The global outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 necessitated the temporary suspension of in-person speech therapy services, leading to a significant surge in the utilization of telepractice within the healthcare system. Understanding the clients’ opinions, satisfaction, and preferences regarding teletherapy is crucial for evaluating its effectiveness and future integration. This study aimed to explore the advantages and disadvantages of teletherapy as perceived by clients, as well as their perspectives on its implementation beyond the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. A web-based survey titled “Speech and Language Teletherapy - Clients’ Experience” was developed and completed by 252 participants. The survey targeted clients above the age of sixteen capable of respondingindependently and parents/guardians of those who could not, as well as parents/guardians of children under sixteen receiving teletherapy within the healthcare system. The survey consisted of 19 questions designed to gather data on client experiences with teletherapy. Among the respondents, 79.2% expressed satisfaction with the teletherapy services provided. The most significant advantages reported were the availability of speech therapy during isolation and/or illness, as well as its the continuity. Out of the total respondents, 54.46% (137 individuals) believed that teletherapy should continue as a regular form of speech and language therapy even after the COVID-19 pandemic. The findings from the analysis of participant responses regarding satisfaction and perceived advantages of speech and language teletherapy suggest the potential integration of teletherapy as a routine offering within the speech and language therapy services of the Republic of Croatia’s healthcare system. The perspectives and preferences of clients, as outlined in this study, can guide future policy decisions and facilitate the effective and sustainable integration of teletherapy services beyond the pandemic era.