Purpose: Telepractice offers prevention, assessment, treatment, and consultation at a distance. This article provides an overview of telepractice with specific considerations and examples related to voice across licensure requirements, state and federal laws, reimbursement, documentation, and telepractice methods.
Conclusion: As technology continues to advance and as client demand for telepractice services increases, practitioners need to create successful telepractice programs.
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