Integrated Family Medical & Psychiatric Telehealth Services in New York
Our Telehealth Services
Family & Primary Medical Services (Telehealth)
Our family medical services focus on non-emergency care, prevention, and continuity via secure telehealth for patients located in New York State.
Services may include:
- Preventative and routine medical visits
- Acute non-emergency medical concerns
- Chronic condition follow-up
- Women’s health
- Care coordination and referrals
- Medication refills and management
- Telehealth services are not appropriate for medical emergencies.
Psychiatric & Mental Health Services (Telehealth)
We provide psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and ongoing mental health treatment using secure telehealth for patients located in New York State.
Services may include:
- Psychiatric diagnostic evaluations
- Comprehensive assessment, diagnosis, and treatment planning
- Medication management
- Ongoing psychiatric care with thoughtful medication adjustments and monitoring
- ADHD, anxiety, depression, mood disorders
- Careful assessment and evidence-based treatment for adolescents and adults
- Family, parents, and women’s mental health
- Child, adolescent, and adult mental health care
Medication is prescribed only when clinically appropriate and in accordance with New York State and Federal law.
Doctor Letters & Clinical Documentation
When clinically appropriate, documentation may be provided, including:
- School accommodation letters (IEP / 504 support)
- Work or academic accommodation letters
- Treatment verification letters
Letters are not guaranteed, are based on clinical judgment, and may require an additional fee.
Insurance & Pricing Information
Pricing & Payment (Self-Pay)
- Psychiatric Evaluation (60–75 mins): $275 – $350
- Medication Management (30 mins): $150 – $200
- Follow-ups (15–20 mins): $100 – $125
- ADHD Evaluation (no testing): $350 – $450
- Missed Appointment Fee: $75 – $100
- Medical Note: $50 – $150
Transparent pricing is provided prior to scheduling.
Insurance Policy
- Insurance coverage depends on individual plans and benefits
- Prior authorization requirements are determined by insurers, not the practice
- Patients are responsible for copays, deductibles, and denied claims
- Non-covered services may be billed directly to the patient