Now Accepting New Patients 18+
Now Accepting New Patients 18+
You will receive a welcome packet with a few important forms to review and sign. You will be given access to our secure online portal to complete these forms. Your appointment will be cancelled if these forms are not completed within 72 hours business hours prior to your appointment.
Our first visit will be in person or virtual and generally lasts about 60-75 minutes. We will go over your current symptoms, current medications, medical history, past psychiatric history, past psychiatric medications, social history, and family psychiatric history. Depending on your symptoms, laboratory testing may be ordered to rule out any medical causes for presenting symptoms. The focus of this visit is to learn more about you in order to evaluate and assess your symptoms. New medication may or may not be ordered on the initial visit as we want to make sure a thorough assessment is completed before prescribing new medication and this may take more than one visit.
Our second appointment may be in person or virtual and generally lasts about 40-50 minutes. The focus of this visit is to clarify questions from our first visit and review treatment options. We will discuss your preferences and go over medication options if this is your preference. We will work together to come up with a treatment plan.
Follow up visits can be 25 to 50 minutes based on your personal preference. Longer appointments will include more talk therapy as well as medication management. The frequency of follow-up visits varies depending on your symptoms, response to medication, and desire for talk therapy. Your provider will work with you to decide what may be best for you. If medication changes are made, follow up visits will need to be more often. Follow up visits may include: medication management, brief therapeutic interventions, health education, health coaching, or a combination of these.
We currently accept the following insurance plans:
Your insurance carrier can provide coverage details for outpatient mental health benefits. Costs not covered by your insurance benefits are your responsibility to pay.
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