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Yes — several reputable telehealth companies offer both therapy and psychiatry (medication management) in one place. Which is best depends on your state, insurance, budget, and whether you need controlled substances (e.g., stimulant prescriptions). Options to consider:
- Talkspace — provides therapist-matched talk and live sessions plus psychiatry/medication management; flexible messaging + live visits and widely used.
- Cerebral — integrated therapy + psychiatric care focused on depression/anxiety, fast access and subscription plans (availability varies by state).
- Brightside Health — focuses on evidence-based care for depression/anxiety with combined therapy and psychiatric medication management.
- PlushCare — offers online primary care and behavioral health including psychiatrists for med management plus therapists; often accepts major insurers.
- Teladoc / Doctor On Demand / Amwell (major telehealth platforms) — each connects you with licensed psychiatrists and therapists and often accepts insurance/Medicare depending on your plan.
- Spring Health / Lyra Health — high-quality integrated therapy + psychiatry programs commonly offered through employers (good if your employer provides them).
- Zocdoc — not a subscription service, but useful for finding individual telepsychiatrists and therapists near you (good if you want to choose providers a la carte).
Things to check before you sign up
- State availability and wait times (psychiatry appointments can be slower).
- Whether they will prescribe controlled substances (many don’t or have restrictions).
- Cost and insurance acceptance (some are subscription/pay‑out‑of‑pocket; Teladoc/PlushCare often take insurance).
If you tell me your state, whether you have insurance and what medications (or classes like stimulants vs antidepressants) you expect to need, I can narrow this to the best specific options for you.