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My issue with Teladoc is this:
1. Many clients don't want to do it which I’ve head from physicians who use Telehealth services.
They don't feel comfortable talking about their problems when their spouse/SO/parents/kids/whoever are potentially within earshot.
1. Many clients don't want to do it which I’ve head from physicians who use Telehealth services.
They don't feel comfortable talking about their problems when their spouse/SO/parents/kids/whoever are potentially within earshot.
2.Its iffy if insurance will cover their portion of the cost for telehealth sessions, and if they do what they cover is less than normal. Prior to the outbreak insurance did not cover the costs of any telehealth sessions. I recall said physicians saying insurance companies...
were evaluating on a month-to-month basis if they're going to continue covering these costs.
The insurance thing is what I'm really hung up on. If they decide to stop coverage for those sessions then that's that.
The insurance thing is what I'm really hung up on. If they decide to stop coverage for those sessions then that's that.
