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Telemental Health After COVID-19: Understanding Effectiveness and Implementation Across Patient Populations While Building Provider Acceptance Are the Next Steps.

Given the rapid adoption of telemental health (TMH) during the COVID-19 pandemic, we were enthusiastic to read Zimmerman and colleagues’1 recent work. They found significant clinical and functional improvements among 207 partial hospitalization patients receiving TMH. Perhaps just as important from an implementation perspective, TMH resulted in high levels of patient satisfaction and treatment adherence.