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Compliance snapshot
Built around what therapists actually report as pain points
or permission not granted
Location this session
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Your clients
🎛 Your tech check
Before your first session of the day: see yourself, watch the mic meter move when you talk, and pick the right camera and microphone if you have more than one.
🪑 Who's waiting
in
📅 Calendar sync
Bring in past notes
Saved notes
📨 Send forms to a client
📥 Received forms
PHQ-9
📧 Send to a client to complete
Score history
✅ Completed assessments
Why location matters on every session
Dialing 911 reaches the dispatch center near the caller. If your client is in crisis 300 miles away, your 911 call may not help them. MyTherapyMatch verifies the client's physical address at the start of each session, so in an emergency you can call their local dispatch or send responders to a confirmed address.
It also protects your license: you must be authorized to practice where the client is located at session time. If a client silently attends from another state, you may be practicing without a license there. We surface the client's state every session.
Emergency workflow
Listing details
Credential verification
Our promise to you
What we promise:
Referrals are one of the best ways to get more clients
- Connect with a colleague and agree to refer to each other — you send them the work outside your scope, they send you yours.
- If they're on MyTherapyMatch, start typing their name below and they'll appear.
- If they're not, type their name and email — you can invite them to a free listing in one click, and refer to them either way.
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My colleagues
Email system
Email templates
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{{name}} (their first name), {{app_url}}, {{email}} and {{unsub}}. There is no unsend — the preview lists every address before anything goes out.Already sent
Therapists
🔎 Find-page report
📶 Call quality
Sessions that had to correct audio/video sync. Reported automatically by both ends — the therapist can't see their own outgoing stream, so the client's browser sends the other half. Over ~120ms is visible to a person; over ~250ms is hard to talk through. No client is identified and nothing about the session is stored.
System check
Audit log
Your practice details · what payers see on your claims checking…
Practice & insurance details — what payers and superbills use to identify you
Two-factor authentication
Password
1 · The free pass ended in 2023
During COVID, federal regulators (HHS OCR) announced they would not penalize providers for using everyday video apps. That enforcement discretion expired August 9, 2023. Since then, using video tools without HIPAA safeguards and a signed Business Associate Agreement is once again an enforceable violation.
2 · A BAA isn't automatic — even if you pay
Zoom offers a BAA only on paid plans — and even then it isn't automatic: you must affirmatively opt in and accept it in your account settings. Zoom's own documentation states customers "are responsible for ensuring their use of Zoom's services aligns with their obligations under HIPAA." Free Zoom, FaceTime, and consumer video apps offer no BAA at all. The compliance gap lands on you, the licensee — not the software company.
3 · General-purpose tools, clinical-grade risks
In 2020 Zoom settled FTC charges that it falsely advertised "end-to-end, 256-bit encryption" while keeping keys that could access meeting content, and left some cloud recordings unencrypted on its servers for up to 60 days. A general-purpose tool also does nothing therapy needs: no consent workflow, no client location for emergencies, no intake, no clinical notes, no license linkage.
4 · What a therapy session actually requires
Professional telehealth guidelines expect you to verify the client's identity and location, hold telehealth-specific informed consent, plan for emergencies near the client, and document it all. MyTherapyMatch makes each of those a built-in step — the platform is the compliance checklist.
And why not one of the big consumer therapy platforms?
Platforms that employ or pay therapists per session take a large cut of the fee and own the client relationship. In 2023 the FTC ordered one of the largest of them to pay $7.8 million in consumer refunds over charges that it shared clients' email addresses, IPs, and health-questionnaire answers with advertising networks — and banned it from doing so again. Many therapists also report pay rates far below their private-practice fee.
MyTherapyMatch is structurally different: you are never our employee, we never touch your session fee, and your client data is never an advertising asset. Flat fee for the office + directory. That's the whole business model.
Still stuck?
Reply to any email from us, or write to hello@mytherapymatch.com. A person reads it — usually the same day. Please don't include client names or details in email; describe the screen instead.