Access telehealth without insurance through direct-pay platforms charging $30–$100 per visit, community health centers, sliding scale clinics, and providers offering reduced rates for uninsured patients.

Many telehealth platforms accept Medicaid, including Teladoc, MDLive, Amwell, and Doctor on Demand. Coverage varies by state and plan—verify your specific state’s Medicaid telehealth coverage before booking.

Telehealth speech therapy is remote treatment delivered by licensed SLPs via video, phone, or digital platforms for speech, language, swallowing, and voice disorders without in-person visits.

Telehealth RN refers to registered nurses providing remote patient care through digital platforms like video calls, phone consultations, and secure messaging, enabling distance care while maintaining clinical standards.

Telehealth physical therapist positions are growing rapidly across virtual clinics and healthcare platforms, offering remote work for licensed PTs in direct patient care, clinical supervision, and specialized rehabilitation roles.

Telehealth occupational therapy delivers remote OT services via video, allowing therapists to assess and treat functional limitations from a distance. It provides convenient access to therapy for mobility, rehabilitation, and daily living skills without clinic visits.

A telehealth nurse practitioner is an advanced practice nurse providing remote healthcare via video, phone, or messaging. They offer diagnosis, treatment, and patient education with the same credentials as in-person NPs.

The Telehealth Modernization Act of 2024 is proposed federal legislation establishing permanent telehealth policies, removing regulatory barriers, and creating sustainable reimbursement for remote healthcare delivery.

Telehealth medical assistant jobs are remote positions supporting virtual healthcare delivery. These roles handle scheduling, documentation, and patient communication with salaries of $28,000-$35,000 and strong job growth.