Thriveworks expands Massachusetts psychiatry services to six in-person locations amid growing demand

Boston, MA, October 14, 2026 – Thriveworks, one of Massachusetts ’ largest providers of mental health services, has expanded its psychiatry offering to include in-person services at six clinics statewide with Cambridge, Worcester, and Leominster now accepting appointments and clinics in Attleboro, Quincy and Salem to be open by December. 

The expansion comes in response to growing demand for local, in-person psychiatric care. Since the beginning of the year, Thriveworks has seen a 37% increase in overall demand for psychiatry services and a 60% increase specifically for in-person appointments.  

Founded in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with the aim of making mental-health care more responsive, accessible, and client-centered, Thriveworks has served communities across the state for more than 18 years. Today, it offers Massachusetts residents in-person talk therapy services in 21 locations and in-person psychiatry services currently at three and six by December, with online therapy and psychiatry services available statewide. 

Thriveworks CEO Dr. Dan Frogel, said, “Demand for psychiatry services has continued to grow, particularly here in Massachusetts. Our recent Pulse on Mental Health study found 46% of people living in the Northeast say they plan to seek mental health services in the next year, with 14% specifically looking for psychiatric and medication management support. Nearly half (45%) are already taking medication for their mental health at some point.” 

“While this demonstrates that people are increasingly open to receiving mental health treatment, access has not kept pace. Bringing in-person psychiatry services to an initial three Massachusetts clinics helps us meet more residents where they are, building on our longstanding commitment to providing local communities with more choice in how they receive mental health care.”

In-person psychiatry through Thriveworks is currently available at clinics in Cambridge, Worchester, and Leominster with Attleboro, Quincy and Salem open by December. Thriveworks offers flexible appointments, including evenings and weekends, with the first appointment typically within 5–7 days, versus the national average wait of up to seven weeks. Patients can choose from a variety of providers to find the best match for their needs. 

Thriveworks is in-network with most major insurance providers in Massachusetts, and offers self-pay options, with no membership or hidden fees. Psychiatry services can also be integrated with talk therapy for a more holistic treatment. 

For more information or to find and book a local provider, visit http://thriveworks.com/psychiatry