Telehealth services are frequently used to provide mental health counseling, therapy, and other behavioral health services.

Telehealth services can connect patients with primary care providers for routine check-ups, consultations, and other non-emergency medical needs.

Telehealth can be used to monitor and manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease.

Dermatology: Patients can consult with dermatologists via telehealth about skin conditions such as rashes, acne, and psoriasis.

Urgent care: Telehealth services can give patients access to non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries.

Telehealth can be used to connect patients with registered dietitians for nutrition counseling and support.

Women's health: Telehealth can connect women to gynecologists and other women's health specialists for routine exams, consultations, and other services.

Telehealth services can connect parents and children with pediatricians for routine check-ups, sick visits, and other pediatric care needs.

Physical therapy: Telehealth can connect patients to physical therapists for remote consultations, exercise plans, and other services.

Occupational therapy: Telehealth services can provide patients with remote consultations and therapy sessions with occupational therapists to help them improve their daily living skills.