Introducing BC Psychiatry of Farmington Valley.
At BC Psychiatry of Farmington Valley, we specialize in providing remote telehealth psychiatry services that bring expert mental health care to the comfort of your home. Led by a knowledgable and compassionate APRN, we offer personalized medication management and, if applicable, therapy services designed to meet your unique needs in this busy world. Our modern, accessible approach ensures high quality care that fits seamlessly into your life.
Meet the psychiatric nurse practitioner, Morgan Jennings
Morgan Jennings, APRN, is a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner with over 13 years of experience in the mental health field. Highly educated and extensively trained, she graduated with honors from the University of Saint Joseph and completed one of the nation’s few psychiatric nurse practitioner fellowships, specializing in the care of children and young adults. Her advanced training focused on the family dynamic and included several years of mentorship with some of the best psychiatrists in the state.
Morgan has provided care across all levels of mental health treatment, including emergency/crisis management, inpatient care, partial hospitalization programs, and outpatient services. Her areas of expertise include mood disorders, trauma, and women’s health, with a particular focus on reproductive psychiatry.
Driven by a passion for kind, compassionate care, Morgan opened her private practice to serve her community with a modern, accessible approach. Her commitment to education and personalized treatment empowers her to provide exceptional care tailored to each patient’s needs.
Reproductive Psychiatry Services
Morgan has a particular focus in reproductive psychiatry. This subspecialty is an area of mental health care that focuses on the emotional and psychiatric changes related to reproductive life stages, such as menstruation, pregnancy, postpartum, infertility, and menopause, including how hormonal shifts can affect mental health. She is listed a specialist in the Postpartum Support International network, having completed extensive additional training in postpartum mental health. As of January 2026, she was selected to be a part of a small cohort of psychiatric APRNs from across the country to further her education in reproductive psychiatry. This selective course is trained by two Harvard Medical School educators and the directors of the MGH Center for Women’s Mental Health through the distinguished Massachusetts General Hospital. She will complete her extensive training summer of 2026.
Additional Information
Our Services
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Medication management services focus on assessing, prescribing, and monitoring medications for individuals with mental health conditions. This includes regular evaluations to track progress, adjustment of medications, and addressing any side effects if applicable. The goal is to optimize mental health outcomes while ensuring patient safety and overall well-being, often in conjunction with therapy and other supportive interventions
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Supportive psychotherapy during medication management appointments involves providing emotional support, practical guidance and coping strategies. This approach complements medication by addressing emotional and behavioral challenges, fostering adherence to treatment, and promoting overall well-being. Treatment plan will be created in collaboration with patient for these services, and updated regularly.
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Designed to support patients who already have a psychiatric provider or a primary care physician seeking specialized psychiatric expertise. We offer comprehensive consultations to provide diagnostic clarity, medication recommendations, and treatment insights, helping guide and optimize ongoing care. This service ensures seamless collaboration for improved mental health outcomes.
FAQs
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Yes, the following are accepted:
Anthem/Blue Cross Blue Shield
Aetna
United/Optum
Connecticare
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Intake/Evaluation appointment:
60-90 minutes, $300
Medication Management followup:
20-40 minutes, $150
Consultation:
90 minutes, $400
*paid for by credit card which is uploaded to the patient portal
A “super bill” can be provided for out of network coverage to be submitted to any other insurance company for potential reimbursement
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The cost of appointments reflects the complexity, time and resources involved in delivering personalized care. What typically goes into each appointment includes: professional expertise, amount of assessment and monitoring, the level of detail and complexity of the case and appropriate preparation, and individualized care planning. In summary, the cost of these appointments reflects not only the face-to-face time with the provider but also the extensive work and resources needed to deliver high-quality individualized care.
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This depends, and is ever-changing. Currently, the DEA has extended their law allowing full remote telehealth access to patients being prescribed a controlled substance through December 31st, 2025.