Telehealth can provide psychiatric evaluation, medication follow-up, or therapy through a secure video visit when it is clinically appropriate and legally permitted.
Care from a suitable private location
CCBH and Connecticut Psychiatric Partners both describe virtual appointments. Patients need a reliable internet connection, a compatible device, and a private place where they can speak freely. The office provides instructions for the approved video system.
Telehealth availability depends on the patient’s location at the time of the visit, the provider’s licenses, the service requested, prescribing rules, and clinical judgment. The provider may require an in-person visit or recommend local emergency care.
What care may include
- Private video visits using a phone, tablet, or computer
- Psychiatric evaluation or follow-up when suitable for telehealth
- Medication management subject to clinical and regulatory requirements
- Therapy appointments when offered by the selected clinician
- Secure instructions from the practice before the visit
- Transition to in-person or emergency care when remote care is not appropriate
Care begins with an individualized assessment. Availability, clinical fit, age ranges, location, telehealth eligibility, and treatment recommendations vary by provider. Contact the office to confirm current options.