Licensed providers on Klarity, including psychiatrists and nurse practitioners, can prescribe medication for OCD after evaluation via telehealth or in-person.
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) often requires a combination of therapy and medication. Not all mental health professionals have the authority to prescribe medication. Knowing the differences helps in choosing the right provider.
Medical doctors specializing in mental health, they can diagnose OCD and prescribe medications such as SSRIs or other pharmacological treatments. They also perform comprehensive evaluations to rule out physical health issues.
Advanced practice nurses with psychiatric training, they can prescribe OCD medications, manage ongoing treatment, and provide therapy in some cases. Larresha Williams, MSN, PMHNP-BC, is an example provider with 17 years of experience on Klarity.
These licensed healthcare professionals are authorized to prescribe OCD medications after evaluation. They may collaborate with therapists for comprehensive care.
In some states, specially trained psychologists can prescribe OCD medication, but this is limited and not common in Wisconsin.
Therapists provide cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and exposure response prevention (ERP) for OCD but cannot prescribe medication. Psychiatrists and nurse practitioners can prescribe and manage medication, often working alongside therapists for integrated care.
Using Klarity’s telehealth platform, you can connect with licensed providers who evaluate your condition remotely. After an assessment, they may prescribe OCD medication if appropriate, with follow-up appointments to monitor your progress.
Providers like Larresha Williams offer in-person and virtual consultations, accepting cash and other payment options. Appointments can be booked online, often within 24 hours.
Credential: MSN, PMHNP-BC
Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Experience: 17 years in mental health, specializing in medication management for OCD and other conditions
Services: In-person & video consultations, medication management, support prior authorization and superbill support
Psychiatrists, MDs, DOs, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants can prescribe OCD medication after evaluation.
Yes, Klarity offers telehealth evaluations with licensed providers who can prescribe OCD medication remotely.
Therapists provide talk therapy but generally cannot prescribe medication; psychiatrists can prescribe and manage OCD medications.
Use Klarity’s platform to browse licensed providers in Wisconsin and book online consultations for OCD evaluation and medication management.