Online Psychiatrist in Madison, WI
Madison's clinics and university health services carry long waitlists, especially for ADHD evaluations. Telehealth appointments let students, professionals, and families in Dane County start care in days rather than sitting on a referral list.
- Licensed in Wisconsin — full prescribing authority
- Ages 8 and up, new patients welcome
- Appointments in days, not months
- Psychiatry, family medicine, or both
Serving Madison and Dane County
Whether you are on the near east side, in Fitchburg, Middleton, Sun Prairie, or Verona, visits happen by secure video. Students home for a break can keep their appointments as long as they are physically in Wisconsin.
Care is delivered entirely by telehealth to residents of south-central Wisconsin. You must be physically located in Wisconsin at the time of your appointment.
What Madison Patients Come In For
How a Visit Works
Book online
Choose a time that works — no referral and no waitlist for Madison residents.
Meet by secure video
Your first visit is a full evaluation of symptoms, history, and medical contributors.
Start a plan
Medication when appropriate, sent to your local pharmacy, with follow-up built in.
Madison Telehealth Questions
How do I see a psychiatric provider in Madison without a long wait?
Appointments with Christine Forge, MSN, AAPRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC are booked directly online — no referral required. Most new Madison patients are scheduled within days and seen by secure video.
Is online psychiatry as effective as an in-office visit in Madison?
For evaluation, diagnosis, medication management, and follow-up, research consistently shows telepsychiatry outcomes comparable to in-person care. Labs and vitals can be ordered locally when needed.
Where are prescriptions sent for Madison patients?
Prescriptions are sent electronically to whichever pharmacy you already use in Madison or the surrounding area.
What ages are seen in Madison?
Patients ages 8 and up. A parent or guardian participates in visits for minors.
Can UW students be seen through telehealth?
Yes, as long as you are physically located in Wisconsin during the visit. Many students use telehealth alongside campus services because scheduling is faster and follow-ups are easy to keep.
Care for Madison, starting this week
Book directly online — no referral, no waitlist, and no drive across town.
Request an AppointmentThis page is for informational purposes and does not constitute medical advice. Care is provided by Christine M. Forge, MSN, AAPRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC to residents physically located in Wisconsin at the time of the visit.