Rapid expansion of telehealth services for mental health conditions at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic helped improve access to care and improved provider ability to meet patient demand, according ...

This article explores aspects of psychology and mental health and contains conversation about suicide. Please read with care and dial 988 if you need help: https ...

Telehealth usage skyrocketed during the pandemic as people sought medical care at home and lawmakers made it easier for providers to offer virtual services. The federal government gave flexibilities ...

Access to mental health care remains a significant challenge across rural America. Limited resources, fewer health care providers and geographic isolation contribute to a substantial mental health ...

Racial and ethnic disparities in telehealth access for schizophrenia patients reveal broader inequities in mental health care ...

Appropriate application of telehealth could make health care delivery more efficient, explains Dr Mike Hoaglin. As a currently practicing physician with plenty of experience working in the emergency ...

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Colleges used federal emergency funds during the COVID-19 pandemic to expand mental health services. Now the money is gone ...

Telehealth availability for mental health care varies significantly across states -- from less than half of treatment facilities contacted in states like Mississippi and South Carolina to every ...

It's a challenging time to be a young person. Study after study has shown that stressors such as social media, bullying, loneliness and the pandemic are causing or exacerbating a wide array of mental ...

Last week was Eating Disorder Awareness Week. Nearly 29 million Americans, or 9 percent of the entire U.S. population, battle an eating disorder in their lifetimes. Eating disorders are the ...