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1. Audio-only telehealth services remain a key part of professional service
Nearly half of psychologists say their patients prefer therapy via phone over videoconference.
(October 2024)
2. Telehealth and hybrid practice are here to stay
Telehealth is widely used among psychologists, with some differences by career stage.
(September 2024)
3. Mental health care is in high demand. Psychologists are leveraging tech and peers to meet the need
Amid a shortage of mental health providers, digital therapeutics could play an important role in providing support for underserved communities.
(January 2024)
4. What psychologists need to know about online therapy services
Psychologists should examine the ethical, legal, and business practices of companies offering to connect patients with providers.
(March 2023)
5. Here’s how psychologists are serving patients with lower incomes
Clinicians are working to expand payment options, increase telehealth offerings, adjust their hours, and more to reach economically disadvantaged patients.
(March 2023)
6. Telehealth is here to stay. Psychologists should equip themselves to offer it
The pandemic isn’t over, but the old ways of delivering care are. What’s next for telehealth?
(October 2022)
7. Telehealth proves its worth
Psychologists are seeing the benefits of telehealth and hoping payers continue to support it. APA is pushing payers to maintain the expanded number of services eligible for telehealth in patients’ homes and keeping payment parity.
(January 2022)
8. Mental health apps are gaining traction
Self-help apps are leading more people to therapy rather than replacing it and once people are in therapy, apps can help psychologists enhance patients’ progress.
(January 2021)
9. Advocacy will help secure expanded telehealth coverage
Reimbursement policy changes prompted by COVID-19 could become permanent. As traditional office visits came to a halt, many payers temporarily began reimbursing psychologists at in-person rates for providing video telehealth services, audio-only or phone services, and online assessment.
(January 2021)
10. COVID-19 has reshaped APA’S advocacy
New advocacy efforts may lead to positive long-term gains, including addressing health disparities, expanding access to telehealth, and educating policymakers about evidence-based treatments.
(January 2021)

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