Virtual Mental Health Care in North Carolina

Yes. Modern Psychiatry's board-certified psychiatrists are licensed to prescribe medication in North Carolina, including medications for ADHD, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and other mental health conditions. Prescriptions are sent directly to your preferred North Carolina pharmacy. Controlled substances may require additional steps in accordance with North Carolina state regulations and prescribing guidelines.

Yes. North Carolina law supports telehealth psychiatric services, and patients can receive a full psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis, and ongoing medication management through secure video appointments. Modern Psychiatry's psychiatrists are licensed in North Carolina and fully comply with state telehealth regulations and standards of care.

In most cases, yes. Modern Psychiatry accepts most major insurance plans in North Carolina, and telehealth psychiatric services are often covered similarly to in-person visits. We verify your insurance coverage before your first appointment. Contact us to confirm whether your specific plan is accepted.

Modern Psychiatry accepts most major insurance plans in North Carolina, including Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare, and Blue Cross Blue Shield plans. You can contact our office to verify your specific coverage before your first appointment. We also offer self-pay rates for patients without insurance coverage.

A psychiatrist is a medical doctor (MD or DO) who can diagnose mental health conditions and prescribe medication. A therapist or counselor provides talk therapy but generally cannot prescribe medication. Modern Psychiatry offers both psychiatric services and psychotherapy to patients throughout North Carolina, allowing for coordinated, comprehensive mental health care under one practice.

Yes. Our board-certified North Carolina psychiatrists conduct thorough ADHD evaluations through telehealth and can prescribe medication when clinically appropriate, in accordance with North Carolina state regulations and prescribing guidelines. Follow-up appointments are conducted virtually for ongoing monitoring and medication management.

Yes. In addition to providing telehealth services throughout North Carolina, Modern Psychiatry offers secure virtual appointments that allow patients to receive care from the comfort of their homes. Patients can connect with their psychiatrist through a confidential video visit, making mental health care convenient and accessible regardless of where they live in North Carolina.

Most new patients at Modern Psychiatry are seen within the same week of requesting an appointment. Our telehealth model allows for faster access to psychiatric care compared to many traditional practices, which may have wait times of several weeks or even months. Contact us today to schedule your first appointment and connect with a licensed North Carolina psychiatrist.