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Secure telehealth · Arizona adults

Online Psychiatric Care for Adults in Arizona

$99 every visit · Self-pay · No subscriptions

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MoodClinics provides online psychiatric care for adults throughout Arizona. Visits are conducted by secure telehealth and include psychiatric evaluation, medication management, treatment review, follow-up care, and second opinions.

We work with adults experiencing ADHD, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, sleep problems, psychosis, substance use concerns, and other mental health conditions. We also help patients who feel their current medications are not working well, are causing unwanted side effects, or deserve a fresh review.

Every visit is $99 — including the initial psychiatric evaluation and all follow-up visits.

MoodClinics is self-pay only. There are no subscriptions or membership fees. Appointments are often available within days.

Psychiatric Services Available Online

MoodClinics provides:

  • Comprehensive psychiatric evaluations
  • Medication management
  • Follow-up psychiatric care
  • Medication review
  • Psychiatric second opinions
  • Review of previous diagnoses and treatments
  • Assessment of medication effectiveness and side effects
  • Treatment planning and ongoing monitoring

Treatment is individualized. An evaluation does not guarantee a particular diagnosis, medication, controlled substance, or treatment.

Conditions We Evaluate and Treat

MoodClinics provides psychiatric care for adults experiencing conditions and concerns including:

ADHD TreatmentDepression TreatmentAnxiety TreatmentBipolar Disorder TreatmentSleep & InsomniaSubstance Use & BuprenorphineMedication ManagementPsychosis · Mood changes

Some symptoms can have several possible causes. A psychiatric evaluation helps determine an appropriate treatment plan based on the patient's history, symptoms, current medications, previous treatment, and other relevant clinical information.

Can I See MoodClinics From Anywhere in Arizona?

Yes. MoodClinics provides telehealth psychiatric care to eligible adults who are physically located in Arizona at the time of their appointment.

Patients may receive care from Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, Scottsdale, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Flagstaff, Yuma, Prescott, Lake Havasu City, rural communities, and other locations throughout Arizona.

Because visits are online, patients do not need to travel to a MoodClinics office for routine telehealth appointments.

How Much Does MoodClinics Cost?

Every visit is $99. One price.

The $99 price applies to both the initial psychiatric evaluation and follow-up visits.

MoodClinics is self-pay only and does not accept insurance.

There are:

No subscriptions.
No membership fees.
No required monthly plans.

HSA/FSA funds may be used where applicable.

How Quickly Can I Get an Appointment?

Appointments are often available within days, depending on current availability and clinical appropriateness.

Our goal is to make professional psychiatric care easier to access without unnecessarily complicated pricing or lengthy scheduling processes.

Can Psychiatric Medications Be Prescribed Through Telehealth?

Medication may be prescribed through telehealth when clinically appropriate and permitted by applicable law.

Prescribing decisions are made independently by the treating provider after appropriate clinical evaluation. An appointment does not guarantee a prescription, controlled substance, specific medication, diagnosis, or particular treatment.

What If I Am Already Taking Psychiatric Medications?

You do not have to be starting psychiatric treatment for the first time.

MoodClinics can review your current medications, previous medications, treatment response, side effects, and concerns about your current treatment.

Some patients seek another evaluation because they continue to experience symptoms despite treatment. Others may feel tired, sedated, emotionally flat, poorly focused, or concerned that they are taking too many medications.

When clinically appropriate, a treatment plan may involve continuing, adjusting, changing, simplifying, or gradually reducing medications.

Medication changes should be made under appropriate clinical supervision.

Can I Get a Second Opinion?

Yes. Patients sometimes want a fresh psychiatric assessment even when they already have a diagnosis or treatment plan.

A second opinion may include reviewing:

  • Current and previous diagnoses
  • Current medications
  • Previous medication trials
  • Treatment effectiveness
  • Side effects
  • Continuing symptoms
  • Alternative treatment approaches

Seeking a second opinion does not necessarily mean that an existing diagnosis or treatment is incorrect. It provides another clinical assessment and an opportunity to reconsider available options.

Who Provides the Psychiatric Care?

Psychiatric care at MoodClinics is provided by qualified psychiatric providers who are appropriately licensed or authorized to practice in the state where the patient is located.

Providers who prescribe controlled substances maintain the required DEA registration and follow applicable federal and state prescribing requirements.

MoodClinics providers conduct their own clinical evaluations and make treatment and prescribing decisions based on each patient's individual needs and clinical circumstances.

Who Can Use MoodClinics?

MoodClinics currently serves adults age 18 and older who are physically located in Arizona during their appointment and are clinically appropriate for telehealth care.

Telehealth is not appropriate for every patient or every clinical situation. Additional or in-person care may sometimes be recommended.

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MoodClinics provides secure online psychiatric care for adults age 18 and older who are physically located in Arizona at the time of their appointment.

Every visit is $99 — initial evaluations and follow-ups.
Self-pay only. No subscriptions or membership fees.
Appointments are often available within days.

MoodClinics is not an emergency or crisis service. For an immediate medical or mental health emergency, call 911. For 24/7 crisis support, call or text 988.