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Doctor On Demand

Privacy: A

Doctor on Demand provides video psychiatry and therapy appointments, typically covered by insurance with $0-75 copays and same-day availability.

Support Level
Clinical
Pricing
Insurance
Platforms
iOS, Android, Web
Privacy
A

Best For

  • People with insurance covering telehealth psychiatry
  • Those needing quick access to a psychiatrist (same-day often available)
  • People seeking both therapy and medication management
  • Employees whose companies offer Doctor on Demand benefits

Not Recommended For

  • Those in psychiatric crisis (call 988 or go to ER)
  • People requiring in-person evaluation or testing
  • Those seeking lowest-cost self-pay options
Reviewed by HeyPsych Board· Last reviewed September 2026

About Doctor On Demand

Doctor on Demand offers telehealth psychiatry and therapy through video appointments with licensed providers. The platform treats anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, insomnia, and other mental health conditions. Psychiatrists can prescribe medications including controlled substances where state law permits. Most major insurance plans cover Doctor on Demand, and many employer health plans include it as a benefit. Self-pay rates are $299 for psychiatry and $129-179 for therapy. Appointments are often available same-day or within 24 hours. Doctor on Demand was acquired by Grand Rounds in 2022, forming a combined company called Included Health.

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Privacy & Security

Privacy Grade
A
HIPAA Compliant
Yes
Data Sold
No

HIPAA compliant telehealth platform.

FAQ

About Doctor On Demand

With insurance, expect $0-75 copay for psychiatry visits. Self-pay is $299 for psychiatry and $129-179 for therapy. Many employers include Doctor on Demand in health benefits at no cost. Check your insurance portal for telehealth mental health coverage.