FAQs

  • Telepsychiatry is a form of remote mental health care that allows patients to access psychiatric services through technology like video conferencing, making it easier and more convenient for patients to receive care from the comfort of their own homes. It’s a valuable tool for improving access to mental health services.

    • Diagnostic assessments

    • Medication management

    • Psychotherapy

  • Treatment duration varies based on:

    • Specific condition

    • Individual response

    • Complexity of symptoms

    • Treatment goals

    • Medications are FDA-approved

    • Potential side effects are monitored

    • Regular follow-ups ensure appropriate treatment

    • Prescribed when benefits typically outweigh risks

  • Currently accepting BCBS, United Health Care, Aetna, Cigna. Self-pay patients are welcome too.

    • Most insurance plans cover mental health services

    • Coverage varies by provider

    • Check specific policy details

    • Comprehensive medical and mental health history

    • Detailed symptom discussion

    • Potential diagnostic assessments

    • Treatment plan development

    • Patient information is strictly protected through confidentiality requirements as outlined by HIPPA

    • Exceptions are only made for immediate safety concerns

  • New patient appointments can take anywhere from 45 to 60 minutes.

    Established patient appointments typically take 20-30 minutes, but the length may vary based on patient needs.

  • Holistic treatment in psychiatry refers to an approach that considers the whole person—their mind, body, and spirit—when diagnosing and treating mental health disorders. Instead of focusing solely on symptoms or medications, holistic psychiatry seeks to address the underlying causes of mental health issues and promotes overall well-being. This approach recognizes that mental, physical, and emotional health are interconnected, and treatment often involves multiple methods to achieve balance and healing.