Online Psychiatrist Arizona

Need help with a mental health condition? We provide comprehensive psychiatric services to treat a range of conditions.

Our practice focuses on online psychiatric treatment and mental health care which is why we excel in these areas. We are exceptionally effective in terms of helping patients learn how to use the technology so that it won’t be a barrier between visits. We will guide you through the online setup so you can focus on your treatment plan instead of how to configure your computer.

Our online psychiatry practice is dedicated to providing personalized care for a wide range of psychiatric conditions. Learn more about what areas we serve and how we can help you today!

As long as you are located somewhere in the state of Arizona during the visit, you can be seen. This includes Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale and Scottsdale among others. We also excel at rural mental health treatment in Arizona.

As an alternative to in-person consultations, Telepsychiatry is the application of telemedicine to the specialty field of psychiatry. The term describes the delivery of psychiatric assessment and care through videoconferencing. Online psychiatry and online therapy services can be provided in Arizona with the same diagnostic accuracy as in person visits.

TelepsychHealth is a telepsychiatry practice made up of the highest quality psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and therapists. We recognize the unmet need of patients trying to see psychiatrists. We are owned and operated by doctors with the willingness to spend time educating patient & family about diagnosis and recommended treatments. Your success is our success!

Discover which Arizona insurance plans are accepted with our online psychiatry services. We offer comprehensive treatments for a variety of mental health conditions and provide personalized care for each patient.

Mental health is covered by health insurance. If you are searching for quality, professional psychiatry services and care, you should always check with your insurance provider. Doing so can help you understand what conditions are covered under your plan and the extent of coverage that is available. Knowing this will enable you to make informed decisions and get the best possible treatment options available. These are the insurances that we accept.

• Aetna
• Anthem Blue Cross
• Blue Shield of California
• Cigna
• Humana
• UnitedHealthcare/Optum Behavioral Health

Arizona Telepsychiatry

If you live in Arizona, you are eligible to see a psychiatrist via teleconference. It’s easy, affordable, and can even be covered by your insurance. Telepsychiatry offers treatment to suburban, urban, rural, and underserved areas of Arizona. If you are in the state of Arizona, you can be seen for psychiatry and therapy. Telepsychiatry is widely accepted and used in hospitals, health clinics, and other sites throughout Arizona.

Rules and Regulations in Arizona

It’s important to find a mental health services provider that employs board-certified psychiatrists. Arizona, like all other U.S. states, requires that any licensed therapist who provides services to a patient in Arizona must be licensed in Arizona by the Arizona Medical Board. This includes online counselling and other online services.

Arizona Telepsychiatry Implementation

The implementation of telepsychiatry in Arizona is an important step towards providing access to quality mental health services. While much of the focus has been on traditional psychiatry services, telepsychiatry offers a unique opportunity to expand access in rural and underserved communities. With this technology, we are able to reach individuals who would otherwise have limited access to mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, addiction, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and other challenging mental illnesses.

With the rise in mental health conditions and the need for dedicated psychiatry services, there is a growing concern about a shortage of psychiatrists. Conditions such as depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder have been identified as some of the most common mental health issues we treat today. This makes it increasingly difficult for individuals to access adequate psychiatric care due to the limited number of available professionals.