psycareinc.com

What It Is

PsyCare, Inc. is a mental health services provider based in South Charleston, West Virginia. According to its website, it has served the Greater Charleston area for around 30 years. Its former McMurray, Pennsylvania location closed on May 30, 2025, so its current service focus is more concentrated in West Virginia. The organization provides comprehensive behavioral health services, including psychiatry, psychology, and psychotherapy, for children, adolescents, adults, families, and couples.

Core Features

PsyCare’s core services include psychiatric evaluations, medication management, counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, marriage/couples counseling, and counseling related to trauma and addiction. The website specifically highlights care for depression, OCD, smoking cessation, and alcohol use disorder. It also supports both in-person visits and telehealth appointments, and offers a patient portal, medication refill requests, patient resources, and crisis hotline information. Notably, PsyCare is involved in clinical research related to BrainsWay Deep TMS™ and is currently recruiting participants for a non-invasive treatment study for alcohol use disorder.

Pricing

The website does not publish specific consultation or treatment prices. Its fee model is primarily based on per-visit or per-service medical billing, paid either through insurance or out of pocket by the patient. Public policies indicate that it accepts insurance plans such as Highmark/Blue Cross Blue Shield, UPMC, Aetna, Optum, Cigna, Medicare, Humana, Magellan, and ComPsych, as well as major credit cards and HSA/FSA payments; however, it does not accept Medicaid. Payment is generally due at the time of service.

Pros and Cons

The advantages are that its team includes physicians, therapists, nurses, and administrative staff, giving it a relatively complete care workflow; it offers both in-person appointments and telehealth, which improves convenience; and it participates in forward-looking TMS clinical research, making it worth consulting for patients who have had limited results from conventional treatments. The downsides are that it is highly location-specific and offers limited practical value for users outside the United States; pricing transparency is limited; not accepting Medicaid may reduce accessibility for some patients; and it is not an emergency provider, so crisis situations still require calling 911 or going to an emergency room.

Who It’s For

PsyCare is best suited to patients living in the Greater Charleston area of West Virginia who need long-term mental health management, medication refills, psychotherapy, or want to learn about TMS research opportunities. It is also suitable for U.S.-based patients covered by commercial insurance or Medicare.

Access from China

The website is primarily in English and is aimed at the U.S. healthcare system and local patients. From a web access perspective, it is generally reachable directly, but its services, insurance coverage, and licensing scope are not designed for users in China, so its practical usefulness is limited.