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

Here are several reputable telehealth services that offer both medication management (psychiatry/psych prescribers) and therapy — with a one-line reason why each might fit different needs. Availability and specific services vary by state, so check each site for current coverage and whether they prescribe controlled substances (stimulants/benzos are often restricted).

• Teladoc / Doctor On Demand — Large, established telehealth provider with both board-certified psychiatrists and licensed therapists; widely accepted by insurers and employer plans.
• Amwell — Major telehealth network that connects you to psychiatrists and therapists; integrated with many health systems and insurers.
• Brightside Health — Focused on anxiety & depression care; combines measurement-based medication management with therapy and care coordination.
• Talkspace — Started as a therapy platform but now offers Talkspace Psychiatry for medication management alongside its talk/messaging therapy options.
• PlushCare — Offers virtual primary care plus psychiatry and therapy; good if you want integrated medical + mental health care under one provider.
• Lyra Health — High-quality therapy + psychiatric services primarily through employer-sponsored plans; strong clinician vetting and care coordination.
• Zocdoc (telehealth search) — Not a care provider itself, but a useful search tool to find telepsychiatrists who also coordinate therapy or to book both services with the same clinician.
• Cerebral — Known for easy access to medication + therapy for mood disorders; note that the company has had service changes and scrutiny, so verify current availability and reviews in your state.

Quick tips for choosing:

• Check whether your insurance or employer plan covers the platform (costs vary widely).
• Verify the type of prescriber (psychiatrist MD/DO vs nurse practitioner/PA) if that matters to you.
• Ask whether they will prescribe or manage controlled medications (often not possible via telehealth).
• Look for platforms that offer follow-up continuity (ongoing medication management + therapy with the same care team).

If you tell me your state, whether you have insurance or an employer plan, and what condition you’re seeking treatment for (depression, ADHD, bipolar, etc.), I can narrow this list to the best options for you.