Psychiatrist in Phoenix, AZ — seen by secure video, often the same day.
Board-certified Phoenix psychiatrists and licensed therapists by HIPAA-secure video, plus Virtual IOP when you need more than weekly therapy. One care team, one chart. Prefer in person? Our Mesa and Glendale clinics are 20–30 minutes from central Phoenix.
86%of patients in comprehensive care show measurable improvement.Measured with PHQ-9, GAD-7 & PCL-5 · see the data ↓
★MHCA · PhoenixPsychiatry and therapy for Phoenix, from wherever you are.
Phoenix patients are currently seen by secure telehealth. Your evaluation, follow-ups, and therapy happen on video from home or work — same providers, same chart, same standards of care.
New patients
(602) 224-2277
Existing patients (602) 704-2345
Mon–Fri: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM MST
Saturday: By appointment
Same-day video visits often available
Any phone, tablet, or computer with a camera, a stable connection, and a private space. We send a secure link — nothing to install.
Mesa (Alma School Rd & US-60) and Glendale (75th Ave & Loop 101) are both 20–30 minutes from central Phoenix. Mesa → · Glendale →
When weekly therapy isn’t enough: Virtual IOP and coordinated psychiatry.
Virtual IOP for Phoenix — structured, multi-day treatment from home.
Group and individual therapy, psychiatry, and skills work several days a week, delivered entirely online. Most insurance plans cover IOP.
Learn about Virtual IOP →TelepsychiatryPsychiatric evaluation and medication management by video.
A thorough evaluation, a clear diagnosis, and ongoing medication oversight with e-prescribing to your Phoenix pharmacy — without the drive.
Learn about medication management →Anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, and more.
Psychiatry, therapy, and testing — by video, on one chart.
No referrals between offices, no repeating your story. Your psychiatrist, therapist, and program team share one treatment plan.
Evaluation and ongoing medication oversight by video, with e-prescribing to your local pharmacy.
THERAPYOnline individual therapyOne-on-one video sessions with a licensed therapist — CBT, DBT, trauma-informed care.
IOPVirtual IOPMulti-day intensive outpatient treatment delivered entirely online when weekly therapy isn’t enough.
ASSESSMENTMental health assessmentA thorough virtual assessment to clarify diagnosis and recommend the right level of care.
TESTINGADHD & autism evaluationComprehensive testing for teens and adults — most components by secure video.
TESTINGPsychological testingDiagnostic clarity for mood, personality, learning, and cognitive concerns.
COUPLES & FAMILYCouples & family therapyRepair communication and strengthen the relationships that support recovery.
IN PERSONTMS, ketamine & wellnessWhen in-person care is the right fit, our Mesa and Glendale clinics are 20–30 minutes away.
In-person TMS, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, neurofeedback, and wellness therapies are available at Mesa and Glendale.
All services & treatments →Three steps from first call to your first video visit.
Tell us what’s going on. We verify your insurance on the call and match you with the right provider.
A thorough psychiatric evaluation by secure video to clarify diagnosis and the right level of care.
Medication, therapy, Virtual IOP, or a combination — coordinated by one care team on one chart.
Board-certified psychiatrists, psychologists, and licensed therapists.
The right care for Phoenix — without the commute.
Mental Health Center of America serves Phoenix patients through secure telehealth, with in-person care at our Mesa and Glendale clinics when it’s the right fit. Whether you’re looking for a psychiatrist in Phoenix for medication management, a therapist for anxiety or depression, ADHD or autism testing, or a Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program, our team works from one treatment plan and one chart — so your care is coordinated, not fragmented.
We take time to understand your story and goals, then build a plan designed for you — not a template.
Psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatric NPs and PAs, and licensed therapists with deep expertise in anxiety, depression, PTSD, OCD, bipolar, and ADHD.
CBT, DBT, trauma-informed care, and medication when it’s the right fit — with outcomes tracked using PHQ-9 and GAD-7.
Video visits from home, work, or your car between meetings — no waiting room, no Phoenix traffic.
Mesa and Glendale clinics for TMS, ketamine, wellness therapies, and face-to-face care, 20–30 minutes from central Phoenix.
Many patients pay little or nothing out of pocket after benefits. We verify coverage before your first visit. See accepted plans →
Get scheduled in Phoenix — often the same day.
Request an appointment online or call. We’ll verify your insurance, match you with a provider, and send your secure video link — usually within one business day.
What Phoenix patients ask us first.
Are you accepting new patients in Phoenix?
Yes. Phoenix patients are seen by secure telehealth, and same-day video evaluations are often available. Schedule online or call (602) 224-2277.
Is the Phoenix clinic in person?
Phoenix patients are currently seen virtually. If you prefer in-person care, our Mesa and Glendale clinics are 20–30 minutes from central Phoenix and offer the full range of services, including TMS and IOP.
Do you offer IOP for Phoenix patients?
Yes. Our Virtual IOP runs multiple days a week entirely online, and in-person IOP is available in Mesa and Glendale. It’s for people who need more than weekly therapy but not a hospital stay.
What insurance do you accept?
We accept most major insurance plans, including Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, BCBS, Medicare, and TriWest / TRICARE. We verify your coverage when you call.
Do I need a referral to see a psychiatrist?
In most cases, no — you can book directly with our team. Some plans require a referral; we’re happy to check your specific plan.
Can you prescribe medication at the first visit?
Often yes, when clinically appropriate. Your evaluation focuses on your history and current symptoms; your provider then discusses options, which may include medication, therapy, or both.
Is what I share confidential?
Yes. Your care is protected by HIPAA and Arizona privacy law. The only legal exceptions involve imminent safety concerns, which we would discuss with you directly.
What do I need for a video visit?
A phone, tablet, or computer with a camera, a stable internet connection, and a private space. We send a secure link before your appointment — nothing to install.