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“I need both therapy and medication. Which online services offer psychiatry plus therapy?”

AI answer

Do you live in the United States and do you have insurance? That affects which services are available and how much it will cost. Also: do you need stimulant/buprenorphine/benzodiazepine treatment (controlled medications)? Many tele‑psychiatry platforms limit or won’t start controlled substances by telehealth. Below are well‑known online services that provide both psychiatric medication management and psychotherapy — brief why each might fit: Teladoc / MDLIVE (Teladoc Health) Large telehealth network that offers psychiatry (medication management) and licensed therapists; accepts many insurers and employer plans and has broad state coverage. Doctor On Demand (now part of Included Health) Established telemedicine company with psychiatrists and psychologists/therapists; often in‑network with major insurers and good for same‑day or short‑wait visits. Amwell Big telehealth marketplace with psychiatrists and therapists on the platform; good if you want to search providers by specialty and insurance. Talkspace Known for therapy (text/video) and also offers psychiatry/medication management; convenient messaging-based options plus scheduled visits. PlushCare Offers psychiatry and therapists, focuses on fast access to appointments and coordination between providers; often works with insurers and employer plans. Talkiatry Telepsychiatry-focused service that provides medication management and can coordinate therapy when needed; useful if you primarily need psychiatry care with therapy coordination. Brightside (direct-to-consumer behavioral health) Focuses on depression/anxiety, offers psychiatric medication management and therapy as integrated care; convenient model for those conditions (confirm availability by state). Other options worth considering Zocdoc or Psychology Today: marketplaces where you can find and book either psychiatrists (for meds) or therapists; useful if you want the same clinician for both or to search by insurance. Employer/insurer mental‑health benefits (Ginger/Headspace Health, Spring Health): many employers provide access to integrated care (therapy + psychiatry) through these vendors — check your benefits. Things to check before you sign up State licensure: provider must be licensed in your state. Controlled substances policy: many platforms won’t initiate or refill certain controlled meds via telehealth. Whether the same organization coordinates your therapist and prescriber (better continuity) vs. referrals between separate clinicians. Price and insurance coverage, wait times, and whether they use psychiatrists vs. psychiatric nurse practitioners. If you tell me your state, whether you have insurance, and whether you need controlled medication, I can narrow this list and suggest 2–3 best matches (including typical costs and links).