FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

Psychiatrists treat individuals in distress because of various difficulties, including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, psychosis, and some types of behavioral problems, such as those involving self-destructive or violent impulses. People who are seriously thinking of suicide can be helped. A number of emotional and mental difficulties are influenced by physical conditions; as a physician, a psychiatrist is in a position to take account of such conditions and coordinate overall care.

• What is the name of the medication, and what is it supposed to do?
• How and when do I take it, and when do I stop taking it?
• What if I miss a dose?
• What foods, drinks, or other medications should I avoid while taking the prescribed medication?
• Should it be taken with food or on an empty stomach?
• Is it safe to drink alcohol while on this medication?
• What are the side effects, and what should I do if they occur?
• Is there some printed information about the medication available?
• What are my options?

Please bring your insurance card, patient forms found on our website (Form's page.), Any previous records in your possession.
In the case of children and adolescents, if you are not the parent, then any guardianship paperwork, your ID, if you discharged from the hospital your discharge paperwork, and if you are on any medications your medication bottles, Or the list of your medications, And your co-pay, we do accept MasterCard, Visa, personal checks and cash.

Psychiatry staff conduct assessments to determine the best treatment plan and can prescribe medication for psychiatric illnesses and other situations requiring medication intervention. Psychotropic medications are useful and appropriate for conditions, like severe depression, bipolar disorder, and psychosis.

We are interested in getting to know each patient individually so that we can understand their concerns and how these problems are currently affecting their lives. Once this process is accomplished, we will design a treatment plan and engage in addressing the problem.