VSee is a veteran telehealth company (long used by NASA for astronaut care, its favorite credential) offering HIPAA-compliant video that performs unusually well on poor connections — relevant for rural teletherapy — plus a configurable virtual clinic layer: intake forms, waiting rooms, scheduling, e-payments, group visits, and remote monitoring integrations. Developers can build custom telehealth workflows on its APIs and SDKs, which is why many digital health services run white-labeled on VSee plumbing. For a therapy practice, the practical offering is a free basic tier for simple secure calls and paid plans that add clinic workflow features, with enterprise options beyond. The interface is more utilitarian than modern consumer apps, and the breadth of configuration can feel like overkill for a solo practice. Where bandwidth resilience, customization, or programmability matter, VSee remains one of the most flexible choices.