Answers before you book

Most new patients are seen within the same week. Book online to see current openings, or call and we’ll find the earliest time that fits your schedule.

If changes in your mood, anxiety, focus, sleep or behavior are affecting your work, relationships or daily life — or if you’ve tried other approaches without enough relief — a psychiatric evaluation is a good next step.

No. You can book directly. If your insurance requires a referral, we’ll let you know when we verify your benefits.

Yes, depending on the provider. Tell us the patient’s age when booking and we’ll match you with the right clinician.

We’re in network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, Cigna, Humana, Ambetter, Magellan, Carelon and Tricare, with Baylor Scott & White, UnitedHealthcare and Oscar coming soon. Call us with your insurance information and we’ll verify your specific benefits before your first visit. See Insurance & Cost.

Self-pay rates are $300 for your initial evaluation and $150 for follow-up visits, and you can request a Good Faith Estimate of your costs before your appointment.

In most cases, yes. Mental health services are typically eligible expenses.

Yes. Secure video visits work well for many appointments, especially follow-ups. Some evaluations and certain medications may require an in-person visit.

First visits are a full evaluation and take longer than follow-ups. Follow-up visits are shorter and focus on progress, side effects and adjustments.

Absolutely. With your permission, we’ll coordinate with your therapist. If you don’t have one, we offer individual therapy here.

Yes. Many patients find it helpful to bring someone who knows them well, especially to the first visit.

No. We’ll share recommendations and options, including non-medication approaches. Decisions are made together, and the choice is yours.

When clinically appropriate and after a thorough evaluation. Controlled medications follow additional safety steps, including review of the Texas Prescription Monitoring Program and regular follow-up visits.

Call our office during business hours. Keeping up with scheduled follow-ups ensures refills continue without interruption.

Yes. Your care is protected by HIPAA and Texas privacy laws. We don’t share information about your treatment without your written consent, except as required by law or in an emergency.

No. We don’t contact employers. If you use employer-sponsored insurance, your insurer receives billing information, but your employer does not see your health records.