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The ATA's Principles for Delivering Telerehabilitation Services.

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|July 2, 2026

Summary

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This document updates guidelines for telerehabilitation services, emphasizing client needs, evidence, and technology. It aims to help practitioners deliver effective and secure remote rehabilitation care.

Keywords:

American Telemedicine Association Habilitation Rehabilitation Telehealth Telepractice

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Published on: April 19, 2019

Area of Science:

Digital Health and Telemedicine
Rehabilitation Science

Background:

Telehealth utilizes electronic communications for healthcare delivery and education.
Digital health encompasses advanced technologies like AI, mHealth, and remote monitoring to improve outcomes.
This document revises the American Telemedicine Association's 2017 principles for telerehabilitation services.

Purpose of the Study:

To inform and assist practitioners in providing effective and secure telerehabilitation services.
To guide rehabilitation professionals in developing discipline-specific standards and guidelines.
To reflect current utilization and technological advancements in telerehabilitation.

Main Methods:

Revision of existing American Telemedicine Association (ATA) principles.
Incorporation of current utilization of telerehabilitation services.
Focus on client needs, empirical evidence, and available technologies.

Main Results:

Provides updated principles for delivering telerehabilitation services.
Encourages use as a resource for developing practice standards.
Highlights the integration of digital health technologies in rehabilitation.

Conclusions:

Practitioners are guided to provide effective and secure telerehabilitation.
The document serves as a resource for professional development in telerehabilitation.
It emphasizes evidence-based practice and client-centered care in digital health settings.