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

Here are reputable online services that combine psychotherapy (talk therapy) with psychiatric medication management. Short notes on why each might fit — check availability by state and whether they take your insurance or employer benefits before signing up.

• Talkspace — Offers licensed therapists and board-certified psychiatrists for diagnosis and medication management. Good if you want integrated messaging-based therapy plus scheduled med visits.
• Brightside Health — Focused on evidence-based treatment for depression and anxiety; provides therapy and psychiatric medication management with coordinated care plans.
• Cerebral — Provides therapy plus psychiatric prescribing and follow-up (popular for anxiety, depression, ADHD). NOTE: the company has had organizational and regulatory changes, so confirm current service availability in your state.
• Doctor On Demand (by Included Health) — Wide network of therapists and psychiatrists; accepts many commercial insurances and is good if you want insurance-covered visits.
• Teladoc Health — Large telehealth platform offering both therapy and psychiatry/medication management, often in-network with insurers and employer plans.
• Amwell — Connects you with licensed therapists and psychiatrists; works with many health plans and employer benefits.
• SonderMind — Primarily known for therapy but in many markets coordinates medication management with psychiatrists or co-manages care; good for people who prioritize local-matching therapists.
• MDLIVE — Telepsychiatry and therapy services available in many states; often works with insurers and employer benefits.

Things to consider when choosing

• Insurance/employer coverage — some services are employer-only (Lyra, Spring Health) or have better insurance contracts.
• Conditions treated — not all services treat bipolar disorder or prescribe controlled substances (stimulants for ADHD) equally; many require in-person evaluations for controlled substances.
• Continuity of care — if you prefer the same clinician team for therapy and meds, ask about care coordination.
• Cost and format — some platforms use messaging therapy vs video; pricing and subscription models vary.

If you tell me your state, whether you have insurance or an employer mental-health benefit, and what diagnosis or needs (e.g., ADHD, depression, urgent crisis), I can narrow this list to 2–3 best options for you.