Telehealth psychiatry · Seattle
Psychiatric care in Seattle, by video
Medically reviewed by Dr. Iman Yunis, DNP, PMHNP-BC · Last reviewed October 31, 2026
Psychiatric evaluations and medication management by secure video for Seattle and King County. Skip the cross-town commute and the months-long waitlist.
New patients typically seen within 2–3 days
- ✓ In network with most plans
- ✓ Ages 13 and up
- ✓ Seen within 2–3 days
The short answer
Yes. Peak Psychiatry and Wellness sees patients in Seattle and across King County by secure video, for psychiatric evaluation and medication management for teens 13 and up and adults. New patients are typically seen within 2–3 days, without a commute across town.
Local care
Mental health care in Seattle and King County
Seattle has more psychiatric providers than most of Washington, but demand is high and new-patient openings fill quickly. Getting across the city adds its own barrier: state transportation data shows I-5 delays increased in 2024, with the worst slowdowns northbound between I-90 and Northgate and southbound near SR 520 and SeaTac. A video visit from home or a private room at work skips that drive entirely.
We regularly see students at the University of Washington and Seattle University, tech and healthcare workers, and new parents across the city.
Why patients reach out
Common reasons Seattle patients book with us
- Burnout in tech and healthcareLong hours, on-call schedules, and constant pressure can turn into anxiety, insomnia, or depression. Video visits fit around shifts and sprints.
- College and graduate studentsFocus, anxiety, and mood care for UW and Seattle University students, including ADHD evaluations, without leaving campus.
- New and expecting parentsPregnancy and postpartum care coordinated with your OB or midwife, from home with a newborn.
- A second opinion on medicationIf your current medication is not working or the side effects are hard, we review what you have tried and build a clearer plan.
What we treat
Conditions we treat by video
- Depression and anxietyOur complete guide
- ADHD evaluationEvaluation-first care for teens and adults. Learn more
- Women’s and perinatal carePregnancy, postpartum, and PMDD. Learn more
- Autism evaluationFor teens and adults. Learn more
- Bipolar, PTSD, and OCDBipolar · PTSD · OCD
- Medication managementLearn more
Insurance
Use your insurance
We are in network with these plans and verify your benefits before your first visit. Tap your plan to learn more:
Self-pay: $300 initial evaluation · $150 follow-ups
How it works
Three simple steps
- 01Book onlineAnswer 4 quick questions and upload your insurance card.
- 02We confirmWe verify your benefits and confirm your appointment within 1 business day.
- 03Meet by videoSee Dr. Yunis by secure video from home in Seattle.
Local support
Help in Seattle and King County, any time
- Crisis: call or text 988 any time. The King County crisis line for King County is 1-866-427-4747, open 24 hours. Call 911 in an emergency.
- Peer and family support: NAMI Seattle offers free support groups and classes.
- Statewide access: Washington has 226 mental health shortage designations covering about 4.5 million residents. See our Washington psychiatric access report.
We also see patients in: Ballard · Capitol Hill · West Seattle · Northgate · Rainier Valley · Shoreline · Burien, and everywhere else in Washington. Not sure where to start? Take a free screening test.
FAQ
Questions from Seattle patients
Can I see Dr. Yunis from my office in Seattle?
Yes, as long as you have a private space and are physically in Washington during the visit. Many patients book a conference room or join from their car before or after work.
Is it hard to find a psychiatric provider in Seattle?
New-patient openings often fill quickly in Seattle. Peak typically sees new patients within 2–3 days by video.
Do you see University of Washington students?
Yes. Students 18 and older can book on their own and can use student or parent insurance. You must be in Washington during your visit.
Do you accept insurance?
Yes. We accept Premera, Regence, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare/Optum, Kaiser Permanente, Medicare, Molina, Washington Apple Health, First Choice Health, and TriWest/VA Community Care, and we verify your benefits before your first visit. Self-pay is $300 for the initial evaluation and $150 for follow-ups.
What if I am in crisis?
Peak is not an emergency service. Call or text 988 any time, or call the King County crisis line at 1-866-427-4747. Call 911 if you are in immediate danger.
See a psychiatric provider in Seattle this week
By video, using your insurance. Book online or call (425) 477-9272.
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