HOUSE CALL PSYCHIATRY • NEW JERSEY

Request a Home or Office Psychiatric Appointment

Complete the secure online appointment request or contact us directly to check mobile psychiatric availability in your area.

Phone / Text

848-221-9442
Call or text for appointment enquiries.

Email

psychiatryathome@gmail.com
For non-urgent enquiries.

Mailing Address

1075 Mantua Pike
West Deptford, NJ 08096

Mailing/postage only. Patient visits are not conducted at this address.

Complete the Secure Online Form

Use the form below to request an appointment or check whether a home or office visit is available in your area.
Please provide only the information needed for your initial enquiry. Do not submit detailed medical records or highly sensitive health information through this general form.

Submitting a request does not establish a provider-patient relationship or guarantee an appointment.

What Happens Next?

Four simple steps from enquiry to your home or office visit.

Submission & Intake Forms

Receive an automated confirmation plus links to all required intake forms. Forms must be completed before scheduling.

Eligibility & Benefits

Eligibility and benefits verification will be completed when applicable.

Appointment Confirmation

Once required information is reviewed, you will receive confirmation of your appointment.

In-Home Visit

Your psychiatric provider comes to your home or office at the confirmed appointment time.

Patient Intake Forms

When instructed to proceed, complete the required forms electronically before your appointment.

New Patient Health Questionnaire

Complete Health Questionnaire →

Consent & Privacy Form

Complete Consent Form →

Mobile Psychiatric Appointments Throughout New Jersey

House Call Psychiatry serves communities throughout South Jersey, Central Jersey and North Jersey, subject to provider availability and travel requirements. Send your city or ZIP code and we will confirm whether a home or office visit is available in your area.

Need Urgent Help?

House Call Psychiatry is not an emergency or crisis-response service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger or experiencing a severe psychiatric crisis, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. For mental health, suicide or substance-use crisis support in the United States, call or text 988.