Telepsychiatry from Licensed Providers
Virtual psychiatry appointments for medication questions and follow-up care, with providers licensed in the states they serve.
- Virtual visits
- Most commercial insurance accepted
- Self-pay available
- Licensed providers
- Availability depends on state, provider & schedule
A quick summary
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What it helps with
Virtual appointments, Medication questions, Follow-up care, and more.
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Who it may be for
You prefer virtual psychiatric appointments.
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Insurance or self-pay
Most commercial insurance accepted (no Medicaid or Medicare). Self-pay is also available.
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Availability
Virtual care in states where our providers are licensed. Depends on provider, service, insurance, and schedule.
Understanding telepsychiatry
Telepsychiatry, or virtual psychiatry, brings psychiatric evaluation, care planning, medication questions, and follow-up care to a secure video visit. You can meet from a private, comfortable space.
Our providers are licensed in the states they serve, so availability depends on where you live. A first visit usually involves an evaluation, with follow-up visits to review progress over time.
This page is informational and does not diagnose or prescribe. Medication is never guaranteed.
What telepsychiatry can help with
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Virtual appointments
Meet by secure video from a private, comfortable space.
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Medication questions
Discuss medication options and what to expect.
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Follow-up care
Ongoing check-ins to review progress over time.
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Licensed by state
Providers are licensed in the states they serve.
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Privacy
Confidential visits handled with care.
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Convenience
Care that fits around work, school, and family.
You do not need a diagnosis to reach out
- You prefer virtual psychiatric appointments
- You have medication questions or need follow-up care
- You want a private, convenient visit
- You are looking for a provider licensed in your state
This is general information, not a diagnosis. If you are unsure where to start, our team can help you find the right fit.
Three simple steps
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Tell us what you need
Share your state and what kind of support you are looking for.
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Choose a provider or request availability
Pick a licensed provider and a time, or ask us to check availability.
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We verify insurance and confirm your visit
Our team verifies your commercial insurance, then confirms your appointment.
Simple, supported, and clear
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Virtual appointments
Visits happen by secure video from a private, comfortable space — no in-office visit required.
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Insurance handled for you
Our team verifies your commercial insurance and explains any costs before your visit is confirmed.
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Matched to a licensed provider
You are matched with a provider licensed in your state and a good fit for the support you need.
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Follow-up care
Care continues with follow-up visits to review progress and adjust thoughtfully over time.
Most commercial insurance accepted
Most commercial insurance accepted. Medicaid and Medicare are not accepted at this time. Coverage depends on your plan, provider, state, and verification, which usually happens before your visit is confirmed. See our insurance page for details.
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Self-pay: initial session
$350
A first session that may include a fuller review, intake, and care planning.
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Self-pay: returning sessions
$200
Follow-up care after your initial visit.
Virtual care where our providers are licensed
AB Holistic provides virtual care in states where our providers are licensed. Availability depends on provider licensing, insurance, service, and schedule.
Browse our providers and filter by state to see who is available where you live.
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Frequently asked questions
What is telepsychiatry?
Telepsychiatry is virtual psychiatry delivered by secure video with a licensed provider. This page is informational and does not diagnose or prescribe.
Are providers licensed in my state?
Our providers are licensed in the states they serve. AB Holistic provides virtual care in states where our providers are licensed.
Do you accept insurance?
We accept most commercial insurance plans. Medicaid and Medicare are not accepted at this time. Coverage depends on your plan, provider, state, and verification.
Will I be prescribed medication?
Only if a licensed provider determines it is appropriate after evaluation. Medication is never guaranteed.
How do I get started?
Tell us what you need, choose a provider or request availability, and our team verifies insurance before confirming your visit.
How do I book an appointment?
Choose "Book Appointment" to start in our secure portal — pick a provider and time, share your details, and our team verifies your insurance before confirming. You can also call (888) 877-7022 for help.
How much does self-pay cost?
Self-pay is available: $350 for an initial session and $200 for returning sessions. We also accept most commercial insurance plans; Medicaid and Medicare are not accepted at this time.
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This page is for information only and does not diagnose or provide medical advice. A licensed provider reviews your needs before any treatment. Availability depends on provider licensing, service, insurance, and schedule.
AB Holistic is not an emergency service. If you are in immediate danger or experiencing a medical or mental health emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. You can also call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.