The Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) is the professional organization dedicated to advancing the safe, effective, equitable, and ethical use of digital technologies to optimize human health. Founded in 2019, DiMe brings together experts from across disciplines—healthcare, technology, research, and policy—to collaborate on standards, best practices, and open-source tools that accelerate the responsible integration of digital medicine into everyday care and research. Its mission is to shape the future of medicine through evidence-based digital innovation, fostering a vibrant ecosystem where digital health solutions can deliver meaningful outcomes for all populations.

The American Telemedicine Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing telehealth and virtual care. Founded in 1993, ATA serves as the leading voice in promoting the adoption and integration of telemedicine technologies across the U.S. healthcare system. Its mission is to ensure that all individuals have access to safe, effective, and affordable care whenever and wherever they need it. The ATA brings together a diverse membership base—including healthcare providers, payers, policymakers, and technology companies—to advocate for policy reform, establish best practices, and drive innovation in digital health delivery.