Compassionate behavioral health support through secure virtual appointments designed around your needs, goals, comfort, and ongoing well-being.
Finding time for behavioral health care can be difficult. Work schedules, transportation, family responsibilities, mobility concerns, and other everyday challenges can make traditional appointments harder to manage.
Telehealth provides an additional way for eligible patients to connect with behavioral health professionals from a private and appropriate location.
Depending on your individual needs and clinical appropriateness, telehealth may support several areas of behavioral healthcare.
Personalized behavioral health support for emotional, psychological, and behavioral concerns.
A private virtual setting for discussing concerns, developing coping strategies, and working toward meaningful goals.
Telehealth may be incorporated into appropriate substance use disorder treatment and recovery services.
Virtual follow-up appointments can help maintain continuity and keep your care plan responsive to your needs.
Ongoing connection and support for eligible patients working toward stability and recovery.
When clinically appropriate, virtual visits may support ongoing review, communication, and care planning.
Behavioral health is personal. Your experiences, symptoms, strengths, goals, responsibilities, and support system all influence the type of care that may be appropriate.
Our telehealth approach focuses on understanding the whole person rather than treating every patient the same way.
We take time to understand what you are experiencing and what brought you to care.
Your priorities help shape meaningful and individualized treatment goals.
Appropriate services and strategies can be discussed based on your individual clinical needs.
Follow-up care provides an opportunity to review progress and address changing needs.
For eligible patients, virtual behavioral health can reduce practical barriers while supporting continued participation in care.
Participate from an appropriate private location without unnecessary travel.
Virtual care can help reduce disruption to work, family, and everyday responsibilities.
A familiar environment may help some patients feel more comfortable participating in care.
Stay connected with appropriate follow-up and ongoing behavioral health support.
Behavioral health conversations can involve deeply personal information. Privacy is an important part of a responsible telehealth experience.
Participate from a private location where you can speak openly.
Use a password-protected device whenever possible.
Avoid public Wi-Fi when discussing sensitive health information.
Let your provider know if another person will be present during your appointment.
Before your appointment, choose a quiet location where you can participate without unnecessary interruptions.
Headphones may also help prevent others from overhearing confidential conversations.
We aim to make the virtual care experience clear, comfortable, and straightforward.
Contact our team to learn about available services and determine whether telehealth may be appropriate.
Choose a quiet, private location and make sure your device and internet connection are ready.
Participate in your secure virtual appointment and discuss your concerns, goals, and treatment needs.
When appropriate, follow-up appointments can help maintain continuity and address changing needs.
Telehealth is not automatically the right option for every patient or every clinical situation. Appropriate care begins with understanding your individual needs and circumstances.
During the intake and treatment process, your care team can consider whether virtual services are suitable and whether additional or different resources may be needed.
A routine telehealth appointment is not a substitute for emergency care. If you are experiencing an immediate behavioral or medical emergency, seek appropriate emergency assistance.
Here are answers to some common questions about virtual behavioral health care.
If you are looking for a more convenient way to connect with behavioral health care, our team can help you learn more about telehealth and determine whether virtual services may be appropriate for your needs.