Frequently Asked Questions

Tele-health psychiatry is a form of remote psychiatric care that allows patients to receive mental health services through secure video conferencing or phone calls. It provides convenient access to psychiatric care from the comfort of your own home or any location with an internet connection.

Yes, tele-health psychiatry has been found to be as effective as in-person visits for many psychiatric conditions. Numerous studies have shown positive outcomes and patient satisfaction with tele-health services. It provides the same level of care, diagnosis, and treatment options as traditional in-person psychiatry, while offering the added convenience of remote access.

Yes, we prioritize the privacy and security of your personal information during tele-health sessions. We use encrypted platforms and adhere to strict confidentiality guidelines to ensure that your data remains protected. Our tele-health systems comply with HIPAA regulations and industry best practices to maintain the highest standards of privacy and security.

Preparing for a tele-health appointment is simple. Make sure you have a stable internet connection, a device (computer, smartphone, or tablet) with a camera and microphone, and a quiet, private space where you can comfortably engage in the session. Test your equipment beforehand and ensure that you are in a well-lit area for optimal visibility.

Yes, our tele-health psychiatrists are licensed to prescribe medications when necessary. They can evaluate your condition, discuss treatment options, and prescribe appropriate medications remotely. However, please note that certain controlled substances may have specific regulations that govern tele-health prescribing practices.

In cases where in-person care or emergency assistance is necessary, our tele-health psychiatrists will provide guidance and coordinate with local healthcare providers or emergency services to ensure you receive the appropriate care promptly. Your safety and well-being are our top priorities.