Will Telerehab threaten hands-on therapy?

As you'll see in this article --
http://www.therapytimes.com/content=6501J64E487EA4941 --
telerehabilitation is a trend that's picking up steam. Experts say that
it is revolutionizing therapy disciplines, increasing patient
compliance and reducing treatment costs. But are you fearful that the
technology-based treatments take away from the personalized, hands-on
approach that therapy professions are well-known for? Do you think
telerehab will it make treatments too sterile, mass produced and
generic? Or do you think it's a positive step in the right direction to
become more effectient and convenient in the face of a high demand on
therapists nationwide? Click here to visit the Therapy Times forum,
post your response and see what other therapists think:
http://www.therapytimes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=272