Online psychologists in Texas that take insurance

Listed as in-network with an insurer and accepting new patients. These providers list a telehealth or virtual-visit location in an insurer's directory. Confirm they're licensed in Texas and in-network for your plan when you call.

11accepting new patients
0high confidence
Oct 29, 2026last refreshed

  1. Anabel Vega Meyer, PhD

    Medium confidence

    Psychologist · Telehealth

    Accepting new patients with Cigna

    Telehealth only

  2. Heather Heinrich, PhD

    Medium confidence

    Psychologist · Telehealth

    Accepting new patients with Cigna

    Telehealth only

  3. Joan Popkin, PhD

    Medium confidence

    Psychologist · Telehealth

    Accepting new patients with Cigna

    Telehealth only

  4. John Tanner, PhD

    Medium confidence

    Psychologist · Telehealth

    Accepting new patients with Cigna

    Telehealth only

  5. Nancy Barber, PhD

    Medium confidence

    Psychologist · Telehealth

    Accepting new patients with Cigna

    Telehealth only

  6. Natalia David, PsyD

    Medium confidence

    Psychologist · Telehealth

    Accepting new patients with Cigna

    Telehealth only

  7. Shari-Ann James, PhD

    Medium confidence

    Psychologist · Telehealth

    Accepting new patients with Cigna

    Telehealth only

  8. Sweta Venkataramanan

    Medium confidence

    Psychologist · Telehealth

    Accepting new patients with Cigna

    Telehealth only

  9. Alison Glezen, PhD

    Low confidence

    Psychologist · Telehealth

    Accepting new patients with Cigna

    Telehealth only

  10. Ashley Wilk, PsyD

    Low confidence

    Psychologist · Telehealth

    Accepting new patients with Cigna

    Telehealth only

  11. Vincent Tran, PhD

    Low confidence

    Psychologist · Telehealth

    Accepting new patients with Cigna

    Telehealth only

At a glance

Computed from insurer directories and the NPI registry on Oct 29, 2026.

Common questions

Does insurance cover online therapy and telehealth visits?

Many plans cover telehealth with in-network providers, often at the same cost as an office visit. Check your plan's benefits and confirm with the provider before your first session.

Do online providers have to be licensed in Texas?

Generally, yes. A provider usually needs to be licensed where you are during the visit, so confirm they can see patients in Texas.