Telehealth
Mental Healthcare From the Comfort of Home.
When telehealth is clinically appropriate, virtual visits can make mental healthcare more convenient and accessible, with the same thoughtful, personal attention.
Telehealth availability depends on the service, provider, patient location, licensure, and applicable requirements.
How telehealth works
Three Simple Steps
1. Request a visit
Choose “Telehealth” on the appointment request form, or call the office. We’ll confirm whether telehealth is appropriate for you.
2. Get your link
You’ll receive instructions for joining your secure video visit before your appointment.
3. Meet your provider
Join from a private, comfortable space. Your visit works much like an in-person appointment.
Who may use telehealth
Is Telehealth Right for You?
Telehealth may be a good fit for:
- Adolescents and adults with busy schedules or long commutes
- People who feel more comfortable talking from home
- Those with transportation or mobility challenges
- Established patients who need regular follow-up visits
Services available
Services That May Be Offered by Telehealth
When clinically appropriate:
Benefits
Why People Choose Telehealth
Flexible scheduling
Fit care around work, school and family.
Reduced travel
No commute, parking or waiting room.
Convenience
Meet from a space where you feel at ease.
Private virtual sessions
Secure video from a private location.
Continuity of care
Easier to keep up with follow-up visits.
Preparing for Your Appointment
- Join 5–10 minutes early
- Have your medication list nearby
- Write down questions ahead of time
- Keep a phone handy in case video drops
Privacy
- Choose a private room where you won’t be overheard
- Use headphones if others are nearby
- Avoid public Wi-Fi when possible
- Close other apps and silence notifications
Technology Requirements
- Smartphone, tablet or computer
- Working camera and microphone
- Reliable internet connection
Good to know
When In-Person Care May Be More Appropriate
Telehealth isn’t the right fit for every situation. Your provider may recommend an in-person visit when:
- A more detailed in-person assessment would be helpful
- There are safety concerns that are better addressed face to face
- Technology, privacy or connection issues make video visits difficult
- Location or licensure requirements don’t allow a telehealth visit
- You simply prefer meeting in person
Our office is located at 4600 Forbes Boulevard, Suite 301, Lanham, MD 20706.
FAQ
Telehealth Questions
For many people and many services, telehealth can be a helpful and convenient option. Whether it’s the right fit depends on your needs, and we’ll discuss this with you.
Often, yes. A smartphone, tablet or computer with a camera and microphone typically works. Details will be shared before your visit.
Try rejoining the visit. If you can’t reconnect, your provider may call you at the phone number on file, or you can call the office.
Telehealth depends on patient location and licensure requirements. Please contact the office before your visit if you’ll be somewhere other than your usual location.
Next step
Request a Telehealth Visit
Choose “Telehealth” on the appointment request form and our team will confirm whether a virtual visit is right for you.