Providing telehealth services demands a considered evaluation of the provider's current insurance coverage, and will likely require increased coverage. (Photo: iStock)
The ability to deliver mental health services virtually has the potential to revolutionize mental health care at a time when change is sorely needed. Mental health care providers can hold counseling sessions by video conference, communicate by texting, and use remote monitoring for updates on a patient's condition.
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