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

Here are several well-known online services that combine therapy + psychiatric medication management. I’ll note why people choose each and a couple quick things to check before signing up.

1. Teladoc (including MDLive)

   • Why: Large, nationwide telehealth platform that offers both licensed therapists and board-certified psychiatrists; accepts many commercial plans and Medicare Advantage in some areas.
   • Check: which insurers/plans are accepted in your state and whether initial assessments are covered.

2. Amwell

   • Why: Big telehealth provider with separate behavioral-health services (therapy and psychiatry); works with many insurers and employer plans.
   • Check: appointment availability and whether they’ll prescribe controlled substances in your state.

3. Doctor On Demand (Now branded as Included by some payers)

   • Why: Veteran telepsychiatry/therapy provider used by many health plans and employers; integrated care options and insurance-friendly.
   • Check: whether your plan contracts with them and expected copays.

4. Brightside Health

   • Why: Focused on evidence-based treatment for depression and anxiety with integrated medication management + weekly therapy options; known for coordinated care plans.
   • Check: availability in your state and whether your insurance or employer covers it (they offer self-pay options).

5. Cerebral

   • Why: Subscription-style mental health service offering therapy and psychiatric medication management with frequent follow-ups and messaging.
   • Check: recent changes in services and prescribing policies (they’ve adjusted practices in the past)—confirm current state availability and controlled-substance policies.

6. Lyra Health and Spring Health

   • Why: Employer/benefits platforms that provide coordinated therapy + psychiatry (high quality networks and navigation); great if your employer offers them.
   • Check: these usually require employer enrollment—ask HR if your workplace covers them.

7. Done (and other specialty telepsychiatry services)

   • Why: Platforms like Done focus on specific conditions (e.g., ADHD) and provide medication management plus coaching or therapy options.
   • Check: best for condition-specific needs (ADHD, etc.) rather than broad mental-health care.

What to check before you sign up

• Insurance coverage and out‑of‑pocket costs (many platforms accept insurance; some are cash/subscription only).
• Controlled-substance prescribing rules (many telepsychiatry services restrict or won’t prescribe stimulants or certain meds depending on state law).
• Whether therapy and psychiatry are coordinated (same clinician/team vs. separate providers).
• Wait times for new patients and whether they offer urgent follow-up.
• State availability (most U.S. services require both you and the clinician to be in the same state).

If you tell me:

• what state/country you’re in,
• whether you have insurance (and which),
• whether you need ADHD/stimulant prescriptions or other controlled meds, I can narrow this to the best options for your situation. If you’re in crisis or feel unsafe, call your local emergency number or a crisis line immediately.