Maryland’s capital concentrates an unusual mix: state government’s seasonal intensity, the Naval Academy’s particular pressures on midshipmen’s families and staff, a hospitality economy that works nights and weekends, and neighborhoods (Eastport, the peninsulas, across the Severn) where “quick trip” is a contradiction in terms. It is exactly the profile telehealth-first psychiatry was built for.
How Annapolis patients use us
Most begin and continue by secure video: evaluation, then medication management and therapy on a rhythm that ignores Route 50 entirely. The Baltimore office, about an hour up the road on Park Heights Avenue, hosts the visits that benefit from a room, and a season needing more than weekly contact gets a tighter appointment rhythm rather than a longer wait. Anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma and the rest of what we treat all travel by video without losing potency.
Around the clock
The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline covers Annapolis and all of Anne Arundel County by call or text, free, confidential, always staffed. Emergencies are 911’s job. Ours is everything after: request an appointment online any hour, or call (443) 538-8400 in office hours.