Secure, HIPAA-compliant video psychiatry licensed in Oregon and Washington. Same clinicians. Same standard of care. No commute, no waiting room, no day off work.
Pick a telehealth slot from any clinician's calendar. Evening times available.
Secure forms, payment, and ID upload — completed before your visit.
Click the link in your email. No download. Works on phone, tablet, or laptop.
When a prescription is the right next step, it's sent electronically to your pharmacy. Not every visit results in a new prescription — sometimes labs, records, or a follow-up come first.
Telehealth works really well for most adults — but not for everyone, every time. Here's how we think about it.
We’ll make the call together at intake — and you can switch between telehealth and in-person at any time.
This is the question we field more than any other, so here is the direct answer. Federal telemedicine flexibilities permitting DEA-registered clinicians to prescribe Schedule II–V controlled medications by audio-video telehealth — without a prior in-person exam — have been extended by the DEA and HHS through December 31, 2026 while permanent rules are finalized.
So yes: a stimulant can be prescribed after an online evaluation when it is clinically appropriate. What that does not mean is a prescription on demand. We complete a real diagnostic evaluation first — history, validated rating scales, and screening for the conditions that mimic or accompany ADHD — and we check the state prescription monitoring program. Sometimes the right first step is labs, prior records, or a non-stimulant instead.
For medication management of adult ADHD, depression, anxiety, and PTSD, the evidence shows outcomes comparable to in-person treatment. A psychiatric evaluation is fundamentally a structured conversation rather than a physical exam, which is why it translates to video better than most specialties.
You need to be physically located in a state where your clinician is licensed — for us, Oregon or Washington. If you are traveling elsewhere we will reschedule for when you are back. If you move permanently out of both states, we will help you transition care.
Yes, at any time and in either direction. Many patients start with telehealth because it schedules faster, then choose whichever format fits ongoing care. Our Salem, Newberg, and Vancouver offices are available for in-person visits.
Yes. Visits run on a HIPAA-compliant encrypted platform, and sessions are never recorded. The main privacy variable is your side — we recommend a space where you can speak freely, and headphones if others are home.
It happens and it is not a problem. We call you to finish the appointment by phone, and there is no charge for the interruption or for reconnecting.
