Modern Psychiatry

Modern Psychiatry is a psychiatric practice operating through mymodernpsychiatry.com that provides both telehealth and in-person psychiatric services. The practice has physical offices in some states and offers telehealth only in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho, Montana, New York, Ohio, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota and Wisconsin. In those telehealth-only states it cannot prescribe controlled substances, including stimulants for ADHD. This distinction matters practically. Under the DEA's telemedicine prescribing rules, a prescriber who maintains a bona fide physician-patient relationship established through an in-person visit, or who operates in a state where they maintain a physical presence, has broader latitude to prescribe Schedule II controlled substances. For ADHD patients who need Adderall, Vyvanse, or Ritalin, Modern Psychiatry's hybrid model provides a pathway that pure-play telehealth platforms cannot offer in states where they have no physical footprint. The practice accepts most major commercial insurance plans and sees both adults and children for psychiatric evaluation and medication management. Conditions treated include ADHD, anxiety disorders, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, OCD, and other mood and anxiety presentations. The clinical team includes psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners depending on the location. Check the practice's state pages to see whether your state has an office before booking if you need a stimulant prescription. The practice is transparent about this limitation and directs patients to confirm medication availability for their specific state before scheduling. Modern Psychiatry is not a therapy platform — it does not provide ongoing psychotherapy or counseling. Patients who need both prescribing and therapy should expect to coordinate a separate therapy provider, though Modern Psychiatry clinicians can make referrals. For patients in covered states who want an insurance-based psychiatric prescriber with hybrid flexibility, Modern Psychiatry offers a clinically conservative, credentialed option. In those telehealth-only states it cannot prescribe controlled substances, including stimulants for ADHD. This distinction matters practically. Under the DEA's telemedicine prescribing rules, a prescriber who maintains a bona fide physician-patient relationship established through an in-person visit, or who operates in a state where they maintain a physical presence, has broader latitude to prescribe Schedule II controlled substances. For ADHD patients who need Adderall, Vyvanse, or Ritalin, Modern Psychiatry's hybrid model provides a pathway that pure-play telehealth platforms cannot offer in states where they have no physical footprint. The practice accepts most major commercial insurance plans and sees both adults and children for psychiatric evaluation and medication management. Conditions treated include ADHD, anxiety disorders, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, OCD, and other mood and anxiety presentations. The clinical team includes psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners depending on the location. Check the practice's state pages to see whether your state has an office before booking if you need a stimulant prescription. The practice is transparent about this limitation and directs patients to confirm medication availability for their specific state before scheduling. Modern Psychiatry is not a therapy platform — it does not provide ongoing psychotherapy or counseling. Patients who need both prescribing and therapy should expect to coordinate a separate therapy provider, though Modern Psychiatry clinicians can make referrals. For patients in covered states who want an insurance-based psychiatric prescriber with hybrid flexibility, Modern Psychiatry offers a clinically conservative, credentialed option.

Who it suits

Adults seeking ADHD diagnosis and stimulant prescribing who are located in one of Modern Psychiatry's physical office states (CA, CO, CT, ID, MT, NY, OH, RI, SC, SD, WI), where the platform can prescribe controlled substances. It is also a strong option for patients in any supported state who need non-stimulant psychiatric medication management for ADHD, anxiety, depression, or mood disorders. It is not suitable for patients in states without a physical Modern Psychiatry office who specifically need stimulant prescribing, or for those seeking exclusively therapy (no prescriber services).

How Modern Psychiatry compares

Modern Psychiatry occupies a distinct position compared to fully virtual-only platforms: it maintains physical office locations in 11 states (CA, CO, CT, ID, MT, NY, OH, RI, SC, SD, WI), which allows it to prescribe controlled substances including stimulants in those states — something that most nationally scoped virtual-only platforms cannot do in states where they lack a physical presence. Compared to Talkiatry (which is fully virtual but insurance-based and nationally available), Modern Psychiatry offers a genuine hybrid option for patients in covered states. For patients outside those 11 states, Modern Psychiatry can provide non-stimulant psychiatric care by telehealth, but cannot prescribe controlled medications in those locations.

Care offered

• ADHD Management
• Mental Health & Psychiatry

Included

• Initial Evaluation & Diagnosis
• Therapy / Counseling
• Medication Management
• Health Coaching

Convenience

• Same-Week Appointments

Cost

Pricing not confirmed. Check Modern Psychiatry's website for current prices.

Modern Psychiatry accepts most major insurance plans and recommends contacting them to confirm whether your specific plan is in-network. Self-pay rates are not publicly listed — prospective patients are directed to inquire directly. HSA and FSA funds are generally accepted for psychiatric services.

Insurance

Most insurance plans accepted

States served by telehealth

7 states

• CA
• CO
• CT
• NY
• OH
• WI
• SC

Telehealth providers must be licensed in the state where you are during the visit.

How to start

Visit mymodernpsychiatry.com, confirm your state is covered, and complete the insurance verification inquiry form or call the intake line directly. After verifying your insurance benefits, you will be scheduled for an initial evaluation with a psychiatric provider.