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SERVICES

What a visit can be.

Every service starts with a conversation about you. Prescribing decisions come after an evaluation.

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    Initial evaluation

    A long first visit to hear your history, your current medicines and what you want from care. Your prescriber explains what they see and the options, including not starting a medication.

    • Your history and what you have tried

    • Medicines and supplements you take now

    • Sleep, alcohol and caffeine

    • Your questions

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    Medication management

    Follow-up visits to see how a medication is going, change one thing at a time and keep refills on track.

    • How the plan has been going

    • Side effects you have noticed

    • Refills at a follow-up visit

    • A written plan after each visit

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    Starting a medication

    A plan for a first prescription: what to expect, which side effects to watch for, when to call and when we check in.

    • The options and their risks

    • What to watch for

    • Who to call

    • When we check in

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    Changing or stopping

    Changes are made slowly and with a plan. Never stop a medication on your own; talk to your prescriber first.

    • Why a change is worth making

    • A written schedule

    • What to watch for

    • Who to call

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    A second look at your plan

    For adults who already take a medication and want a clinician to go through it: what it is for, how long you have taken it and whether it still fits.

    • Bring a list or the bottles

    • What each medicine is for

    • How long you have taken it

    • Whether anything should change

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    Working with your clinicians

    With your permission we share notes with your therapist and primary care clinician and keep the plan consistent.

    • Notes shared only with your permission

    • One plan, not several

    • Questions answered in writing

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PATIENT WORDS

What a visit sounds like.

  • “I expected to be handed a prescription and sent on my way. Instead I was asked a lot of questions, and nobody hurried me.”

    Hallie P.
  • “The office explained every step before I came in: who I would see, how billing works, what to bring. By the time I sat down I was less nervous.”

    Nelson R.
  • “My questions about side effects got real answers, not a pamphlet. It felt like a decision we were making together.”

    Nisha D.
  • “Everyone in the office was kind and plain-spoken. Nobody made me feel strange for asking the same thing twice.”

    Jerrell W.

Sample reviews.

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