Member Group
Health Division
The Health Division of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)® strives to advance the use of consumer-based, technology-enabled health solutions to deliver better health outcomes and reduce overall health care cost.
Key Initiatives
- Provide CTA members with educational and networking opportunities in the health and fitness technology space.
- Conduct market research around health and fitness technology devices, products and services.
- Educate industry stakeholders about health and fitness technology products and services.
- Ensure that health and fitness technology devices, services and apps can thrive in a sound regulatory environment that balances innovation with safety and privacy.
- Support standards initiatives to create performance benchmarks or other standards to advance consumer acceptance of the wearables industry.
Recent Filings
- Comments in Response to Request for Comments on the Proposed 21st Century Cures Act Rule
- Comments in Response to Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Proposed Interoperability and Patient Access Rule
- Comments in Response to Request for Feedback on Proposed Regulatory Framework for Modifications to Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Based Software as a Medical Device Discussion Paper
- CTA Response to HIPAA Request for Information
- Final Comments: FDA Multifunction Guidance
- Comments of CTA: Clinical and Patient Decision Support Software
- Comments of CTA: Changes to Existing Medical Software Policies
- Comments on Software PreCert Program
- CTA Comments On CMS PFS
- CTA Comments on CMMI RFI Direct Provider Contracting Models
- Comments on RFI on Promoting Interoperability SNF
- CTA Comments to FDA CDS Guidance
- CTA Comments to OIG AKS Rule
Related Research
Connected Health and Remote Patient Monitoring: Consumer and Industry Use
Active Aging: Consumer Perceptions and Attitudes
Assessing the Landscape for Digital Therapeutics
Family Caregiver Technology Usage & Perception
Guidance for Wearable Health Solutions
How You Can Participate