Services
Get the care you need with clarity and compassion. We offer psychiatric services for adults and teens, focused on what matters most: getting better, not getting lost in the system.
Psychiatric Services
If you feel off track, overwhelmed, or not like yourself, this is where we start. We provide psychiatric evaluations and ongoing medication management for adults and teens 14+.
What to Expect:
For adults, we offer practical, goal-oriented treatment focused on helping you regain balance and function in daily life.
For teens, we provide age-appropriate care that includes collaboration with parents or guardians and clear communication throughout treatment.
How Treatment Works:
- Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation
- Diagnosis when appropriate
- Medication planning tailored to you
- Ongoing follow-up and adjustments
Medication is one part of care. Results come from structure, follow-through, and active participation.
Important to Know:
- Evaluation is required before medication can be prescribed
- ADHD treatment may require formal neuropsychological testing
- No court-ordered evaluations, forensic services, or long-term therapy
Next Step: Request an appointment to get started.
Learn more about self-pay pricing, what to expect as a new patient, and office policies.
Medication Management
Medication can make a meaningful difference when it’s used correctly. We work together to find a regimen that supports your goals, monitors effectiveness, and minimizes side effects.
What to Expect:
- Careful selection of medication based on your symptoms and history
- Ongoing follow-up to monitor effectiveness and side effects
- Adjustments made with a clear plan
- Regular check-ins to support stability and progress
Medication is one part of care. Results come from structure, follow-through, and active participation.
Important to Know:
- We limit the prescription of benzodiazepines due to their risk of dependence and withdrawal.
- Patients must be established for at least six months before disability paperwork can be completed.
- Regular follow-up visits are required to continue treatment
- Medications are prescribed when clinically appropriate
Next Step: Request an appointment to get started.
Learn more about self-pay pricing, what to expect as a new patient, and office policies.
ADHD Testing
If you’ve struggled with attention, organization, or impulse control, a structured ADHD evaluation can help clarify what’s happening.
How ADHD Is Evaluated:
ADHD is not diagnosed based on a quick checklist. Your evaluation includes:
- detailed clinical history
- assessment of current symptoms
- use of screening tools when appropriate
- objective computerized assessment when appropriate
- review of other factors that may affect attention
Cost:
The psychiatric evaluation is billed through insurance and includes a detailed history, clinical assessment, and screening tools as appropriate.
ADHD testing is self-pay.
Testing is $300 when indicated.
Not all patients require testing. If ADHD is not clinically suspected, testing is not recommended.
When Neuropsychological Testing Is Needed:
Formal neuropsychological testing may be recommended when:
- symptoms are complex or unclear
- other conditions may be affecting attention
- more objective data is needed to guide diagnosis
If testing is needed, we will discuss this with you and help connect you with appropriate referral options.
If You Already Have Testing:
Recent neuropsychological testing can be reviewed and may be used in place of in-house testing when appropriate.
Important to Know:
- ADHD treatment is not started without appropriate evaluation
- Testing requirements are determined on a case-by-case basis
- Care is focused on accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment
Next Step: Request an appointment to get started.
Learn more about self-pay pricing, what to expect as a new patient, and office policies.
GeneSight Testing
Medication isn’t one-size-fits-all. GeneSight pharmacogenomic test looks at how your body may process certain psychiatric medications so we can make more informed decisions.
This can be helpful if you:
- have tried medications without good results
- have had side effects
- want more direction before making changes
How It Works:
- Evaluation of your history and current medications
- Test ordered when clinically appropriate
- Results reviewed together during a follow-up visit
- Clear recommendations provided for next steps
What You’ll Get:
- Clear explanation of your results
- Specific medication considerations
- A plan you can use immediately
Cost of the Test:
The test itself is billed separately by GeneSight.
Most patients pay:
- $0 with Medicare or Medicaid
- up to ~$330 with commercial insurance (varies by plan)
GeneSight will:
- bill your insurance directly
- contact you if your cost may exceed $330 before processing
If you want to confirm your cost, contact GeneSight directly:
Phone: 866-757-9204
Website: www.genesight.com/cost
Important to Know:
- Results are reviewed during a visit only
- Medication is one part of care. Results come from structure, follow-through, and active participation.
Next Step: Request an appointment to get started.
Learn more about self-pay pricing, what to expect as a new patient, and office policies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Insurance & Payment Options
We accept many major insurance plans. Coverage for ADHD and GeneSight testing may vary by insurer.
If you prefer to self-pay or we’re not yet credentialed with your plan, direct payment options are available.
