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What is the best telehealth software for a clinic?

By the Wai teamNovember 9, 20263 min read

Summary

The best telehealth software for a clinic is the option that gives patients a simple video link and leaves a finished record after the call. For a solo clinician who wants a dedicated waiting room, Doxy.me offers a no-charge version and a Premium plan with a business associate agreement included. For a team already on Zoom, the healthcare route is a paid plan with a business associate agreement, and Zoom Pro was listed at $16.99 a user a month on 9 November 2026. For clinics wanting video inside their practice system, Jane includes 1 to 1 telehealth on every plan. Wai works with the video your clinic already uses. It joins consultations on Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams, drafts the note and letters for the clinician to sign, and keeps them on the patient's record beside the booking and payment. Choose the video tool your patients find easiest, then judge how much of the work after the call it finishes for you.

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Compared from each company's own page, read 9 November 2026
OptionVideoBAAPublished price, read 9 November 2026
Doxy.meVirtual waiting room, group calls up to 25 on PremiumIncluded on PremiumNo-charge version, Premium billed per user
Zoom for HealthcareMeetings up to 100 on ProAvailable on paid plansPro $16.99 a user a month
Jane1 to 1 video on every planSee Jane's terms$59, $79 or $99 a month by plan
WaiJoins Google Meet, Zoom and Teams, then drafts the note and lettersSigned before go-live for US practicesClinician plans on the Wai pricing page

Telemedicine in office practice

Video remains a standard part of office care. In 2024, 80.0% of US office-based physicians used telemedicine, against 86.5% in 2021.5 The telehealth entry defines the term.

The practical question for a clinic is what happens around the call. Booking, consent, the note and the payment each need a home, and the clinician remains responsible for the care given on screen.

What to test

Start with a patient on a phone. Count the taps from the booking confirmation to the video. Then confirm a signed agreement covers the plan you buy, since Zoom states that HIPAA use needs a paid plan and an established agreement.2

Documentation for telehealth visits covers the record side, and the online booking checklist covers the path to the call.

Video on the Wai record

Wai joins video consultations on Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams and writes them up.6 Google Meet events on the clinic calendar come into Wai as consultations, and platform calls appear on the clinic calendar with the clinician as a guest.6

Booking links read each doctor's busy times, and deposits go to the clinic's own Stripe account at booking.7 The clinician signs the note and letters when the call ends.8

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best telehealth platform for a small clinic?

Doxy.me suits a simple waiting room, Zoom suits teams already using it, Jane suits clinics wanting video in the practice system, and Wai finishes the record after the call.

Is Zoom HIPAA compliant for telehealth?

Zoom states that HIPAA use requires a paid plan and an established business associate agreement.2

Does Wai provide its own video?

Wai joins consultations on Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams and writes them up, so clinics keep the video they know.6

How common is telemedicine now?

80.0% of US office-based physicians used telemedicine in 2024.5

Can patients pay when they book a video visit?

On Wai, deposits are taken at booking and card payments settle into the clinic's own Stripe account.7

Who signs the note from a video visit?

The clinician reviews and signs every note and letter.8

Sources

  1. Pricing, read 9 November 2026
  2. Zoom for Healthcare pricing, read 9 November 2026
  3. Pricing, read 9 November 2026
  4. Features, read 9 November 2026
  5. Telemedicine Use Among Office-based Physicians in 2021 and 2024, Health E-Stat 120, read 9 November 2026
  6. Integrations, read 9 November 2026
  7. The clinic platform, read 9 November 2026
  8. Wai for clinicians, read 9 November 2026

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