Psychiatric care for Las Vegas, without the commute

Las Vegas runs around the clock — and psychiatric care should nearly keep up. With Wednesday hours until 8:00 PM MT and video visits from anywhere in Nevada, shift workers can actually get seen.

Embrace Psychiatry is licensed to deliver psychiatric care in Nevada. Las Vegas patients connect from home, office, or anywhere they have a private space and a reliable internet connection.

  • ADHD — diagnosis and medication management for adults
  • Anxiety — persistent worry, panic, and situational anxiety
  • Depression — low mood, reduced motivation, and impaired functioning
  • Sleep — insomnia, behavioral and pharmacologic

What you need

You need to be physically located in Nevada at the time of each visit. A laptop or smartphone with camera and microphone. A private space. That's it.

Insurance accepted in Nevada

  • Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nevada (Anthem) (credentialing in progress)
  • Curative

Self-pay is always available: $400 intake / $200 follow-up. We verify benefits before your first visit.

Las Vegas FAQs

Do I need to come to an office in Las Vegas?

No. Embrace Psychiatry is telehealth-only — there is no physical office in Las Vegas or anywhere else. Every visit is by secure video. You just need a private space and a reliable internet connection.

How quickly can I be seen?

Most new patients are scheduled within 7 days. Book online to see real-time availability — including Wednesday evening hours until 8:00 PM MT.

What does a first visit cost?

The initial intake is 60 minutes: $400 self-pay, or your in-network rate with an accepted commercial plan. Follow-ups are $200. See pricing & insurance for the Nevada plan list.

Practice details
City
Las Vegas, NV
State
Nevada
Modality
Telehealth (secure video)
Hours
Mon–Fri 8:30a–6:30p, Wed to 8:00p MT
Pricing
$400 intake · $200 follow-up
Insurance
Select commercial plans + self-pay
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Request an appointment Same-week appointments · 60 min intake