Telehealth Near You in West Virginia
Get Telehealth Anywhere in West Virginia
If you live in West Virginia, you can see a Recovery Care provider by telehealth from wherever you are in the state. You meet by phone, tablet, or computer from a private place, so a long drive to the office doesn’t stand in the way of care. That makes it easier to keep up with visits and follow through on your plan.
Heather Rosen, MD, and our team offer telehealth in West 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 West Virginia, and Recovery Care is a licensed behavioral health center in the state. Our office in Keyser, in Mineral County, is open when you’d like to be seen in person. To learn how telehealth works at Recovery Care, visit our main telehealth page.
If you’re ready to start, request a West Virginia telehealth appointment, and we’ll help you pick the right visit.
Telehealth Backed by a Licensed Behavioral Health Center
Telehealth Services Available in West Virginia
West 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 attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (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 Keyser office.
When Telehealth and In-Person Care Work Together
Telehealth and our Keyser office work as a pair. Keyser is the county seat of Mineral County, and our office there is where we offer in-person care in West Virginia, including MAT and in-person mental health visits. Use telehealth for check-ins, follow-up talks, and visits that don’t need a hands-on exam. Come to Keyser when Dr. Rosen wants to see you in person. You can move between the two as your needs change.
Anywhere in West VirginiaBy telehealth from home
Check-ins and follow-upsBy telehealth from home- Keyser officeIn person, Mineral County
How to Get Started in West 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.
However, if you’d like to be seen in person, you can visit our Keyser office.
Why West 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 West Virginia. Recovery Care is also a licensed behavioral health center in the state. Your telehealth care is backed by a team you can visit in person in Keyser.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use Recovery Care telehealth if I live far from Keyser?
Yes, you can use telehealth from anywhere in West Virginia as long as you’re in the state during your visit. You don’t need to live near our Keyser office. Telehealth.HHS.gov(opens in a new tab) notes that states handle care from out-of-state providers in different ways, which is why it matters that Dr. Rosen is licensed in West Virginia.
Can I switch between telehealth and in-person visits in West Virginia?
Yes, you can move between the two as your needs change. Dr. Rosen can help you decide when an in-person visit makes sense. Our Keyser office is open for in-person visits, including MAT, and your telehealth care comes from the same team.
How do I schedule a family medicine telehealth visit 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 West Virginia, and we’ll match you with the right visit. We look forward to seeing you!
