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Let us help you help your patients. Our main objective is to improve patient outcomes and identify risks before they become an issue.  Our experienced therapists provide a thorough and quality assessment with quick turnaround to streamline your practice process flow. Additionally, your patients will love the convenience, comfort and access made possible by telemedicine, our proprietary technology and online process.  Please enter your info below to receive more information or to schedule a call to learn more.

 






    Resources

    We’re big believers in the power of telemedicine. Below are some articles, whitepapers and case studies that support what a difference this industry is making in healthcare.

    • The American Hospital Association found that 72 percent of Americans would use telehealth services. The article explains why telehealth improves patient satisfaction and how various healthcare organizations (Mayo Clinic, for example) use telehealth.
    • The New England Journal of Medicine explores how telemedicine is changing physician practices in rural communities. New applications of telemedicine have enabled rural practicing physicians to manage a wide range of acutely ill patients, improve accessibility to specialists, and reduce barriers to care in underserved regions.
    • This whitepaper, Designing The Consumer-Centered: Telehealth & eVisit Experience, dives into the definition of telemedicine and the main industry players. It also showcases nine key factors consumers are looking for, when it comes to telemedicine. Here’s one: There can’t be any “friction” for the consumer.
    • The American Psychological Association developed guidelines for the practice of telepsychology. These are the same guidelines that we follow.
    • Our company specializes in online behavioral screenings. In this article, The American Psychological Association helps patients understand what exactly a psychological evaluation entails and the purpose of the exam.
    • Internet-Delivered Psychological Treatments supports the benefits of telemedicine. According to the abstract: “Studies suggest that guided Internet treatments can be as effective as face-to-face treatments, lead to sustained improvements, work in clinically representative conditions and probably are cost-effective.”
    • Telemedicine is gaining momentum. According to FierceHealthcare, half of patients prefer telehealth visits to in-person care. In addition, the survey uncovered that the majority of telehealth users were under the age of 50 and more than half of respondents found out about telehealth through their physician.
    • More and more doctors are getting connected with patients by phone, email and webcam. This in-depth look at telemedicine by The Wall Street Journal explores the ins-and-outs of the industry and how it’s growing. For example, in 2016, 74 percent of large employers offer telemedicine benefits to employees.
    • State of Telemedicine Report Reassessed for 2018 shares some data points that physicians and healthcare organizations will be interested in. For starters, telemedicine is one of the fastest growing sectors in the overall healthcare market, “on track to grow from the reported $25.53 billion in 2015 to $57.92 billion by 2020, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17.85 percent over the next five years.”
    • Telemedicine can play a big role in addressing mental health needs in rural communities. Researchers at The University of Nebraska describe how telemedicine is an ideal way for people in rural communities to have easier access to the treatment they need.