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Online Therapy & Psychiatry in Texas

Texas requires telehealth coverage for mental health visits, and Medicaid covers psychiatric telehealth — though audio-only visits require an in-person or video visit within the prior 6 months.

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Licensed provider currently seeing patients in Texas
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Telehealth — video visits from wherever you are in Texas
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Care types available: talk therapy, medication management, ADHD care, other mental health support

Providers licensed in Texas

Texas currently has 1 board-certified provider (PMHNP-BC) licensed to treat patients here, offering talk therapy, medication management, ADHD care, other mental health support by video visit. This number reflects who's actually licensed and accepting patients right now — not a marketing estimate.

Insurance & telehealth coverage in Texas

Texas law prevents insurers from excluding telehealth coverage, though payment parity is not clearly mandated for private insurers.

Texas Medicaid covers psychiatric evaluation, psychotherapy, and medication management via telehealth, including audio-only — but audio-only visits require an in-person or video visit within the prior 6 months, and periodically thereafter.

This is general information about state policy, not a guarantee of your specific plan's coverage — always confirm details with your insurer before booking.

Sources: Center for Connected Health Policy · Center for Connected Health Policy

Verify your provider's license

Every CalmSity provider is licensed by Texas's own licensing board. You can look up any provider's license status directly with the state:

Texas Board of Nursing →

If you're in crisis right now

Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) any time, day or night — it's free, confidential, and available nationwide, including in Texas. You can also text HOME to 741741 (Crisis Text Line).

Texas crisis lines are organized by county through Local Mental Health Authorities — look up your county's line via Texas Health and Human Services. A statewide warmline is also available through Mental Health America of Texas at 817-546-7826 (weekdays, 1–5pm).

Is online therapy and psychiatry legal in Texas?

Yes. Licensed providers can treat patients by telehealth anywhere in Texas as long as they hold an active Texas license — the same requirement as in-person care. CalmSity providers are licensed specifically in the states they see patients in.

How fast can I be seen in Texas?

It depends on current provider availability, which changes as providers' schedules fill and new providers get licensed. The fastest way to get a real answer is to check current open times directly.

What if my condition isn't listed here?

CalmSity providers in Texas generally cover talk therapy, medication management, ADHD care, other mental health support. If you're not sure your situation fits, the search page will show you real provider matches based on what you actually need.

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