People come to cope now for different reasons, but many arrive with the same frustration. They want a real clinical conversation and an alternative to navigating things alone.
We see you. There’s a more thoughtful way forward.
When stress interrupts your life
Clinicians evaluate anxiety by looking at symptoms, history, and overlapping factors like sleep and stress. Care decisions are individualized and based on careful clinical judgment.
Body and mind are out of sync
Anxiety presents differently for every patient. Providers assess context, not just symptoms, before discussing any care options.
Looking for steadier days
During anxiety-focused evaluations, clinicians review goals, medications, and safety considerations. Adjunctive options may be discussed when appropriate.
Pain makes daily routines harder
Clinicians evaluate pain by reviewing history, prior therapies, and functional impact. Care pathways are shaped by safety and individual context.
Past solutions haven’t worked
Pain care requires individualized clinical assessment, not one-size-fits-all approaches. Providers consider multiple factors before discussing next steps.
Looking for a different approach
Medication history and interactions are a key part of pain-focused evaluations. Safety review comes before any adjunctive discussion.
When stability feels fragile
Recovery-focused evaluations prioritize safety, screening, and monitoring. Care decisions are cautious and individualized.
Triggers make progress harder
Clinicians assess both mental and physical factors in recovery care. Medication interactions and stability are carefully reviewed.
Rebuilding confidence takes time
Recovery care is a process, not a single decision. Providers guide discussions around adjunctive options thoughtfully and cautiously.
Restless nights affect your days
Clinicians evaluate sleep by examining patterns, routines, and contributing factors. Sleep concerns are often connected to stress or pain.
Sleep feels unpredictable
Sleep issues are rarely isolated. Providers assess broader health context before discussing care options.
Looking for consistency again
Sleep-focused evaluations include medication review and lifestyle considerations. Adjunctive options may be discussed when clinically appropriate.
Before scheduling, you’ll complete a short eligibility screen to confirm basic fit and safety factors such as age, location, and key contraindications. There’s no charge for eligibility screening.
If eligible, you’ll create a cope now account and schedule a telehealth visit with a licensed provider. Our clinicians have experience across anxiety, sleep, pain, and recovery-focused care.
A licensed clinician reviews your intake and meets with you via secure telehealth. They’ll discuss your history, current medications, and what you’re looking to change, then determine next steps based on clinical judgment.
If clinically appropriate, your clinician may prescribe a THC-free, pharmacist-compounded cannabinoid therapy aligned to your pathway. Prescriptions are prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy and shipped to you. Follow-up visits are available when needed.
Care is delivered through licensed clinicians and prescription-based workflows, not retail supplements or self-selected products.All care decisions are clinician-determined and documented.
Providers review medical history, medications, and safety considerations before discussing any care pathway.Care is evaluated case by case within a structured clinical process.
Prescriptions are prepared by licensed pharmacies using documented, prescription-only workflows.This is clinical infrastructure, not consumer wellness retail.
HIPAA-compliant systems protect your privacy at every step of your care. Care decisions are documented and revisited over time as part of an ongoing clinical relationship.Follow-up and reassessment are built into the care framework.
cope now is a telehealth platform that provides access to licensed clinicians for clinical evaluation and care. cope now does not sell medications or determine treatment outcomes.
No. cope health is not a pharmacy and does not dispense medications. Prescriptions, if written by a clinician, are filled by a licensed pharmacy.
Medical advice is provided only by licensed clinicians during a clinical encounter. cope health facilitates access to care but does not influence clinical decisions.
Telehealth allows patients to consult with licensed clinicians remotely through secure digital platforms. Appointments include intake, evaluation, and clinical discussion.
A clinician reviews your intake information, discusses your concerns, and evaluates appropriate care options. Any treatment decisions are made independently by the clinician.
No. Prescriptions are never guaranteed. Treatment decisions are based solely on clinical judgment.
