This checklist from the California Telehealth Resource Center (CTRC) supports healthcare providers in delivering effective and secure two-way interactive audio/video telehealth services. It guides providers through crucial steps, including verifying clinical appropriateness, obtaining required consents, and ensuring patients have adequate technology and a private setting. It also covers provider conduct, preparation for potential technology issues, and follow-up care planning. Essential for maintaining high standards in virtual healthcare, this resource aids providers in creating a reliable and professional telehealth experience.
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