Troubleshooting Telehealth Appointment Issues
Use this checklist to diagnose and resolve the most common telehealth issues before or during a video session.
Pre-Call Checklist
- Camera and microphone are connected and not in use by another application
- Browser permissions for camera and microphone are granted
- Internet connection is stable (minimum 5 Mbps recommended for video)
- Browser is up to date (Chrome or Edge recommended)
- Client has received and tested their session link
Common Issues and Solutions
Camera or Microphone Not Working
- Check that your browser has permission to access your camera and microphone.
- Go to your browser settings and confirm camera/mic access is allowed for WithinEHR.
- Close any other applications that may be using the camera or microphone.
- Refresh the page and try again.
See: Camera and Mic for Video Calls
Client Cannot Join the Session
- Confirm the client received the correct session link.
- Ask the client to open the link in a supported browser (Chrome or Edge).
- Ensure the client has granted camera and microphone permissions in their browser.
- Resend the session link from the appointment details.
Poor Video or Audio Quality
- Ask both parties to check their internet connection speed.
- Close unnecessary browser tabs and applications to free up bandwidth.
- If on Wi-Fi, move closer to the router or switch to a wired connection.
- Lower the video quality setting if available.
Session Disconnects Mid-Call
- Check your internet connection.
- Rejoin the session using the same link.
- If the issue persists, switch to a different network or device.
Still Having Issues?
Contact WithinEHR support at withinehr.com/contact with details about the issue, your browser version, and your device type.