Telehealth psychiatric care across New Jersey
Thoughtful, evidence-based psychiatric care for adults who value clarity, real conversation, and informed decisions, not rushed prescriptions.
Board-certified psychiatric providers · Video visits for adults 18 to 65 in New Jersey · Already a patient? Patient portal
Not sure where to start?
Pick the one that sounds most like you.
Not sure if we're the right fit? We're happy to talk it through.
Our practice coordinator will give you a call.
What makes us different
We look at the whole picture before recommending anything, and we make sure you understand the plan.
We don't over-prescribe. No diagnosis or prescription without a proper evaluation.
Your symptoms, history, health, life and goals, not just a diagnosis.
Time to tell your whole story, and time to ask questions.
A real conversation every visit, with practical strategies alongside your medication care.
The diagnosis, the options, and the reasons behind each choice.
We don't double- or triple-book. The time on your calendar is yours.
How we work
Slow down, talk it through, get a clear plan.
If you've been feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure where to start, you're not alone. We'll talk through what's actually going on, explain your options, and decide on a plan together.
Conditions we treat
Every condition links to its own page.
Worry that's hard to switch off, even when things seem fine.
Sudden waves of fear, and worry about the next one.
Dread around people, judgment or being noticed.
Everything looks fine on the outside. Inside, it isn't.
Evaluation and medication care, with referral for ERP therapy when needed.
More than sadness: exhaustion, numbness, losing interest. Including seasonal affective disorder.
A low mood that has gone on for years.
Running on empty, and wondering if it's more.
Careful, steady medication care for mania and depression.
Hypomania and depression that are often missed.
Ongoing ups and downs on the bipolar spectrum.
Intense emotions, shifting moods and relationships that feel unstable.
Medication care for trauma. We refer out for EMDR when needed.
When trauma was repeated or went on for a long time.
Mood changes tied to your cycle deserve real attention.
Mood changes in the years around menopause.
Depression and anxiety during pregnancy and after a baby.
Losing control of eating, often with shame or distress afterward.
Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder: eating very little, or very few foods.
When a big change or a loss knocks you off balance, including grief.
Sleep problems tied to a psychiatric condition.
Alongside a psychiatric condition, when outpatient care is safe.
Careful evaluation, non-stimulant options when appropriate, and care for what often comes with it.
Second opinions and re-evaluations when the picture isn't clear.
How it works
No online booking and no guesswork. A real person calls you.
We'll get you in as soon as we can.
Start your intake packetFill out our secure intake packet. It tells us about you, your insurance and what you'd like help with.
Once it's submitted, we'll verify your insurance and call you to schedule your appointment.
A longer first video visit with your psychiatric provider. We look at the whole picture and decide on a plan together.
Our clinicians
Every clinician at ANK is board-certified.
Meet the team
MSN, APN, PMHNP-BC
Practicing since 2012. She takes the time to get the diagnosis right and to choose medication carefully, one change at a time.
About Alyssa
MSN, APN, PMHNP-BC
Years in a Level I trauma center taught her that the most important thing in a hard moment is someone steady who listens without judgment.
About Dana
DNP, APN, PMHNP-BC
Joining soonJoining our team soon.
Insurance and self-pay
We're in network with Horizon BCBS NJ and most other BCBS plans, Aetna, Cigna, UHC, Optum, Oscar, Oxford and Curative. Coverage can vary by plan and by provider, so after you submit your intake packet, we'll verify your benefits and let you know what to expect before your first appointment.
Not accepted: We don't accept Medicare or Medicaid (NJ FamilyCare). Because of Medicare and Medicaid rules, we also can't see patients with these plans on a private-pay basis.
Extended follow-ups are available; call our office for pricing.
You have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate of expected costs. Insurance and payment details
FAQ
More answers on our FAQ page, or call 856-372-1819, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm.
Adults 18 to 65 who are physically in New Jersey at the time of each visit. Most visits are by secure video, anywhere in New Jersey. Our office is in Mount Laurel, NJ, and in-person visits there are limited and by appointment only; ask our office.
We're psychiatric providers focused on medication, and our visits also include real therapeutic work: supportive therapy, psychoeducation, CBT-informed strategies, DBT skills such as distress tolerance and emotion regulation, sleep hygiene, and motivational interviewing. We don't offer standalone weekly therapy, but we're happy to help you find a therapist and will coordinate with them as part of your care.
Yes. Our appointments are longer, and we don't double- or triple-book. You'll have time to talk with your prescriber and ask about your medications and your diagnosis.
We're in network with Horizon BCBS NJ and most other BCBS plans, Aetna, Cigna, UHC, Optum, Oscar, Oxford and Curative. Coverage can vary by plan and by provider, so after you submit your intake packet, we'll verify your benefits and let you know what to expect before your first appointment. We don't accept Medicare or Medicaid (NJ FamilyCare). Because of Medicare and Medicaid rules, we also can't see patients with these plans on a private-pay basis.
We don't prescribe stimulants or other Schedule II controlled medications. For other controlled medications, whether one is right for you is decided case by case by your provider after your evaluation. Federal rules for prescribing these through telehealth are changing, and some situations may require an in-person visit. If you take one now, please mention it in your intake packet or call our office, and we'll let you know what's possible.
Yes. If you'd like to come off a medication, your provider will talk with you about the benefits and risks. If it makes sense, they'll create a slow, careful plan to lower it safely. Sometimes, after an assessment, your provider may recommend staying on a medication and will explain why, but the decision is yours. Please don't stop a medication on your own; some can cause withdrawal symptoms or a return of symptoms if stopped suddenly.
Fill out our secure intake packet. Once it's submitted, we'll verify your insurance and call you to schedule your appointment. We'll get you in as soon as we can.
If you're in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), any time, day or night. In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
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