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Telehealth workflows for therapy practices

A remote session involves more than a video link. Evaluate scheduling, consent, accessibility, practitioner location and contingency plans together before offering telehealth.

Flor is in early access. This page describes workflows to evaluate and product direction. Confirm the exact supported capabilities and rollout scope with the team.

Prepare the session before it starts

Tell clients what equipment they need, how they will join and what to do if the connection fails. Decide how identity and location are confirmed when required. Review whether a caregiver or interpreter needs to participate, and how invitations are handled.

Confirm the actual video service

Ask which provider delivers video, what contracts apply and whether any recordings are created. Flor’s early-access review should confirm the available integration and supported settings. This site does not advertise a live video service or clinical suitability for every appointment.

A remote appointment loses connectivity

Walk through a fictional remote visit from scheduling to joining and follow-up. Confirm which video service is actually used and which contract covers it. Discuss a failed join, a practitioner running late and a lost connection. Agree on the practical fallback and who contacts the client. Flor does not promise a built-in video platform here; test the specific integration and release scope before relying on it.

Example acceptance worksheet
Check in the demonstrationEvidence to record
Joining instructions are understandableDescribe the observed result using fictional data.
Connection failure has an agreed fallbackRecord the role, exception and any manual work required.
Provider and contractual scope identifiedAgree on pass, follow-up or unavailable before rollout.

Continue with appointment scheduling software for therapy practices and patient portal software for connected care to test the connected steps. The interactive Flor demo provides fictional examples for the discussion.

A few common questions

Can I start a clinical video visit here?

No. The public website is for learning about Flor and requesting early access.

Are all appointments suitable for telehealth?

Suitability depends on the service, practitioner judgment and applicable requirements. Your clinic should define its own eligibility policy.

Prepared for clinic owners in Canada. Updated . These guides support product evaluation and do not replace professional or legal advice.

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