Elizabeth Hodge served on the editorial board for the American Health Lawyers Association’s (AHLA) “Innovative Tech: A Health law Resource Bundle,” a resource tool which “aims to help the greater health law community understand some of the key technological changes that are reshaping the health care landscape for the future,” according to AHLA. The resource, available to the organization’s 14,000 members, addresses several technological innovations impacting the healthcare industry, including blockchain, telemedicine, and 3D printing.

Hodge concentrates her practice on compliance and regulatory issues affecting healthcare providers and payers and employer-sponsored health plans.