About the IAPP

When health care and technology companies are developing or implementing innovative products and services to improve health care and wellness, they trust Jodi Daniel to navigate the complex and dynamic policy and regulatory environment to achieve their business goals. Jodi leverages her extensive experience in digital health and health data to provide strategic, practical advice to clients engaged in groundbreaking products and services that raise novel legal, policy and ethical questions.

As one of the first digital health lawyers in the US and a former lead policymaker at the US Department of Health and Human Services, Jodi has a broad and unique understanding of the digital health market and cutting-edge health innovation--including artificial intelligence and machine learning, remote monitoring tools, EHRs, mobile health applications, digital therapeutics, health data platforms, and data analytics tools. 

Jodi counsels health technology companies, health care providers, health plans, life science companies and others on regulatory issues, including data access and use, privacy and security, interoperability, health information exchange, information blocking, telehealth, FDA oversight, federal reimbursement, and state law issues. She literally wrote the rules that govern data use and digital health, including HIPAA and interoperability rules, brings together regulatory issues from across government agencies, including the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC), Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS), Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

In addition to advising on innovative products and services, Jodi frequently advocates for clients for policy changes before regulators. She also analyzes clients on compliance with new regulations and policies.