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The doctor will ‘see’ you now. Or text, talk, or chat if you would rather
By Catherine Robertson Souter
Before 2020, telehealth therapy had barely infiltrated the profession, covering about 9-11% of all...
Medicare telehealth waiver extended again
By Eileen Weber
Telehealth just had a pretty close call.
For those relying on Medicare, the expiration deadline for...
Disadvantages to telehealth as a business model
By Liz Varney, LICSW
In last month’s article, “Benefits of telehealth as a business model,” I shared the cost advantages to using telehealth to conduct psychotherapy instead of meeting in...
The benefit of telehealth as a business model
By Liz Varney, LICSW
The key to success for any business is to keep revenue high and overhead costs low. For new business owners, the uncertainty of unexpected costs may feel daunting. In fact, the...
Study: College students feel anxious about presidential election
By Susan Gonsalves
Survey conducted by virtual provider
Students at colleges and universities across the United States...
Is telehealth here to stay?
By Andrew Cromarty
Accessibility for patients is benefit
Now that mask mandates and social distancing are a thing of...
Telehealth follies
By Ellen Anderson, Ph.D
The pandemic propelled many therapists into providing services via telehealth, typically through...
Rhode Island joins PSYPACT to increase providers, decrease wait times
By Eileen Weber
Since the pandemic, mental health issues for both children and adults have increased, creating a...
The pros and cons of accepting health insurance
By Ellen Anderson, Ph.D
Solo practitioners face challenges
Have you considered joining or leaving an insurance panel? More...
Future of telehealth coverage uncertain
By Beth Negus Viveiros
Rules differ state to state
Telehealth became the new normal for both mental health patients and...