Now you can access quality care from a board-certified doctor without leaving your living room.
Call (855) MIND-411 or register through our online portal to schedule your virtual visit.
Limited access. Long office wait times. No appointments for weeks- or months. You deserve better.
Whether you need immediate relief from a severe medical condition, mental health support, or help managing a chronic condition, MindCraft Health is here. Schedule a virtual doctor visit with one of our specialists to get the same high-level of care you expect from an in-person visit from the comfort of home.
What we can help with:
Acute illness care: colds, flus, infections, rashes, minor injuries
Wellness visits: annual checkups, screenings, and preventative care
Condition management: diabetes, high blood pressure, asthma, thyroid disorders, and any other condition that requires ongoing care
Mental health: anxiety, depression, neurodiversity and autism testing, ADHD and executive function testing, mood, behavior and personality assessments
Women’s health: birth control, menopause, UTI’s, weight management
Men’s health: low testosterone, high blood pressure, prostate health, weight management
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Call our office or register through the portal to pick a time that works for you. Most patients are seen within 48 hours.
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A board-certified MD/DO will review your health history and build a personalized care plan.
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Track progress, schedule follow-ups, and connect with ongoing support on your terms.
"Dr. Audrey Longson and the entire team at MindCraft Health are in a league of their own. Every staff member I interacted with- from scheduling to care coordination- was kind, organized, and genuinely invested in creating a smooth, supportive experience. They respond quickly, communicate clearly, and make the entire process feel seamless."
"I see Dr. Yang and was very impressed from our initial meeting. 5 stars for her and MindCraft! They make everything so easy and comfortable!"
"Dr. Rachel Powers is an exceptional child psychiatrist whose expertise and compassion have made a profound impact on my child's well-being. Her genuine care and dedication are truly unparalleled, and I am beyond grateful for the positive changes she has brought into our lives."
Telehealth is a way to access care by video or phone instead of driving to a clinic or provider’s office. Studies show that 68% of patients prefer the flexibility of telehealth over traditional in-person appointments, with shorter wait times, eliminating the need to travel, and increased access to care cited as the top reasons.
Telehealth services cover medical visits, mental health care, and ongoing care for chronic conditions. Our patients rely on telehealth for psychiatry and medication management, primary care and wellness, therapy and coaching, as well as psychological and specialized testing.
Telehealth services are perfect for when you have a concern that doesn’t require a physical exam, need a prescription refill or renewal, or want access to ongoing care without travel, work or childcare becoming a barrier to treatment.
First, find a quiet space to test the camera and audio on your device. Make sure your device is fully charged and look for a strong wi-fi connection. Make a list of symptoms, note any changes since your last visit, and have your pharmacy information ready.
Most insurance plans cover virtual appointments with matching co-pays and deductibles to in-person visits. If for any reason your insurance does not cover telehealth services, or you don’t have insurance, we offer affordable self-pay options.
ADHD is a chronic condition for most, which means treatment is ongoing. Depending on your diagnosis and severity of symptoms, treatment intensity can change over time. Some patients are able to manage symptoms with a stable medication regimen and occasional follow-ups, while some require more frequent medication adjustments, therapy, or lifestyle interventions to effectively manage their symptoms. Many patients complete a treatment plan, experience years without recurrence, then have a major life transition trigger symptoms that require revisiting a treatment plan. Everyone is different, and that is normal.
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