Telehealth Psychiatry in Massachusetts

Statewide Telehealth Psychiatric Services

Whether you're in Boston, Worcester, Springfield, or anywhere across the Commonwealth, DLH Consulting can provide you with expert outpatient psychiatric care via secure video appointment. Our telehealth services are identical in quality to our in-person visits — the only difference is you attend from wherever you are.

What Telehealth Psychiatric Services Are Available?

• Psychiatric Evaluation — comprehensive initial assessment to diagnose your condition and develop a treatment plan
• Medication Management — ongoing prescription management, medication adjustments, and monitoring
• Mental Health Counseling — therapy sessions using evidence-based approaches including CBT
• Follow-Up Appointments — routine check-ins to monitor your progress and adjust treatment as needed
• GeneSight Test Consultations — pharmacogenomic testing results review and medication planning

How Telehealth Appointments Work

Getting started with telehealth at DLH Consulting is simple. Once you're scheduled with a provider, you'll receive a secure telehealth link. At your appointment time, click the link from any device with a camera and microphone — no special app or software required. Sessions run directly in your web browser.

Is Telehealth Right for Me?

Research consistently shows that telehealth psychiatric care is as effective as in-person care for most mental health conditions. Telehealth is especially convenient for patients who have difficulty traveling, have busy schedules, experience social anxiety, or simply prefer the comfort and privacy of receiving care at home.

Insurance Coverage for Telehealth

Most insurance plans — including MassHealth, Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, and many others — now cover telehealth psychiatric appointments at the same rate as in-person visits. Contact your insurance provider to verify your specific telehealth benefits.

Conditions We Treat via Telehealth

• Anxiety disorders (GAD, panic disorder, social anxiety)
• Depression (major depressive disorder, persistent depressive disorder)
• ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder)
• PTSD and trauma-related disorders
• Bipolar disorder
• OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder)
• Insomnia and sleep disorders
• Mood disorders