Telehealth in Farmville, VA

Accessible Care for Farmville, VA

Psychiatric Medication Management

Finding an experienced psychiatric provider in Southside Virginia can mean a long waitlist or a long drive toward Richmond or Lynchburg. Tiffany is easy to schedule with and often sees new patients the same day or next.

She is licensed in Virginia with more than 30 years in psychiatry, treating ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, addiction, and smoking cessation — every concern handled from the comfort of home or dorm room.

Virtual Primary Care

We diagnose and manage the chronic conditions that shouldn't require a trip out of Prince Edward County — high blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid disease, PCOS, and hormone concerns including menopause and low testosterone.

Acute problems like infections, rashes, UTIs, and minor injuries are handled by video too, with labs ordered near you and referrals sent wherever you need them.

Weight Loss Consultations

Our individualized weight-management programs bring GLP-1 therapy — Semaglutide and Tirzepatide — to Farmville without a single trip to a big-city clinic. Coaching and nutrition guidance are built in.

Working with local compounding pharmacies keeps these medications more affordable and finally within reach, even for non-diabetic patients.

Serving Farmville and Prince Edward County

Our telehealth services reach Farmville and the surrounding communities of Prospect, Rice, and Hampden-Sydney across Prince Edward County. Set on the Appomattox River and home to both Longwood University and Hampden-Sydney College, Farmville anchors a rural stretch of Southside Virginia where reaching a specialist has always meant a long drive. Redmond Medical and Mental Health brings psychiatric care, primary care, and weight-loss treatment to patients of every age — we see children as young as 4, as well as adolescents, adults, and seniors.

Virginia-Licensed Provider: Tiffany Redmond, PA-C holds an active Virginia license and treats Farmville residents directly by secure video.
Local Pharmacy Partnerships: Prescriptions go electronically to the Farmville-area pharmacy you already use.
Integrated Care: Cover physical and mental health in one visit — same-day or next-day scheduling saves you both time and copays.

Accepted Insurance Plans

BCBS Blue Card

How It Works

Book Online: Choose a "Telehealth" appointment in our secure portal.
Secure Connection: A HIPAA-compliant video link arrives by email or text.
The Visit: Meet with Tiffany Redmond, PA-C to talk through your goals and treatment plan from home.
Prescriptions & Follow-up: Any medications are sent to your Farmville pharmacy right away.

Local FAQ

Is telehealth psychiatric care available to Farmville residents?

Yes. Tiffany Redmond, PA-C is licensed in Virginia and treats Farmville and Prince Edward County patients for psychiatric medication management, primary care, and weight loss by secure video visit.

Is telehealth a good option for college students in Farmville?

Yes. Students at Longwood University and Hampden-Sydney College often find it easier to fit a secure video visit around a class schedule than to arrange transportation off campus, especially for ongoing medication management.

How soon can I get an appointment in Farmville?

Southside Virginia usually means a long wait or a long drive for psychiatric care. We typically offer new telehealth patients a visit within a few days — often the same day or the next.

Meet your provider

Tiffany Redmond, PA-C

After graduating from Arizona State University in 1997, Tiffany began her career working in juvenile correctional facilities, overseeing treatment groups for adolescent violent offenders, sex offenders, and substance abusers. She also spent time working in adolescent and adult group homes and a residential treatment facility in inner-city Los Angeles. She then went on to earn a Master's in Counseling Psychology, after which she spent four years in Nebraska providing therapeutic services for foster children with severe psychiatric issues. Tiffany then went on to work as a civilian for the U.S. Army, conducting neuropsychological assessments of service members returning from the Middle East with traumatic brain injuries. Upon graduating from the University of Alabama's surgical Physician Assistant Program in 2016, Tiffany moved to Utah, where she has since been providing family medicine and psychiatric services to the Cache Valley community.

Tiffany is licensed to see patients in Virginia and is currently accepting new patients for telehealth services. Whether you are seeking mental health support or a new primary care home, she is ready to partner with you on your journey.