The Pandemic Made Telemedicine an Instant Hit. Patients and Providers Feel the Growing Pains. ...Middle East

Crystal Joseph pays for two telemedicine video services to ensure that her small therapy practice in Silver Spring, Maryland, can always connect with its clients. She’s been burned before. During one hours-long service outage of SimplePractice in late May, PsycYourMind, which offers mental health counseling and group sessions for Black patients, lost about $600 because of missed appointments. Livid, Joseph requested a small credit from the telemedicine service, which costs $432 monthly for her team of clinicians and trainees. SimplePractice refused, she said. “What they offer is phenomenal, especially being founded by a therapist,” said Joseph, a licensed clinical profession

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