This handout is designed for patients who are preparing for a virtual mental health visit and want a clear, practical overview of what to expect. It explains how telebehavioral health works, the types of services that can be provided, and how virtual care can improve access to support. The resource helps patients understand how telehealth can fit into their daily lives and support consistent, ongoing care.
Updated, 2026
This toolkit is designed for healthcare leaders and implementation teams working to expand access to care for individuals with opioid use disorder (OUD) and substance use disorders (SUDs) through digital health. It provides a practical,Read more
The California Telehealth Resource Center (CTRC) hosted its 14th Annual Digital Health Summit as a no-cost, virtual event bringing together healthcareleaders, clinicians, and operational teams from across the country. The summit focused on howRead more
This playbook is designed for telehealth coordinators, program managers, and operational teams responsible for implementing and managing digital health–enabled OUD and SUD services. It provides a practical, operations-focused framework that translates high-level strategy into clearRead more
June 8th, 2026 By Sylvia Trujillo, MPP, JD and Emilia Ochoa-Ruiz, MS, PMP Substance use disorders (SUDs), including opioid use disorder (OUD), remain one of the most significant public health challenges facing healthcare organizations and communities today. RecoveryRead more
This toolkit is designed for healthcare operations leaders and implementation teams who are building or optimizing telebehavioral health services and need a clear, practical foundation for execution. It provides an operations-focused overview of key considerations,Read more
I appreciate the tips on preparing your environment for a virtual visit. It makes sense that minimizing distractions can improve the experience. related tool