Online therapy & medication management in Michigan
Evidence-based psychiatric care for Michigan residents — covered by major insurance and delivered entirely online by providers licensed in Michigan. Most new patients are seen within the week.
Specialist care, wherever you are in Michigan
From Detroit to Grand Rapids, every visit is online with a provider licensed in Michigan — no community-clinic waitlists, no driving through winter weather, and no getting lost in a large hospital system. Whether you're in Ann Arbor, Lansing, or a rural part of the Upper Peninsula, you can be seen as long as you're physically located in Michigan at the time of your session.
Licensed in Michigan
Every provider is fully licensed by the Michigan Board of Medicine and trained in evidence-based psychiatry and therapy delivered by secure video.
Covered by Michigan plans
In-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Anthem and UnitedHealthcare/Optum — and we verify your benefits before your first appointment.
Seen within the week
Skip the community-clinic waitlists. As a private, clinician-owned practice, we get most Michigan patients in to meet their provider within a few days.
From everyday struggles to complex diagnoses
Providers licensed to care for you in Michigan
Our Michigan team is doctor-led and clinician-owned — not a corporate platform. Founder and Medical Director Dr. Bruce Bassi, MD, MS, a general adult and addiction psychiatrist who lived in Ann Arbor for years, leads a team that includes board-certified psychiatrists, psychiatric PAs like Kimberly Eccher, PA-C, and licensed therapists. We spend time educating patients and families about diagnosis and options, because care works best when you feel comfortable with your provider.
Michigan telehealth policy milestones
Notable telehealth and mental-health policy milestones in Michigan — how access to online psychiatric care has expanded for residents here.
Michigan modernizes its telehealth law with SB 753
Senate Bill 753 added six new sections to Michigan's public health code, replacing the older, narrower "telemedicine" definition with a broader "telehealth" standard. The law defines telehealth as the use of electronic information and telecommunication technologies to support remote clinical care.
Michigan Legislature
Private-insurance parity for telemedicine
Michigan enacted its private-insurance parity law in 2012, meaning telemedicine is treated the same way as in-person medical care. That parity is part of why many Michigan commercial plans cover online psychiatry visits.
State of Michigan
Statewide reporting on community mental health
Michigan requires Community Mental Health Services Providers and Pre-Paid Inpatient Health Plans to report on costs, services and consumer outcomes. The state's broadened telehealth definition supports remote access to care across urban, suburban, rural and underserved areas.
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Start care in Michigan today
Most Michigan patients are seen within the week. Request an appointment and we'll verify your insurance up front.
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