Do you live in the United States or another country? Many telehealth offerings are regional (licensing and prescribing rules vary), so I can tailor recommendations if you tell me your country and whether you have insurance or an employer plan. Meanwhile, here are widely used online services that combine psychiatry (medication management) plus therapy — brief notes on why people choose them: United States — general consumer options Talkspace — offers online therapy and psychiatry (psychiatrists/psychiatric NPs) with messaging and video; good if you want flexible/text-based contact plus med management. Cerebral — provides therapy plus psychiatric/NP medication management on a subscription model; popular for depression/anxiety/ADHD care (check current availability and reviews for your state). Brightside Health — focuses on evidence-based treatment for depression and anxiety with coordinated therapy and medication management; good if you want measurement-based care. PlushCare — telehealth with both therapists and psychiatrists, often same‑day visits and direct insurance billing for many plans. Amwell — large telehealth marketplace offering licensed therapists and psychiatrists; accepts many insurers and is used by employers/health plans. Teladoc / MDLIVE — telehealth platforms that include mental-health bundles (therapy + psychiatry) and work with many insurers; useful if you prefer a large national provider. Talkiatry — psychiatry-forward practice that also offers therapy and ongoing medication management; suited for people needing more complex med follow-up. Employer/benefit-based programs (if your employer offers them) Lyra Health, Spring Health — these are employer-provided mental health platforms offering integrated therapy + psychiatry for employees. If your employer offers one, it can be low- or no-cost. Other countries (examples) Canada: Maple — offers psychiatry and therapy via telemedicine across provinces. UK: Babylon Health and private psychiatry services can connect you to therapists and medication management (NHS options vary by region). Quick tips when choosing a service Licensing & prescribing: providers must be licensed in your state/province; some services can’t prescribe controlled substances (e.g., certain ADHD meds) remotely. Insurance vs self-pay: check whether the service accepts your insurance or offers affordable subscription/sliding scale. Care model: Do you want a combined team (same platform coordinates therapy + meds) or separate therapists and psychiatrists? Integrated teams reduce coordination burden. Availability & continuity: look for services that offer consistent follow-up (important for medication management). Privacy, reviews, and safety policies: check recent reviews and how they handle crises/emergencies. If you tell me your country, state/province, whether you have insurance or employer coverage, and what condition you want help with (depression/anxiety/ADHD/etc.), I’ll narrow this to the top 2–3 choices for your situation and include pricing/insurance notes.
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