Telehealth Near You in Virginia
Start Telehealth Care in Virginia From Home
If you live in Virginia, you can see a Recovery Care provider by telehealth from home. We don’t have an office in Virginia, and telehealth is how Virginia patients see us. You meet by phone, tablet, or computer from a private place, so there’s no long drive and no time away from your day.
Heather Rosen, MD, and our team offer telehealth in Virginia. You can use it for mental health care, family medicine, hormone therapy for menopause, and weight loss care with glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) medications. Dr. Rosen is licensed in Virginia, so you can see her as long as you’re in the state during your visit. If you’re dealing with depression, anxiety, or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), mental health care is a common place to start. To learn how telehealth works at Recovery Care, visit our main telehealth page.
If you’re ready to talk with a provider, request a Virginia telehealth appointment, and we’ll help you choose the right visit.
Mental Health and Family Medicine From Home
Telehealth Services Available in Virginia
Virginia patients can use Recovery Care telehealth for these services:
Mental Health Care
Mental health care for adults, including therapy and medication management for concerns like depression, anxiety, and ADHD
Family Medicine
Family medicine, which covers primary care for everyday health needs and ongoing conditions
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for menopause, which offers care for menopause symptoms
Weight Loss With GLP-1
Weight loss with GLP-1 medications, guided by Dr. Rosen
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder is offered in person at our Jeannette, Pennsylvania, and Keyser, West Virginia, offices.
Starting With Mental Health Care
At a first mental health visit, Dr. Rosen listens to what you’ve been feeling and talks through treatment options with you. Those options can include therapy, medication management, or both. If you also have family medicine needs, such as primary care or menopause symptoms, Dr. Rosen can plan those with you too, so your care stays in one place.
- TherapyBy telehealth from home
- Medication managementBy telehealth from home
- Family medicine needsPlanned in the same place
How to Get Started in Virginia
A telehealth visit follows the same flow as an office visit, minus the drive. Here’s what to expect from start to finish.
Request your visit.
Use our online request form or call (304) 790-7467. Tell us which insurance plan you have, if any. Our team will follow up to confirm your appointment and match you with the right type of visit.
Get ready.
Find a quiet, private spot with a steady internet connection and a phone, tablet, or computer. Make sure your device is charged and your sound works. Keep a list of your current medications nearby, and write down any recent changes in how you feel.
Meet with Dr. Rosen.
You’ll talk about your health, what you’ve been feeling, and what you want from your care. Dr. Rosen listens first, then plans next steps with you.
Leave with a plan.
Dr. Rosen explains what comes next. That might include follow-up visits, treatment options, or an in-person visit.
Why Virginia Patients Choose Recovery Care for Telehealth
Telehealth should come from a provider who’s licensed where you are. Telehealth.HHS.gov(opens in a new tab) explains that a provider needs a license, or legal permission, to practice in the state where the patient is located. Dr. Rosen is a board-certified physician, and she is licensed in Virginia. That means Virginia patients can see her from home. Your telehealth care comes from the same team that cares for patients in our two offices. Those offices are in Jeannette and Keyser if you ever want to be seen in person.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I see Dr. Rosen by telehealth if I live in Virginia?
Yes, you can meet with her by telehealth as long as you’re in Virginia during your visit. Telehealth.HHS.gov(opens in a new tab) notes that states handle care from out-of-state providers in different ways, which is why we see patients by telehealth in states where Dr. Rosen is licensed. She is licensed in Virginia, so Virginia patients can start care from home.
What can I be seen for through telehealth in Virginia?
You can use telehealth in Virginia for mental health care, family medicine, hormone replacement therapy for menopause, and weight loss with GLP-1 medications. MAT is the one service that isn’t offered by telehealth. It’s available in person at our Jeannette and Keyser offices.
How do I schedule a telehealth visit with a therapist near me?
We make it easy to schedule, and we offer online scheduling. You can request an appointment online or call us at (304) 790-7467. Tell us you’re in Virginia, and we’ll match you with the right visit. We look forward to seeing you!
