The policy manual contains all information relevant to being a patient and may be periodically updated to reflect changes in practice or laws/statues related to prescribing psychiatric medications.  Please read through the manual as you are agreeing to the policies in signing the Consent To Treatment.

1. It is your responsibility to verify that the provider/practice is in network with your insurance.

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2. If your insurance changes it is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to notify the provider and provide the new insurance or you are responsible for any services that are not covered.  

3. The Client Information Packet MUST BE COMPLETED and and sent to the practice for review BEFORE an intake appointment will be scheduled. 

4. The necessity to engage in individual therapy as part of treatment with the practice will be discussed on a case-by-case basis.  

5. The Release(s) of Information at a minimum need to be completed for your PCP.  

6. For those over 18 years old, a Release of Information is required to speak with your parents about anything related to your treatment. 

7. If you are inquiring about services on behalf of a family member, significant other, or adult child, please note that appointments are only scheduled with the identified patient due to HIPAA.

8. The practice DOES NOT provide any documentation (letters, forms, etc.) for therapy animals or emotional support animals.

  
9. At this time the practice is not able to manage stimulant medications or clients seeking an ADHD diagnosis. 

10. To the extent possible, intake appointments will be held in the office.  However, there is limited availability for office appointments. 

This means that the appointments will likely be taking place through telehealth.

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11. There is limited availability for later afternoon appointment times, so please be aware that there will likely need to be time out of school and/or work.