Telehealth psychiatric evaluations
Talk with your psychiatric provider about symptoms, health history and goals to understand possible next steps.
Nureli · LGBTQIA+ Care
Psychiatric care that respects every part of you.
Personalized online psychiatric evaluations and medication management for LGBTQIA+ individuals. Bring your concerns, your goals, and your whole self to the conversation.
You belong in the conversation
You deserve to feel heard.
Your identity is part of your life—not a diagnosis. Sexual orientation and gender identity are not mental illnesses and are not, in themselves, reasons for treatment.
Nureli's approach begins with listening. Your name, pronouns, relationships, concerns and individual experiences deserve respect. You can bring your questions and priorities to the conversation without needing to fit someone else's story.
We focus on the symptoms and goals you want to discuss, with room for the parts of your life that matter to you.
Your experiences. Your priorities.
Care shaped around your needs.
Anxiety, depression, mood concerns or sleep difficulties may be what brings you to care. Your psychiatric provider considers your symptoms, health history, current medications, daily life and treatment goals.
Discrimination, rejection, identity-related stress and barriers to healthcare can affect wellbeing. Those experiences are not universal, and we do not assume they define your life. You decide what you want to share and discuss.
Suitability for outpatient telehealth is assessed individually. An evaluation does not guarantee a prescription or a particular treatment.
Clear options, thoughtful care
What Nureli offers.
Psychiatric evaluations and medication management are distinct from psychotherapy. Nureli does not offer individual therapy, couples counseling, hormone treatment or surgical care.
Medication management
When clinically appropriate, discuss medication options, potential benefits and risks, and a plan that considers your needs.
Follow-up conversations
Discuss your response to treatment, side effects, questions and any changes in your daily life.
Shared treatment decisions
Ask questions, hear clear explanations and discuss your preferences as you consider care options together.
Thoughtful coordination
When appropriate and with necessary permissions, your psychiatric provider can coordinate with outside therapists and other healthcare professionals.
Gender Evaluation & Letter Writing
A separate telehealth evaluation and clinical support letter, when clinically appropriate, for one specific treatment or procedure. A favorable letter, surgical clearance, third-party acceptance and insurance approval are not guaranteed.
Explore the serviceRoom for honest conversation
Respect, communication, and privacy.
We aim for a welcoming conversation that respects your name, pronouns and diverse relationships. Ask questions about treatment and tell your psychiatric provider how you prefer to be addressed.
Privacy practices and applicable legal exceptions are explained in Nureli's privacy information. Ask the team about communications, records and access before sharing information you are concerned about.
For minors, applicable consent, guardian involvement and portal-access requirements still apply. This page does not create confidential independent enrollment or promise that information will be withheld from a parent or guardian.
Understand your options
Accessible options for getting started.
Meet by telehealth in a state Nureli currently serves. Explore existing insurance and self-pay options on our Insurance & Pricing page. Participation, benefits and suitability depend on your individual situation; current eligibility and payment safeguards apply.
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Contact our team to confirm whether we’re in-network with your specific plan and to learn about your coverage and next steps.
How it works.
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Tell us where you’ll attend your appointment and what support you’re seeking.
Check location availability, confirm your physical appointment location and complete the existing clinical screening steps.
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Review scheduling and payment options.
Explore the options available for your situation, then continue to the required intake and scheduling process. Website screening is not a confirmed appointment.
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Meet with your psychiatric provider to discuss an individualized care plan.
Talk about your concerns, ask questions and consider next steps that are clinically appropriate for you.
A little clarity
Your questions,
answered.
Is Nureli welcoming to LGBTQIA+ patients?
Yes. Nureli welcomes LGBTQIA+ patients and approaches care with respect for each person's identity, name, pronouns, relationships and experiences. Sexual orientation and gender identity are not mental illnesses.
What psychiatric services are available?
Nureli offers telehealth psychiatric evaluations, medication management when clinically appropriate and follow-up visits. Your psychiatric provider considers your symptoms, history and goals to discuss an individualized plan. An evaluation does not guarantee a prescription or a particular treatment.
Do you offer therapy or couples counseling?
No. Nureli's psychiatric evaluations and medication management are distinct from psychotherapy. Nureli does not offer individual therapy or couples counseling. When appropriate and with necessary permissions, your psychiatric provider can coordinate with an outside therapist.
Does medication management include hormone treatment?
No. Nureli does not provide or prescribe gender-affirming hormone treatment or provide surgical care. The separate Gender Evaluation & Letter Writing Service is an evaluation service; it does not guarantee a favorable letter, surgical clearance or insurance approval.
Can I use insurance?
Participation and benefits depend on your specific plan and services. Contact our team to confirm whether we're in-network with your specific plan and to learn about your coverage and next steps. Existing self-pay options are also available subject to current payment and eligibility rules.
Is care available in my state?
Care is available only in states Nureli currently serves. Get Started checks current location availability and asks where you will physically attend your appointment. An eligible ZIP code alone does not establish physical presence or confirm care eligibility.
How do I get started?
Choose Get Started to begin with your appointment location and care needs, complete the existing screening steps, and review available scheduling and payment options. Continuing through the website is not a confirmed appointment; complete the required intake and scheduling process before your evaluation.
Take the next step, on your terms.
Explore psychiatric care that makes room for your experiences, questions, and goals.