Health AI tools are increasingly shaping care delivery, workforce sustainability, and patient experience, but their rapid evolution poses complex challenges for policymakers. Rules designed to protect patients must also avoid creating new barriers to care, particularly for safety-net organizations that operate with fewer technical and operational resources.
Join CHCF in Sacramento for an in-person only briefing that examines how current and proposed health AI policies are playing out in practice. Through analysis of state and federal developments and early implementation lessons, this session will highlight where policy approaches are advancing patient safety, where unintended consequences are emerging, and what refinements could help ensure equitable AI adoption across California’s health system.
The briefing is designed to equip policymakers and stakeholders with practical insights to support thoughtful, balanced oversight — so that health AI works effectively for all Californians.
Gain Insights Into:
- Key state and federal health AI policy developments
- Early implementation lessons from real world use of health AI tools
- Policy design choices that affect safety net providers and equitable adoption
- Strategies for balancing patient protection with access, innovation, and affordability
A networking lunch will be provided during the 90 min meeting, creating space for continued conversation while engaging with peers
Who Should Attend
Legislative and executive branch staff, policymakers, and stakeholders who influence health policy, including safety-net advocates, provider and workforce organizations, health plans, consumer advocates, and industry representatives.
