INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVE OF THE RESEARCH: We define telerehabilitation as the provision of rehabilitation services, that is, a system of control or monitoring of remote rehabilitation using telecommunication technologies. The purpose of telerehabilitation is to increase accessibility and improve continuity of care in vulnerable, geographically remote populations with health problems in order to save time and resources in health care. The goals of this research were to determine the frequency of use of telerehabilitation in physiotherapy and to compare the views of physiotherapists and physiotherapy students on the effectiveness of telerehabilitation itself. In addition to the above, the aim was to investigate whether physiotherapists and physiotherapy students intend to carry out telerehabilitation in the future. RESPONDENTS AND METHODS: Physiotherapists employed in the Republic of Croatia and students of undergraduate and graduate studies in physiotherapy at the Faculty of Health Studies in Rijeka participated in the research. A total of 56 respondents of both sexes participated in the research. Respondents filled out an online questionnaire consisting of 18 questions, and the results of the questionnaire were processed using the statistical program Statistica 14.0.0.15 with the voluntary consent of all participants. RESULTS: The data analysis did not find a statistically significant difference in any of the hypotheses, that is, all the hypotheses were refuted. Although no significant differences were found, it was observed that the respondents believe that telerehabilitation is effective and intend to implement it in the future. CONCLUSION: This research showed that physiotherapists in Croatia do not follow the trends in physiotherapy, regarding telerehabilitation, at the same speed as the rest of the world. However, some results show that there is a brighter future for this area of physiotherapy in our region. Certainly, for a more realistic presentation of telerehabilitation in Croatia, it is necessary to conduct further research of higher quality and with a larger number of respondents.