Become An Options MD Partner

Have your patients tried multiple (2+) antidepressants or treatments with little to no improvement?

Are you looking for a convenient way to connect these patients to additional treatment resources?

Are you struggling to find specialists with availability to see your patients?

• Prescribe new or additional medications.
• Refer patients to onsite centers for specialized care (e.g., electroconvulsive therapy or transcranial magnetic stimulation).
• Collaborate with you to deliver personalized care informed by experts in the field.
• Connect patients with licensed therapists (if they do not already have one).
• See your patient within one-week of you submitting the below referral form.

We are committed to giving patients access to the best possible care, which is why our hybrid care model incorporates access to both virtual and in-person treatment modalities. Through our platform, affiliated clinicians are able to treat patients with a range of interventions, such as:

Our platform unlocks the ability to combine treatments in a coordinated fashion, for the benefit of our patients. We use closed-loop referrals to ensure that patients have a cohesive treatment journey that prioritizes longitudinal care, even when multiple care settings are involved.

Data plays a key role in our work. Our online assessment tools are designed by clinicians, and integrate the latest information about treatment-resistant depression.

Using responses provided by patients, our platform makes personalized recommendations that support clinicians in delivering the best possible care to each individual. Data from periodic reassessments also inform longitudinal care, so that our tools are continuously working for patients.

In addition to treatments, we’ve created an online community that connects patients with each other, giving everyone a chance to feel heard and supported by their peers. We also provide educational resources, to promote increased learning and awareness about how to manage treatment-resistant depression.