Psychiatry Services
CHE offers treatment for a variety of mental health issues virtually with our network of over 850 licensed therapists and psychiatry providers.
2 Quick Steps:
Once you've selected your psychiatry provider you will schedule a live video consultation session with a mental health professional to help determine your specific needs.
Your licensed prescriber will create a customized treatment and medication management plan to help you on your journey to a healthier you.
Schedule Initial Online Assessment
CHE offers treatment for a variety of mental health issues virtually with our network of over 850 licensed therapists and psychiatry providers.
For faster scheduling, call us:
Wondering if medication management is for you?
We offer a FREE, no obligation, check-up to offer you some valuable resources and may suggest further steps.
The results of this quiz is not an official diagnosis of a mental health condition. A diagnosis can only be completed by a certified licensed clinician.
No Matter Your Symptoms, Help is Available
Medication Management FAQ
Both provide valuable treatment, however there are some key differences. A licensed therapist can discuss your personal mental health challenges and guide you through a personalized plan, however they cannot prescribe medication. Psychiatrists are licensed mental health professionals that can provide psychiatric services and help provide a personalized medication management plan.
It is CHE's mission to provide affordable and accessible therapy services to our patients. We know that it is difficult to find in-network providers with many insurance companies, hence CHE has partnered with many large payers in many of the States we practice in. Please check with your State's drop-down list to see if your insurance is listed. We continue to contract with commercial payers.
Your medication will be available for pickup at your local pharmacy or however you receive your prescriptions.
Amphetamine prescriptions for ADHD may be limited by your state's regulations. CHE follows DSM-5 diagnosis criteria and APA best practice guidelines.
