Mental Health Services
Telepsychiatry and Therapy Accessible, Affordable, Confidential
Confidential Access
Patients access mental health services from privacy of home—no one sees them entering psychiatrist’s office. Anonymous intake option for initial screening. HIPAA-compliant video with end-to-end encryption. No mental health visit recorded in public-facing appointment history (visible only to patient and provider).
Provider Matching
Patients choose therapist by specialty (anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction), approach (CBT, DBT, psychodynamic), language, gender, availability. Ratings and reviews from verified patients. First consultation typically 45-60 minutes for comprehensive assessment
Provider Matching
Patients choose therapist by specialty (anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction), approach (CBT, DBT, psychodynamic), language, gender, availability. Ratings and reviews from verified patients. First consultation typically 45-60 minutes for comprehensive assessment
Flexible Modalities
Video therapy (see therapist’s expressions, build rapport). Audio-only (patients who prefer voice). Text-based chat (asynchronous messaging for non-crisis support). Crisis hotline integration (escalate to emergency services if needed). Group therapy sessions (support groups, DBT skills training)
Flexible Modalities
Video therapy (see therapist’s expressions, build rapport). Audio-only (patients who prefer voice). Text-based chat (asynchronous messaging for non-crisis support). Crisis hotline integration (escalate to emergency services if needed). Group therapy sessions (support groups, DBT skills training)
Measurement-Based Care
Validated mental health questionnaires (PHQ-9 for depression, GAD-7 for anxiety) administered regularly. Track symptom severity over time. Visualize progress with graphs. Adjust treatment if not improving. Outcome data demonstrates therapy effectiveness.
Measurement-Based Care
Validated mental health questionnaires (PHQ-9 for depression, GAD-7 for anxiety) administered regularly. Track symptom severity over time. Visualize progress with graphs. Adjust treatment if not improving. Outcome data demonstrates therapy effectiveness.
Medication Management
- Psychiatrists prescribe medications via e-prescriptions. Drug interaction checking (especially important as many mental health patients on multiple medications). Medication adherence tracking with reminders. Side effect monitoring—patients report symptoms, psychiatrist adjusts dosage
Crisis Intervention
24/7 crisis support for patients in distress. Safety planning—document warning signs, coping strategies, emergency contacts. Suicide risk assessment tools. Escalation protocols—when to recommend hospitalization
Crisis Intervention
24/7 crisis support for patients in distress. Safety planning—document warning signs, coping strategies, emergency contacts. Suicide risk assessment tools. Escalation protocols—when to recommend hospitalization
Integrated Care
Coordinate mental and physical health—depression impacts diabetes control, anxiety worsens hypertension. Primary care doctor and psychiatrist share patient’s EMR (with consent). Collaborative care model—psychiatrist consults on complex cases, primary care manages medications
Integrated Care
Coordinate mental and physical health—depression impacts diabetes control, anxiety worsens hypertension. Primary care doctor and psychiatrist share patient’s EMR (with consent). Collaborative care model—psychiatrist consults on complex cases, primary care manages medications
Accessibility & Affordability
Insurance coverage for telepsychiatry now widespread. Sliding scale fees for uninsured patients. Employer-sponsored EAP (Employee Assistance Program) integration. Government mental health programs supported.
Accessibility & Affordability
Insurance coverage for telepsychiatry now widespread. Sliding scale fees for uninsured patients. Employer-sponsored EAP (Employee Assistance Program) integration. Government mental health programs supported.
Outcomes
73% of patients report symptom improvement within 12 weeks. 89% patient satisfaction (convenience, effectiveness). Dropout rate: 18% (vs. 45% for in-person therapy—improved retention due to convenience). Suicide prevention: Early intervention via telepsychiatry saves lives