This dovetails with one of the above threads, about my fear of the quick-and-easy version of neurological healthcare becoming a replacement for high-quality healthcare that is currently terribly inaccessible for people. I’m not against telehealth or even telehealth prescriptions on principle - friends of mine have had to jump through some truly stupid hoops to, say, get a longstanding prescription refilled while traveling, which is stupid - but I am against letting shoddy, profit-driven healthcare startups be considered good enough for the majority of people who can’t afford or access good healthcare.
Also, nothing makes me exhibit ADHD-like symptoms more than video calls. So there’s my personal bias.
This dovetails with one of the above threads, about my fear of the quick-and-easy version of neurological healthcare becoming a replacement for high-quality healthcare that is currently terribly inaccessible for people. I’m not against telehealth or even telehealth prescriptions on principle - friends of mine have had to jump through some truly stupid hoops to, say, get a longstanding prescription refilled while traveling, which is stupid - but I am against letting shoddy, profit-driven healthcare startups be considered good enough for the majority of people who can’t afford or access good healthcare.
Also, nothing makes me exhibit ADHD-like symptoms more than video calls. So there’s my personal bias.