Psychiatry in Bucks County
If you live in Bucks County and need a psychiatrist, you can book here. You don't have to have a diagnosis already named — that is part of what a first visit is for.
Care is by secure video, usually within days. The practice is based in Doylestown. Appointments are not in-office.
If you live here.
Doylestown, Newtown, Yardley, Warminster, Warrington, Quakertown, and the rest of the county use the same video visits. You do not drive to the office for the appointment.
You do need to be in Pennsylvania at the time of the visit.
Who we see.
Children, adolescents, and adults. ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar spectrum conditions, OCD, sleep-related concerns, and trauma-related symptoms in coordination with therapy.
When you ask, notes go to your PCP and therapist.
A visit.
Bucks County residents are not a separate clinic. They are Pennsylvania patients, seen by video, usually within days.
If you were looking for in-person psychiatry in Doylestown, the clinical work is the same. The visit is still on video.
The same visits are available across Pennsylvania — see other areas.
In-network. Don't see your plan? Call (267) 996-9382.
Do Bucks County patients come to the office?
No. Visits are by secure video. The Doylestown office is administrative. You need to be in Pennsylvania at the time of the visit.
Book a Bucks County visit.
Pennsylvania residents. Secure video. Usually within days.