Online therapy & medication management in Connecticut
Evidence-based psychiatric care for Connecticut residents — covered by major insurance and delivered entirely online by providers licensed in Connecticut.
Specialist care, wherever you are in Connecticut
From Hartford to New London, every visit is online with a provider licensed in Connecticut — no long waitlists and no driving across the state. Whether you live in a major city or a rural town in Litchfield County, you get secure, accessible psychiatric care right on your screen.
Licensed in Connecticut
Every provider is licensed by the Connecticut Medical Examining Board and trained in evidence-based psychiatry and therapy.
Covered by Connecticut plans
Connecticut law requires telehealth to be covered like in-person visits. We're in-network with major plans and verify your benefits before your first visit.
Seen within the week
No long waitlists — most new Connecticut patients meet their provider within a week, with evening appointments available.
From everyday struggles to complex diagnoses
Providers licensed to care for you in Connecticut
Your Connecticut care is led by Dr. Bruce Bassi, MD, MS, our founder and Medical Director, a general adult and addiction psychiatrist, alongside psychiatric physician assistant Wes Mills. Our team conducts comprehensive evaluations, prescribes and adjusts non-controlled medications when clinically appropriate, and pairs medication management with therapy — the same professionalism and empathy you'd expect in a clinic, delivered from the comfort of home.
Connecticut telehealth policy milestones
Notable telehealth and mental-health policy milestones in Connecticut — how access to online psychiatric care has expanded for residents here.
HB 6001 lets out-of-state providers practice in Connecticut
HB 6001 (2020) allows clinicians licensed in another U.S. state or D.C. to provide telehealth in Connecticut if they're authorized by the Department of Public Health and carry appropriate malpractice insurance. The change widened access to virtual psychiatric care across the state.
Connecticut General Assembly
S.B. 302 expands telemedicine prescribing for psychiatric and substance use care
S.B. 302 lets Connecticut providers prescribe Schedule 2 and 3 controlled substances by telemedicine (excluding opioids) for patients with psychiatric disabilities or substance use disorders. The law marked a step toward broader access to treatment for remote patients.
Connecticut General Assembly
Connecticut requires insurance parity for telehealth
Under CT General Statute 38a, Sec. 499a, health insurance policies must cover telehealth services to the same extent as in-person visits, including psychiatric evaluations, therapy, and follow-ups. Coverage can't be denied simply because care wasn't delivered face-to-face.
CT General Statute 38a, Sec. 499a
State defines telehealth standards for diagnosis and treatment
Connecticut's telehealth definition covers real-time video conferencing and store-and-forward digital communication for diagnosis, treatment, and care management. Email, texting, and audio-only phone calls don't qualify, which keeps virtual psychiatric care held to a clear standard.
CT General Statute 19a, Sec. 906Questions from Connecticut patients
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Most Connecticut patients are seen within the week. Request an appointment and we'll verify your insurance up front.
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