This is true. That said the agreement with the insurance provider or billing processer often requires a hipaa compliant platform with a BAA. I bill through the

This is true. That said the agreement with the insurance provider or billing processer often requires a hipaa compliant platform with a BAA. I bill through the headway platform as an example and they require a hipaa compliant telehealth platform with BAA for processing. In addition I believe my contract with Aetna specifies the same although it’s been awhile since I’ve reviewed it tbf. an interesting question that comes up for me is whether these companies are harvesting content of meetings and chats for training models and whatnot. The BAA is a (small) protection for myself in case it turns out that zoom is training their AI assistant on meeting chats or closed captioning without participant consent. Although I would hope that the liability in that scenario would mostly fall on zoom as that’s really an abuse on their part.