“Meet face to face”
“Connect anytime, anywhere”
“Sync with up to two other people”
“Start your video call in one tap”
“Simplify your appointments”
“Customize your sessions”
A closer look at the screenshots
An angled phone shows the app splash screen.
The tilted phone continues into clinician and client role selection.
A video call shows a large participant and a smaller self-view.
A three-person video grid highlights the active speaker.
A waiting-room illustration accompanies a waiting message.
A text reminder contains a join link.
A list names in-call controls.
About this app
Attend your appointment without leaving your home or office, or car, or private outdoor spot. With Telehealth by SimplePractice, clients and clinicians can participate in 100% secure, HIPAA-compliant therapy sessions from anywhere. Start video appointments instantly, no login or password required.
Headlines in this set
7 screenshots · 6 with a headline
“Meet face to face”
Face to face describes the intended video encounter.
“Connect anytime, anywhere”
Anytime, anywhere makes a broad availability claim.
“Sync with up to two other people”
Up to two other people states the call's participant scope.
“Start your video call in one tap”
One tap claims a short start action, not that others have joined.
“Simplify your appointments”
Simplify leaves the message link to explain reduced appointment effort.
“Customize your sessions”
Customize emphasizes session options but needs the list for detail.
How Medical sets are usually built
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