Medication Management. Without the autopilot.

Ongoing psychiatric prescribing by board-certified physicians and psychiatric nurse practitioners. Evidence-based, steady follow-up, and real adjustments when something isn't working.

Treatment, explained simply.

Evidence-based prescribing

The right medication, at the right dose

We use the same guidelines academic centers use, paired with your history, side-effect profile, and life circumstances. No guessing, no defaulting to whatever the rep brought in last.

Measurement-based care

We track what's working

Validated scales (PHQ-9, GAD-7, and others) help us see what's improving and what isn't. If a medication isn't pulling its weight at 6 to 8 weeks, we change the plan.

Same provider, every visit

Continuity that actually exists

You see the same psychiatrist or NP each visit. They know your story, your meds, and your goals. No starting over with a stranger every appointment.

From consultation to lasting relief.

  1. Initial evaluation

    60 to 90 minutes

    Every medication plan starts with a real diagnostic workup. We review your full history before recommending or changing a single prescription.

  2. Plan and prescribe

    Same visit

    We pick a starting medication or adjustment, explain what to expect, when it should kick in, and what side effects to watch. You leave with a written plan and a follow-up on the calendar.

  3. Follow-up visits

    20 to 30 minutes, monthly at first

    We check symptoms, side effects, and labs when needed. Doses get titrated. Medications get swapped if they're not earning their keep.

  4. Stable and spaced out

    Every 1 to 3 months once stable

    Once the plan is working, visits stretch out. You stay connected, but life gets back to its normal rhythm. Telehealth keeps it easy.

You may be an ideal candidate if any of these ring true.

  • You're on psychiatric medication and nobody has reviewed it in over a year.
  • Your current meds aren't quite working but your prescriber keeps refilling without changes.
  • You're starting medication for the first time and want a clinician who actually has time for the conversation.
  • You want a psychiatrist or psychiatric NP who can also coordinate therapy, TMS, Spravato, or MAT under the same roof.
  • You moved states and need a new prescribing relationship.

Frequently Asked Questions

Monthly at first, then every 1 to 3 months once you're stable. Some controlled medications require more frequent visits by law, and we'll explain that up front.
Yes, when clinically appropriate. We follow standard psychiatric guidelines and state telehealth rules. For some controlled prescriptions, the first visit needs to be in person.
Sometimes. Lithium, certain mood stabilizers, and a few antidepressants need periodic monitoring. We coordinate the orders and review the results with you.
Yes, in most cases. Telehealth follow-ups are available across every state we're licensed in. In-person is always an option too.
We change the plan. Adjusting dose, switching molecules, adding adjuncts, or considering TMS, Spravato, or GeneSight if oral medications keep falling short. We don't ride out plans that aren't earning results.
Yes. With your permission, we communicate with outside therapists and primary care. Many of our patients use our in-house therapy, which keeps everything under one chart.
Yes, in most cases. Most commercial plans, Medicare, and the Medicaid programs we participate in cover psychiatric medication management.

Covered by most major plans, including Virginia Medicaid.

Our care coordinators verify benefits, submit prior authorizations, and coordinate every approval before you begin. Most consultations happen within 3 to 5 business days.

  • Anthem
  • Aetna
  • Cigna
  • BCBS
  • UnitedHealthcare
  • Medicare
  • Medicaid

Don't see your plan? Call (800) 983-1974. We work with most insurers and can verify coverage in a single call.

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