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What the service is

Resova Health, formerly known as Care Clinic, is a board-certified telepsychiatry practice offering medication management, therapy, and specialty treatments for adults with mental health conditions. The company provides psychiatric evaluation and medication management via telehealth across 33 states, with board-certified psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners handling all clinical care. Resova operates both through online video appointments and maintains 34 in-person offices across 15 states for patients who prefer face-to-face visits. The practice emphasizes evidence-based psychiatric care delivered with empathy, focusing on tailored treatment pathways that align with each patient's day-to-day life.

What you actually get

Resova structures its care delivery around six phases. First, you submit an intake form sharing your history and current struggles in a confidential space. Second, you meet with a clinician for a thorough consultation designed to understand your unique needs. The company notes that a first visit is a 60-minute conversation about your full history, context, goals, and what matters most to you, rather than a quick checkbox appointment. Third, you and your clinician build a treatment plan together, collaborating on an approach that fits your real life. Fourth, if standard treatments are not sufficient, Resova considers advanced options like transcranial magnetic stimulation or ketamine infusions. Fifth, your care evolves as you progress, with the practice continuously monitoring and adapting based on your response. Sixth, the service coordinates your care across providers, keeping your therapy team, specialists, and primary care doctors connected so your support feels coordinated.

For medication management, the company offers same-day medication availability once you have had an initial consultation. The site states it accepts most major insurance providers including Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, and Tricare. Regular follow-ups and responsive communication are built into the model, with flexibility to evolve your plan as your life and needs change over time. The company emphasizes that patients are collaborators in designing treatment rather than passive recipients of prescriptions.

Resova provides several specific treatment options: teletherapy via HIPAA-compliant video conferencing available both online and in-person, psychiatric medication management, ketamine infusions at the Fairfax office for eligible patients with treatment-resistant depression, transcranial magnetic stimulation for FDA-cleared depression treatment, and pharmacogenetic testing to help guide medication decisions based on how your body processes certain psychiatric medications. Gene testing helps match individuals to medications that are more likely to work for them based on genetic factors.

What the pages prove

The site states that all psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners are board-certified and licensed in the patient's state. The company accepts most major insurance providers, specifically naming Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, and Tricare as accepted plans. Patients can contact Resova to verify their specific insurance coverage. TMS is described as an FDA-cleared, non-invasive treatment for adults with treatment-resistant depression that uses focused magnetic pulses to stimulate underactive areas of the brain associated with mood regulation, without medication, sedation, or needles. TMS is currently available at the Fairfax office for clinically appropriate patients.

The service operates across 33 states via telehealth, which is significantly broader geographic coverage than many regional psychiatric practices. Appointments can be scheduled within 24 hours or same-day, according to the company's claims. The patient satisfaction rate stated is 92%.

The site lists treatment for depression, anxiety, ADHD, addiction, and other mental health conditions as specialties. ADHD treatment specifically includes telehealth evaluation and medication management for adults seeking clearer focus, structure, and daily functioning. The company notes that it sees the whole picture when planning care, taking into account genetics, prior medications, lifestyle, and life circumstances. For addiction treatment, the company offers psychiatric care for substance use concerns, cravings, and co-occurring mental health symptoms through secure telehealth visits.

What the service does not say

Pricing is not published on the captured page. The site does not disclose session costs, monthly retainer fees, or any out-of-pocket charges for patients with or without insurance coverage. It advises visitors to contact them directly or use their booking system to get pricing information.

The page does not specify whether the 24-hour or same-day appointment availability applies to new patients or established patients, or what the actual average wait time is for a first appointment. There is no information about how long a patient typically remains on the platform or in active treatment. The page does not explain how to request a different psychiatrist if the first match is not a good fit.

While the company lists conditions it treats, it does not publish case studies, success rates, or clinical outcome data for specific conditions. There is no detail on medication options covered by insurance or any restrictions on which medications Resova can prescribe. The site does not discuss contraindications, side effect profiles, or how the service handles patients who have not responded to prior medication trials.

Telehealth availability by state is not detailed on the captured page; though the site mentions 33 states, it does not list which states are included or excluded.

Who it fits and who it does not

Resova fits adults in the 33 states it serves who need psychiatric medication management or evaluation for depression, anxiety, ADHD, or addiction. It is a good match for people with employer insurance or those whose insurance plans include Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, or Tricare coverage. The service also serves patients in the military or with military-connected insurance through Tricare acceptance.

The practice suits people who prefer telehealth and can meet via secure video from home, as well as those near the Fairfax office or one of the other 34 in-person locations who prefer in-person appointments. Adults seeking medication management for ADHD alongside or instead of coaching services will find this option more clinically focused than coaching platforms. Those who have not responded well to standard medications may benefit from Resova's willingness to consider advanced treatments like TMS or ketamine infusions, provided they meet clinical criteria and are near an office offering these services.

Resova is not appropriate for people in states outside its 33-state service area. Those without insurance or unable to afford out-of-pocket psychiatric care should explore lower-cost alternatives or community health centers first, since the site does not publish its pricing. People seeking primarily therapy without medication should know that Resova's core business is psychiatry; while it offers teletherapy, its focus appears to be medication management. Families seeking pediatric mental health care for children should verify with Resova whether it serves minors, as the site emphasizes adult ADHD treatment.