“If you just need a refill, you can see any Zoom provider. “Say you’re on an anti-anxiety medication like an SSRI, and you’ve been taking it for years,” Vanderlip explains. Yes! Like we said, there is no wrong door to mental healthcare at Zoom.

It’s up to you how you want to use Zoom-whether your concern is urgent or not, we have a solution for you.” So I can go to any ZOOM+Care for mental health, too?

You can begin your mental health journey at any of our ZOOM+Care clinics as well. Vanderlip says, “There is no wrong door for getting mental healthcare at Zoom. You can schedule a visit (either in person, or through VideoCare™) directly from your phone. You don’t need a referral to use ZOOM+Care Mental Health. First things first: How do I schedule a visit? Read on to discover what it’s like to use Zoom for Mental Health. We’re here to answer yours with a little help from Zoom’s Chief Medical Officer-and board-certified psychiatrist-Dr. Our approach is a radical departure from the long wait times and barriers of traditional mental healthcare, but we know that change comes with questions. Getting help is as simple as scheduling a same-day ZOOM+Care visit, either virtually or in person, directly from your smartphone. As part of our mission to make mental health care easy and accessible, we offer on-demand visits with or without a referral.

No doubt about it, there’s a mental healthcare accessibility problem in our country. Have you ever sought help from a mental health professional? Think of what that experience was like: Did you have to get a referral from your primary care physician first? Did you call around to dozens of providers, only to be met with long wait times and limited availability? And when you finally did get in to see someone, were they even a good fit? Or, maybe you’re one of the million Americans who have never sought help for their mental health because there were too many obstacles in the way.

Q: Hey Zoom, What's different about your approach to mental healthcare?

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