Overview
MediTelecare provides behavioral and mental health telehealth services to residents of skilled nursing and assisted living facilities. Clinicians use televideo to connect with patients who would otherwise lack access to specialized care, delivering remote behavioral health care from a team that includes psychologists, nurse practitioners, psychiatrists, and clinical social workers. The service operates across multiple states and relies on licensed clinicians delivering remote care from a centralized clinical team. MediTelecare differentiates itself by specializing in elderly populations in long-term care facilities, offering a broad, multi-state network of licensed clinicians, and using telehealth to reach patients who cannot access in-person care. The goal is to expand access to high-quality behavioral health care for seniors, improving outcomes by providing consistent, remote, specialized care through a dedicated telehealth platform.
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What believers are saying
- Becker named MediTelecare among 2026 telehealth companies to know.
- MTC Care rebranded in October 2025 and expanded hybrid behavioral healthcare.
- Walmart and Instacart partnerships in 2026 extend referral reach beyond nursing homes.
What critics are saying
- The January 2025 Kentucky Medicare settlement brands the company as billing-risky.
- Whistleblower allegations over 2017-2022 psychotherapy timing invite audits through 2026.
- A second payment dispute could freeze payer contracts and trigger existential reimbursement loss.
What makes MediTelecare unique
- MTC Care embeds behavioral clinicians inside nursing-home workflows across 26 states.
- Its PointClickCare integration lowers staff friction and speeds resident psychiatric follow-up.
- Hybrid telehealth plus in-person psychiatry broadens coverage beyond pure video competitors.
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