Statewide access, a personal connection
Pineview’s practice address is in Hingham, and appointments take place by telehealth for patients in Massachusetts. You can discuss your concerns with Sarah from a private setting while receiving the same individualized attention to your history, goals, and treatment experience.
Preparing for a telehealth appointment
Choose a quiet, private place, make sure your device has a working camera and microphone, and check your internet connection. Have your medication list and questions nearby. Follow the practice’s appointment instructions for the connection link; the new-patient intake form is paperwork, not the appointment itself.
What care can include
The practice’s focus is psychiatric assessment and medication management with continued monitoring. Your individual needs guide treatment decisions and whether telehealth is appropriate. If you need a specific type of testing, psychotherapy, documentation, or another service, ask the practice about fit before booking.
Insurance, location, and planning ahead
Review the insurance page, then confirm your specific coverage and expected costs. Private-pay options are also available. Let the practice know where you will physically be during appointments, including any travel plans, so they can confirm whether care can proceed from that location.
Questions before you begin
Can I attend while traveling outside Massachusetts?
Do not assume an appointment can proceed from another state or country. Tell the practice where you will be before the appointment so they can confirm the appropriate arrangements.
How do I start?
Review the service information, check appointment options through Headway, or contact the practice with questions about fit. Use the new-patient intake link to complete your paperwork. Submitting an intake does not confirm an appointment.
Is telehealth appropriate for urgent or emergency needs?
Routine telehealth appointments and intake forms are not emergency services. Call or text 988 for crisis support in the United States, or call 911 for immediate danger or a medical emergency.