Online Psychiatric Medication Management in Washington
Washington patients can consider Nureli’s online psychiatric evaluations and medication follow-up from a private location. Washington’s Department of Health provides hotline, text and chat resources, with county crisis-line links and local resource navigation for support beyond scheduled Nureli visits.
Video visits only · $79 initial evaluation · $50 follow-up · $179 one-time Nureli Flex Intake (5 visits)
Current new-patient self-pay rates apply to eligible new self-pay patients who begin care by December 31, 2026, at 11:59 PM Central Time. Booking alone does not qualify; Flex Intake purchase and the initial evaluation must occur by the deadline. Insurance billing and Continuing Care are excluded. State availability, clinical eligibility and applicable law apply; prescriptions are never guaranteed.
Your care
Psychiatric appointments from a private space in Washington
A thoughtful first evaluation
Your clinician discusses your symptoms, health history, current medications and goals. Together you consider whether medication management is an appropriate next step. An evaluation does not guarantee a diagnosis or prescription.
Follow-ups that check the whole plan
Follow-up appointments review how you are doing, medication effects, questions and next steps. Medication costs are separate from visit prices. Nureli Medical Group does not prescribe controlled substances.
Secure video, not a local office
Nureli provides remote care to eligible patients located in Washington. This page does not represent a Nureli office in your state. In-person and emergency services are not available through Nureli.
Confirm your location, then choose your care pathway
Confirm or correct Washington in Get Started. Being a resident is not enough if you will be outside the state during your appointment; tell the team where you will actually be.
Choose insurance or self-pay. Scheduling and intake continue securely.
Clinician matching and appointment eligibility are confirmed during scheduling. Meet our clinicians; listed credentials do not establish a particular clinician’s availability in Washington.
Use a private space and a device with a camera, microphone and reliable internet. Have your medication list and questions ready for the appointment.
Regular prices: $100 initial evaluation and $199 one-time Flex Intake.
Current new-patient self-pay rates apply to eligible new self-pay patients who begin care by December 31, 2026, at 11:59 PM Central Time. Booking alone does not qualify; Flex Intake purchase and the initial evaluation must occur by the deadline. Insurance billing and Continuing Care are excluded. State availability, clinical eligibility and applicable law apply; prescriptions are never guaranteed.
Flex Intake is a one-time purchase that does not renew. Returning clients may continue with Nureli Flex Continuing Care ($199 one-time purchase, 4 follow-ups with no fixed expiration date) or pay per visit.
Insurance is verified individually
Your state alone does not establish coverage. During intake, Nureli verifies your plan and the clinician’s network participation. Copays, coinsurance and deductibles depend on your benefits; coverage is not guaranteed.
Medicare and Medicaid patients require an individual eligibility and billing review. If you have either program or are unsure, the self-pay pathway does not automatically offer scheduling.
Washington DOH links to mental health crisis lines by county and Washington 2-1-1 for local resource help. The page also describes referral support. These services are independent of Nureli’s secure-video appointments.
This independent public resource is not Nureli scheduling or an insurance network endorsement. Public support may be useful when you need services beyond Nureli’s remote medication-management care.
In immediate danger, call 911. For mental health crisis support, call or text 988. Nureli is not an emergency service.
Questions before care
Online care in Washington: common questions
How can Washington patients find county crisis lines and local resources?
Washington DOH’s hotline, text and chat page links to county crisis lines and Washington 2-1-1. Use those public pathways for local support information. Call 911 for immediate danger; Nureli is not an emergency service.
Can I attend my Washington appointment while traveling?
Tell the team your physical location for each appointment. If you are outside Washington, confirm that Nureli can provide care where you will be before booking or attending. A preselected state is not proof of eligibility.
Does Nureli accept my Washington insurance plan?
We verify your individual plan and clinician network participation during intake. No state-wide list guarantees coverage. Medicare and Medicaid billing restrictions need individual review.
What if I need in-person care or a controlled medication?
Nureli Medical Group does not prescribe controlled substances. If you schedule an appointment with the intention of starting, continuing, renewing, or obtaining a prescription for a controlled substance, please understand that Nureli will not prescribe that medication. Appointments booked for the purpose of obtaining controlled-substance prescriptions are nonrefundable once the clinical service has been provided, including when the clinician determines that the requested medication cannot be prescribed under Nureli's prescribing policies. This policy does not limit refunds required by applicable law or remedies when a paid service is not provided. In-person or emergency evaluation may be necessary; call 911 for immediate danger or call/text 988 for crisis support.