Zoom for Healthcare wraps the video platform clients already know in healthcare-grade controls: a signed BAA, enhanced encryption, waiting rooms, and admin policies that make sessions HIPAA-appropriate, plus EHR integrations (including Epic contexts) for larger deployments. Its differentiating move for clinicians is AI documentation — Zoom's clinical notes capability can capture a telehealth session and draft the note within the same platform, syncing toward chart workflows and reducing the scribe-plus-video juggling act. Reliability and client familiarity are the core argument: no other platform matches Zoom's connection quality and universal comfort level, which matters with technology-anxious clients. Costs are per-license on healthcare plans, economical for solo clinicians and scalable for groups. The generic-meeting aesthetic and consumer associations are the main aesthetic complaints; functionally, for teletherapy at any scale, it is a safe, increasingly AI-capable choice.