PSYPACT Telehealth
Thoughtful Psychological Care Across State Lines.
Dr. Bahar Payandeh is licensed in California and Nevada and authorized to provide telepsychology through PSYPACT. Eligible adults located in participating PSYPACT jurisdictions may be able to receive psychotherapy by secure video.
Ask about PSYPACT telehealthPSYPACT authorization is not the same as holding a separate license in every participating state. Eligibility depends on the client’s physical location at the time of service and the requirements that apply there.
Who May be Eligible
Your Location Matters at Each Appointment.
To receive telepsychology under PSYPACT, the client must be physically located in a participating jurisdiction during the appointment. Availability also depends on the requested service, clinical appropriateness, and applicable rules.
Contact the practice with the state where you will be located so eligibility can be confirmed before scheduling.
View the official participating states mapThe Therapy Approach
Telehealth Can Still Support Depth and Connection.
Online psychotherapy is relational and insight oriented, with attention to emotional experience, recurring patterns, identity, culture, relationships, and present circumstances.
Care is intended for adults seeking a thoughtful space to understand distress and develop a way forward that fits the realities of their lives.
Learn about psychotherapyInsurance and Payment
PSYPACT Authorization Does Not Guarantee Insurance Coverage.
Network participation and reimbursement may vary by plan and by the state where the client is located. Coverage should be verified before services begin. Self pay may be available when appropriate, and a limited number of sliding scale psychotherapy spaces may be offered.
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Let’s Find the Right Next Step.
Contact the practice to discuss availability, location, insurance, fees, and whether this service fits what you are seeking.
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