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

Below are reputable online services (US-focused) that provide both medication management (psychiatry/psychiatric prescribers) and therapy. I note one common confusion: some big therapy platforms (e.g., BetterHelp) are therapy-only and do not prescribe medication.

Short list (what each is good for)

• Brightside Health — built for anxiety & depression with integrated med management + evidence-based therapy; good if you want a single, data-driven care pathway.
• Cerebral — offers therapy plus psychiatric medication management and fast access in many states; good for convenience and bundled care.
• Talkspace — offers licensed therapists plus psychiatry/medication management in many states; good if you want messaging-based therapy plus video psychiatry.
• Doctor On Demand — provides psychiatric visits and therapy with broad insurer/employer participation; good if you want clinicians who often accept insurance.
• Amwell — large telehealth marketplace with both psychiatrists and therapists; useful if you want in-network options through insurance.
• Teladoc / MDLive — national telemedicine services that include psychiatry and behavioral health; widely available through insurers and employers.
• PlushCare — primary care plus psychiatry/med-management via telehealth; good if you prefer a one-stop telemedicine option and insurance use.
• SonderMind — primarily therapy but offers coordinated psychiatry/medication management in some markets; good if you want close coordination between therapist and prescriber.
• Headway — a marketplace that helps you find therapists and psychiatrists who accept insurance; good if in-network care is important.
• Talkiatry — telepsychiatry-focused service that also coordinates therapy, emphasizing medication management and continuity.

Things to check before you sign up

• State availability: prescribers must be licensed in your state.
• Insurance vs. cash pay: some accept commercial insurance or employee benefits; others are cash-only.
• Controlled medications: rules differ for stimulants/controlled substances — some services require initial in-person visits or stricter follow-up.
• Integrated team vs separate clinicians: ask whether therapy and psychiatry coordinate (same platform/team) or are booked separately.

If you tell me your state, whether you have insurance (and which), and whether you need stimulant/ADHD meds or other controlled substances, I can narrow the best options and find ones that take your insurance or provide quick starts.