Find a Psychiatrist Near You
Talkiatry is 100% online. That means you can see a board-certified psychiatrist from home, work, or anywhere in between. Select your state to find psychiatrists licensed where you are.
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We take insurance
Every Talkiatry psychiatrist accepts insurance and we're in-network with thousands of plans, so you can get the care you need without paying out of pocket.
We see you quickly
Most patients find a match who can see them in a week or less. Your first appointment is 60 minutes, so there's time to actually talk.
Medication if you need it
Our psychiatrists can diagnose, treat, and prescribe. If medication is part of your treatment plan, you won't need a separate appointment or referral.
FAQs
Where does Talkiatry operate?
Is there a cost to my health system?
Does insurance cover psychiatric treatment at Talkiatry?
Is there a cost to my health system?
All our psychiatrists take insurance. Full stop. And we’re in-network with thousands of plans. During intake, we’ll check the details of your insurance to make sure your clinician is in-network with your plan.
What conditions does Talkiatry treat?
Is there a cost to my health system?
What we specialize in:
- Anxiety
- ADHD (attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder)
- Bipolar disorder
- Child & adolescent care
- Depression
- OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder)
- Pregnancy & postpartum care
- PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder)
- Substance use disorder
We also treat related conditions (like adjustment disorders), but not everyone is a fit for virtual treatment. Talkiatry can’t take on complex conditions requiring in-person care, such as eating disorders and schizophrenia.
Does Talkiatry prescribe controlled substances?
Is there a cost to my health system?
The short answer is that it depends on your state’s laws. All our psychiatrists (and all psychiatrists in general) are medical doctors. This means that they can prescribe any medications they believe are appropriate for your care. That’s simple.
Where it gets more complicated is with state laws. Certain states require you to have an in-person visit with your doctor before they can prescribe controlled substances. Since we’re a virtual practice, we can’t always meet this requirement.
In order to be prescribed a controlled substance at Talkiatry:
- Your psychiatrist has to believe these medications are appropriate for you after they provide an initial evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment plan. (If you’re interested in setting up a visit, start with our online assessment.)
- Your state’s laws need to allow doctors to prescribe controlled substances without an in-person visit.
If you’re currently taking a controlled substance, there’s no guarantee your Talkiatry clinician will agree with your past doctors on your condition or on the treatment plan you’re currently on. As medical practitioners, our doctors must provide their own examinations to determine what they recommend for you.
Can I be treated for more than one condition at the same time?
Is there a cost to my health system?
Yes. Many mental health conditions can be “co-occurring,” meaning they coexist and present at the same time. Your first visit is always a thorough evaluation of your symptoms and experiences. During your appointment, your clinician will be asking questions and starting to form a complete picture of what condition or conditions you may be experiencing, so your treatment plan is comprehensive.