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Why Telehealth?

The virtual program we employ at PCI harnesses a technological toolkit grounded in empirical data to provide you with an unprecedented degree of personalization. These digital tools allow us to strategically adapt on an ongoing basis to your preferences and needs, as you develop and grow as an individual. Through the knowledge and experience of our team, we have created a harmonious dynamic of technology, science, versatility, and personalization that culminates in the most innovative and effective treatment possible.

PCI offers telehealth therapy for all of the conditions we treat. Not only does our virtual treatment embody a host of advantages, including privacy, convenience, time and cost- effectiveness, reliability, and dependability, but our telehealth care is routinely covered by insurance.

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Who?

Telehealth is the treatment of today, for the you of tomorrow.

The scope of indication for whom telehealth could be beneficial is remarkably wide. While once a solution targeted for rural populations and the elderly, remote care via telehealth practices, such as videoconference, is of widespread value in today & busy world. Whether it is family, work, children, or any other responsibility of importance, your time is more precious than ever. Your care and optimal well-being do not have to be mutually exclusive with the things in life you value most. Telehealth provides the solution.

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Benefits?

Large amounts of robust clinical data support the effectiveness of
telemedicine. Not only does it work, but in some instances, it is more effective
than standard care. While this is undoubtedly the result of countless factors,
some of the most profound benefits responsible for the success of
telemedicine are that it:

Promotes sustained and durable participation in the therapeutic process
Allows for better assessment by practitioners because they obtain a more representative insight into your natural (home) environment
Integrates family connections into your care. Even if the family member lives distantly, telemedicine can loop your family member in on the virtual visit if you authorize it.
Improves patient engagement and adherence with remote monitoring
Provides care and support groups at your fingertips, whenever you need it
Enhances reliability and dependability on both ends of care
Creates more comfort and less stress

We Can Help!

The notion that your care is inaccessible or that your best self is unattainable is thankfully now only an illusion. Privacy concerns are no longer necessary. Top-tier, cutting-edge substance abuse disorder and psychological treatments are available online, at your fingertips, securely and without hassle. Irrespective of the roadblock between you and the treatment you deserve, our telehealth services will clear the path to your health.

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Telehealth Treatment for Mental Health and Addiction

Telehealth / Teletherapy

Why Telehealth?

Who?

Benefits?

Is Addiction Treatment Delivered by Telehealth Effective?

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References:

N. (2020, September 21). September 22, 2020

Benefits of telemedicine. Johns Hopkins Medicine. (n.d.)

Bickel, W. K., Marsch, L. A., Buchhalter, A. R., & Badger, G. J. (2008, April)

Fortney JC; Bauer AM; Cerimele JM; Pyne JM; Pfeiffer P; Heagerty PJ; Hawrilenko M; Zielinski MJ; Kaysen D; Bowen DJ; Moore DL; Ferro L; Metzger K; Shushan S; Hafer E; Nolan JP; Dalack GW; Unützer J; (n.d.).

Gustafson, D. H., McTavish, F. M., Chih, M.-Y., Atwood, A. K., Johnson, R. A., Boyle, M. G., Levy, M. S., Driscoll, H., Chisholm, S. M., Dillenburg, L., Isham, A., & Shah, D. (2014, May).

Marsch, L. A., Guarino, H., Acosta, M., Aponte-Melendez, Y., Cleland, C., Grabinski, M., Brady, R., & Edwards, J. (2014, January).

Molfenter, T., Brown, R., O’Neill, A., Kopetsky, E., & Toy, A. (2018, March 11).

Sweet, J. (n.d.).

Lin, L., Casteel, D., Shigekawa, E., Weyrich, M, Roby, D., & McMenamin, S. (2019).

Kruse, C., Lee, K., Watson, J., Lobo, L., Stoppelmoor, A., & Oyibo, S. (2020).

Yang, Y., Weintraub, E., &Haffajee, R. (2018).

Nesvåg, S. & McKay, J. (2018).