Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to common questions about our psychiatric care.

About Our Services

Information about the care we provide.

What services do you offer?

We provide psychiatric evaluations, medication management, integrative options, and Spravato for eligible individuals.

Yes, when clinically appropriate and aligned with current prescribing standards.
Yes, therapy can be combined with medication when beneficial.
Yes, therapy sessions may be available virtually depending on clinical needs.
Visit lengths vary and may be shorter or extended based on clinical needs.
Yes, we offer psychiatric services beginning at age 6.

Scheduling and Appointments

Guidance on booking and attending visits.

How do I schedule an appointment?
Appointments can be scheduled through our online system or by contacting our office.
Your initial evaluation includes a full psychiatric assessment and treatment recommendations.
Missed visits may result in fees according to our attendance policy.
A card is required to secure appointments and manage fees related to missed visits.
Yes, virtual care is available across New York State.

Insurance and Billing

Details about coverage and payment.

Do you accept insurance?
Yes, we work with multiple insurance plans.
You may choose self-pay options when coverage is not available.
Billing depends on your insurance plan and visit type.
Yes, self-pay options are available.
Fees may apply for missed or late-canceled appointments.
Yes, receipts can be provided upon request.

Medication and Treatment

Information about medication decisions and adjustments.

How do I know if medication is right for me?

Your clinician will discuss options based on your evaluation and clinical needs.

Adjustments are made during follow-up visits to ensure safe and effective treatment.
Yes, lab testing and supplement strategies may be used when appropriate.
Yes, Spravato is offered for individuals who meet criteria for treatment-resistant depression.
Yes, side effects are reviewed during follow-up visits.
Yes, ongoing monitoring is part of your treatment plan.

Policies and Communication

Information about safety, communication, and confidentiality.

How do you handle emergencies?

Emergencies should be directed to local emergency services or crisis resources.

No, care is provided only within New York State.

All information is protected according to privacy and clinical standards.
Communication is managed through secure channels for clinical and scheduling needs.
Messaging is available for appropriate clinical or scheduling questions.

Response times vary and follow our communication guidelines.

Ready to Take the
Next Step?

Reach out today to schedule your initial evaluation, then
book future visits anytime through our online portal.