Online Psychiatry in Kansas City, MO

HometownMind lists 136 psychiatrists and 1,420 psychiatric nurse practitioners in and around Kansas City, Missouri. Browse the listings above, or use the free Get Matched service to be connected with a best-fit prescriber based on your needs, location, and insurance — no account required.

Yes. Many psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners serving Kansas City offer telehealth appointments, so you can be evaluated, diagnosed, and prescribed medication from home. Providers must be licensed in Missouri to treat Missouri residents, which every provider listed on this page satisfies by practicing in the state.

A PMHNP (psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner) is an advanced-practice nurse who evaluates, diagnoses, and treats mental health conditions. PMHNPs can prescribe psychiatric medication in Missouri, and often have shorter wait times than psychiatrists. There are 1,420 PMHNPs listed in and around Kansas City.

Both prescribers (psychiatrists and PMHNPs) and therapists treat depression and anxiety. Prescribers manage medication such as antidepressants; the 2,158 therapists listed around Kansas City provide talk therapy like CBT. Many patients combine both. If you are not sure where to start, Get Matched will route you to the right type of provider for free.

Yes. ADHD evaluation and medication management is provided by psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners, 1,556 of whom are listed in and around Kansas City. Note that some telehealth prescribers require an initial or periodic in-person visit for stimulant medication — confirm the practice's policy when booking.

Most commercial plans cover psychiatric care, and some Kansas City providers accept MO HealthNet and Medicare. Coverage varies by plan and provider, so confirm directly with the provider's office before booking. Browsing and matching on HometownMind are always free.

Nothing. Browsing providers in Kansas City and getting matched are always free for patients, with no account required. You only ever pay your provider for the care you receive.