Mental health treatment.
Private, online, no waiting room.
Licensed physicians provide ongoing mental health treatment for anxiety and depression nationwide — private, often same-day, no insurance needed.
This service treats ongoing, non-crisis anxiety and depression only. If you are having thoughts of harming yourself or someone else, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911 — available 24/7, free and confidential.
What Is Mental Health Treatment?
Mental health treatment is any structured care aimed at reducing symptoms of a mental illness — most often anxiety or depression — and helping you function day to day. Treatment for mental illness generally falls into three categories: medication, therapy, or both together. A licensed physician reviews your symptoms and history before recommending mental treatment that fits your situation.
Signs You May Benefit From Treatment
You don't need to hit a breaking point to start treatment. These are common signs patients describe before starting mental health treatment:
Persistent worry, racing thoughts, or a sense of dread that doesn't match the situation
Low mood, low energy, or loss of interest in things you used to enjoy, most days for 2+ weeks
Trouble sleeping — either falling asleep, staying asleep, or sleeping far more than usual
Physical symptoms with no clear cause — tight chest, racing heart, stomach issues, muscle tension
Difficulty concentrating at work or school, or feeling on edge and irritable most of the time
Avoiding people, places, or responsibilities because anxiety or low mood makes them feel unmanageable
Treatment Options for Mental Health
There isn't one single treatment for mental illness — different approaches work for different people. Here are the three main treatments for mental health available today:
Medication
Prescription treatment — most commonly an SSRI — that adjusts brain chemistry to reduce anxiety and depressive symptoms over several weeks. What we provide.
Talk Therapy
Structured sessions with a therapist (CBT and similar approaches) that build coping skills and address underlying patterns. Not provided directly on this platform — we can point you toward it.
Combined Treatment
Medication plus therapy together. For moderate-to-severe anxiety or depression, research generally shows this combination outperforms either approach alone.
What's the Most Effective Mental Health Treatment?
For mild anxiety or depression, medication alone or therapy alone is often enough. For moderate-to-severe symptoms, the most effective mental health treatment is generally a combination of medication and talk therapy — medication adjusts the underlying brain chemistry while therapy builds coping skills and addresses root causes. Neither approach works instantly: most SSRIs take 2–4 weeks to show initial improvement.
We provide the medication side of treatment. If you're also interested in therapy, mention it during your visit — your physician can advise on whether it would help alongside your prescription.
Ready to start?
Complete your visit today. A physician reviews it personally, often the same day.
Fast mental health treatment — without the clinic visit
Same-Day Review
Most patients get their mental health treatment visit reviewed and, if appropriate, a prescription sent the same day — no appointment needed.
100% Private
Your visit and any diagnosis stay private. Nothing is shared with employers, insurers, or family without your consent.
No Insurance Needed
Flat-rate pricing from $49.99 — the price you see is the full cost of your visit, no hidden fees or copays.
Sent to Your Pharmacy
Approved prescriptions are sent electronically to the pharmacy of your choice — CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, and more.
Mental Health Treatment Pricing
One flat-rate visit, one flexible treatment plan — your physician confirms the right medication and dose based on your history and symptoms.
Our general mental health treatment visit, for ongoing anxiety or depressive symptoms — not for acute crisis.
- Sertraline (Zoloft) — SSRI, once daily — first-line for both anxiety and depression
- Escitalopram (Lexapro) — SSRI, once daily — alternative first-line option
- Buspirone — non-addictive anti-anxiety option, taken 2–3 times daily
- Hydroxyzine — non-addictive, for short-term or situational anxiety
Medications above reflect the treatments most commonly prescribed. This page is educational, not a prescription or guarantee of treatment — your physician determines what's right for you after reviewing your case.
Every visit is reviewed by a licensed physician
Not a script, not an algorithm — a real doctor reads your case, decides what's safe, and puts their license behind it.
Our medical review process
Every treatment plan is written and approved by a physician licensed in your state before it's sent to your pharmacy. If a case falls outside what's safe to treat online, we say so and refer you to in-person care.
Licensing & accountability
Our physicians hold active state medical licenses and are credentialed before seeing patients. We're a telemedicine platform, not an emergency service — for anything urgent, call 911. Prescriptions are sent electronically to a pharmacy of your choice; we never dispense medication directly.
Real patients. Real results.
"I needed treatment fast and didn't want to deal with a $200 urgent care visit. Great Doctors got me a prescription sent to my CVS in under 3 hours. Incredible."
"Nervous about getting tested but the whole process was so discreet and judgment-free. The doctor was thorough, explained everything, and I had my prescription by evening."
"No insurance and was dreading the cost. $39.99 total for a real doctor consultation and treatment plan? I'm never going to a walk-in clinic again."
"Fast, professional, and affordable. The doctor actually reviewed my symptoms carefully before prescribing. Felt genuinely cared for, not just processed."
"I was anxious about discussing my condition but the questionnaire was private and easy. Had my treatment plan in two hours. 10/10 would recommend."
"Used it for a dental infection on a Sunday night. My regular dentist couldn't see me. Got antibiotics prescribed within 90 minutes. Life-saver."
How it works
Answer a Few Questions
Complete a short, secure questionnaire about your symptoms, history, and any medications you take.
Physician Review
A licensed physician personally reviews your case — often the same day — and decides what treatment is appropriate.
Prescription Sent
If approved, your prescription is sent electronically to the pharmacy of your choice.
Follow-Up Care
Mental health treatment is ongoing — message your physician about how a medication is working, or request a dose review anytime.
Frequently asked questions
What is the most effective mental health treatment?
For moderate-to-severe anxiety or depression, research generally shows a combination of medication and talk therapy outperforms either approach alone. For milder symptoms, medication alone or therapy alone is often effective. Your physician will discuss what fits your specific situation.
What medication is used to treat anxiety and depression?
SSRIs like sertraline (Zoloft) or escitalopram (Lexapro) are the most common first-line treatment for mental illness — they work on both anxiety and depression. Non-addictive options like buspirone or hydroxyzine may be used for anxiety specifically. Your physician selects what fits your history.
What treatment options for mental health do you offer?
We offer medication management for anxiety and depression, reviewed and prescribed by a licensed physician. We don't provide talk therapy directly, but your physician can point you toward it if it would help alongside medication.
How long until medication starts working?
Most SSRIs take 2–4 weeks to show initial improvement and 6–8 weeks for full effect. It's common to stay on the same dose for a few weeks before your physician adjusts it.
Is this appropriate for severe symptoms or a mental health crisis?
No. This service is for ongoing, non-crisis anxiety and depression only. If you are having thoughts of harming yourself or others, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911 immediately.
Is this private?
Yes. Your visit is private and HIPAA-compliant. Nothing is shared with employers, insurers, or family without your consent.
Will my insurance be billed?
No. Every visit is flat-rate, paid up front, from $49.99 — no insurance billing, no surprise costs after the visit.
Can this replace therapy?
Medication and therapy treat mental illness differently — medication adjusts brain chemistry, therapy builds coping skills and addresses root causes. Many patients use one or the other; combining both is often the most effective mental health treatment for moderate-to-severe symptoms.
You don't have to wait to feel better.
Licensed physicians nationwide. No insurance required. Visits from $49.99.