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Online Depression Treatment in Washington, D.C.
Through traditional mental health treatment, patients have to wait up to several months to get an appointment and then need to take time off work. Klarity has a counteroffer—fast, affordable, online mental healthcare, no insurance needed.
Almost 1 in 5 Americans Will Suffer From Depression at Some Point in Their Lives.
Feeling sadness and grief is a normal and expected part of the human experience. However, when this sadness doesn’t go away and begins to impact your functionality during day-to-day life, it may be a sign that you have developed clinical depression.
Not Sure if You Need Depression Treatment? Take a Free 2-Minute Online Evaluation.
To learn more about whether or not you have depression, take our free 2-minute survey and get connected with a Washington, D.C., healthcare provider in just 48 hours.
Depression Symptoms that Can Affect Anyone
There are several types of clinical depression ranging from acute bouts of depression symptoms that last a few weeks to long-lasting, debilitating symptoms that may last months or years.
To receive a depression diagnosis, you must experience several of the following depression symptoms for two weeks or longer.
There are several types of clinical depression ranging from acute bouts of depression symptoms that last a few weeks to long-lasting, debilitating symptoms that may last months or years.
To receive a depression diagnosis, you must experience several of the following depression symptoms for two weeks or longer.
- Feelings of sadness
- Feeling low; having a depressed mood
- Strong feelings of guilt or worthlessness
- Lack of sleep or too much sleep due to changes in sleeping habits
- Low-to-no energy; feeling tired all the time
- Increase in fidgeting, restlessness
- Weight gain or weight loss due to changes in appetite
- Trouble paying attention, focusing on tasks at hand
- Lack of interest in hobbies or activities that used to bring joy
- Slowed speech or movements, as if in slow motion
- Thoughts of suicide or fantasizing about death
- If you are experiencing thoughts of self-harm or suicide, help is available. Speak with someone today and call the national suicide prevention hotline at 988.
Board-Certified Providers Specialized in Depression
You deserve the best. That’s why the healthcare providers on Klarity are board-certified and specialize in depression with up to a decade—or more—of experience.
Jacek Cieply
Mark Bender
Maria Lourdes Martinez
Getting Started with Online Depression Treatment is Easy
At Klarity, we simplified the process of getting depression treatment by moving all care and appointments 100% online, providing same-day prescriptions, and nixing the need for insurance.
Attend an Initial Online Visit
Within 48 hours of booking your first appointment, we’ll connect you with an experienced and qualified healthcare provider.
Discuss Evaluation & Treatment Plan
The board-certified medical professionals on Klarity are qualified to:
- Evaluate your mental health
- Diagnose mental illnesses
- Prescribe antidepressants
During your initial appointment, they’ll help you determine the root cause of your depression symptoms and make recommendations for online depression treatment, if applicable.
Receive Your First Treatment
If you receive a prescription as part of your treatment, Klarity will send it immediately to your preferred pharmacy to be filled as soon as possible. Then, you can pick it up as your schedule allows and start taking it as instructed.
Refills & Follow-Ups
Depression treatment on Klarity includes regular online follow-up appointments with your medical professional. These appointments are a chance to monitor your condition, discuss any concerns, and adjust your medication dosage or treatment plan.
If your treatment includes medication and it’s working well with few side effects, you could qualify for automatic monthly medication refills.
You’re in Good Company
We’ve helped more than 30,000 people nationwide receive effective and affordable depression treatment. Don’t take our word for it—read what other patients have to say and learn how we can help you, too.
Truly affordable.
Pricing designed with you in mind.
No subscription or membership required. Pay only for your appointments.
$149
Initial visit
$59
Per follow-ups
$25
Per refills
Please note that the pricing for in-person visits may vary based on various factors such as location, the private practice’s pricing, and other considerations.
*When switching to a new provider, Klarity discounts the initial visit fee ($149) to be equivalent to the follow-up visit fee ($59). There is no net new cost to switch to a different provider.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Combining certain medications—such as SSRIs and ibuprofen—can cause organ damage, disrupt brain chemistry, cause toxin build-up in the blood, and other serious health issues. It’s important to review your medical history and current medications with your healthcare provider before starting antidepressants.
Some of the most common medications contraindicated for us with antidepressants include:
- NSAID painkillers like ibuprofen or naproxen
- Other antidepressants
- Triptan-based migraine medications
- Antipsychotics
- Certain asthma medications
- Phosphate-based medications
- Certain acid-reducing medications
- St. John’s wort supplements
- Tryptophan supplements
Though medication is the most common way to manage your depression, there are other ways to increase the “feel good” hormones. A few of the most common alternative therapies include:
- Exercise and meditation
- Acupuncture or massage
- Emotional freedom technique (EFT)
- Herbal remedies, like St. John’s wort
Under medical supervision, you can try these methods as an alternative to medication or combine them with medication to help your prescription work better.
Depressive episodes rewire the brain, increasing the likelihood of relapse—though this may not happen for weeks, months, or even years. However, if you experience depression every few weeks or several times a year, it may be time to get help. Treatment can increase the time between episodes and shorten them when and if they happen.
Get Better Today. Discuss Your Symptoms with An Expert Who Can Help.
No one should have to manage depression alone. Klarity offers high-quality, affordable online mental health care so you can feel better and get more out of life.