Another limitation regarding online therapy is that insurance companies or HMOs are not likely to reimburse or authorize mental health treatment delivered online. While this may change in time, User should not expect coverage for online therapy at the present time unless the health plan in question has indicated in writing that such coverage is available. It is important to understand that not all problems and conditions are suited for online therapy and that referrals may be made to other practitioners or facilities for in-person treatment when the User's therapist deems it to be appropriate. This may occur after the initial assessment or after it becomes apparent to Therapist or User that more intensive treatment may be warranted. With respect to exceptions to confidentiality, for instance, therapists are generally required to report suspected child abuse or neglect.
Some states require the reporting of suspected elder abuse or dependent adult abuse.
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