Telehealth Psychiatry for Adults in Florida

After you book through Zocdoc, you'll get a confirmation email with a HIPAA-compliant video link and a brief intake form. A few minutes before your visit, you click the link from a phone, tablet, or computer and your provider joins the call.

The visit itself is the same as in-person — listening, history, symptom review, plan-building. Prescriptions are sent electronically to your pharmacy of choice afterward.

A phone, tablet, or computer with a working camera, microphone, and internet connection. No software installs — the link opens in your browser. Headphones are optional but help if you want extra privacy.

Yes. Visits use end-to-end encrypted, HIPAA-compliant video. Your provider takes the call from a private office, and we recommend you take it from a private space too. Notes are stored in a secure electronic health record — same protections as in-person care.

Yes — most psychiatric medications can be prescribed via telehealth. A handful of controlled substances carry additional federal and Florida-state requirements that may involve identity verification or periodic in-person follow-up. If that applies to your treatment, your provider will walk you through the exact steps.

Yes. Stillwell Psychiatry is licensed in Florida, which means visits must take place while you're physically located in the state. You can be at home, at work, traveling within Florida, or anywhere else inside state lines.

Telehealth works for the vast majority of outpatient psychiatry, but it's not the right tool for active crisis, acute suicidality, severe substance withdrawal, or care that requires in-person physical exam. If your needs fall outside what telehealth can safely cover, your provider will help you find the right local resource.