Online Psychiatrist Georgia
Get personalized, convenient, and confidential virtual mental health care from a licensed online psychiatrist or therapist in Georgia. TelepsychHealth makes it easy to find the right provider—no travel, no waitlists, just expert care from the comfort of home.
Need to Find an Online Psychiatrist or Therapist in Georgia?
We understand how difficult it can be to access mental health care. At TelepsychHealth, online psychiatry and virtual therapy is all we do—so we do it efficiently and with compassion. From your first visit, we’ll walk you through the simple setup process to ensure that technology never becomes a barrier. You can focus on your care, not on your camera or microphone.
Serving All of Georgia
Whether you’re in Atlanta, Columbus, Savannah, Roswell, Johns Creek, South Fulton, or a rural town in Georgia, you can access our services as long as you’re physically located in the state during your visit. We are especially passionate about expanding access to rural mental health care in Georgia where resources are often limited.
About TelepsychHealth
TelepsychHealth is a trusted telepsychiatry practice made up of top-rated psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and therapists. We are doctor-owned and focused on personalized, evidence-based treatment. We believe in spending time educating both patients and families about diagnoses and treatment options—because your success is our success.
Georgia Insurance Plans We Accept
We currently accept the following insurance providers in Georgia:
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Aetna
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Anthem of Georgia
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Cigna
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Humana
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UnitedHealthcare / Optum Behavioral Health
Don’t see your plan? Contact us to verify coverage or discuss out-of-pocket options.
Georgia Telepsychiatry
If you live in Georgia, you are eligible to see a telepsychiatrist via teleconference. It’s easy, affordable, and can even be covered by your insurance. Telepsychiatry offers treatment to suburban, urban, rural, and underserved areas of Georgia. If you are in the state of Georgia, you can be seen for psychiatry and therapy. Telepsychiatry is widely accepted and used in hospitals, health clinics, and other sites throughout Georgia.
Georgia Telepsychiatry Implementation
Georgia’s telemedicine rules were created in 2014, and established the minimum standards of practice while providing treatment and/or consultation recommendations through the use of telemedicine, titled titled Practice Through Electronic or Other Such Means, found under Georgia Comp. Rules and Regs. rule 360-3-.07.
Rules and Regulations for telehealth and online psychiatry in Georgia
In Georgia, just like every other state, any clinician providing services to a patient located in Georgia must be licensed by the Georgia Composite Medical Board.
The Georgia licensed physician, physician assistant, or advanced registered nurse must have the history of the patient.
Valid situations for use of telemedicine are:
Provider has personally seen or examined the patient
Provider is providing care at the request of another provider who has personally seen or examined the patient
Provider is providing care at the request of a public health official
Provider is able to use technology or peripherals that are equal or superior to an examination done personally by a provider within that provider’s standard of care.
Patient Records – The provider must maintain patient records which document the evaluation and treatment of the patient.
Follow up instructions – The patient must be provided clear and accurate follow up instructions in the event any emergency care is needed in relation to the treatment.
Source: GA Rule 360-3-.07 (Accessed Jan. 2021).
Virtual Psychiatrists and Therapists in Georgia
Bruce Bassi, MD, MS
Medical Director and Founder
Board Certified Addiction Psychiatrist
Kimberly Eccher, PA-C in Psychiatry
Psychiatric Physician Associate
Morgan Tate, PA-C
Psychiatric Physician Associate
Other states we service: Arizona, California, Connecticut, Illinois, Florida, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Texas, and Utah.