Psychiatric medication can help get you to the next level.
You may need medication if:
- you feel a lack of motivation
- you are not doing things you used to love doing
- you sleep more or less than usual
- you feel foggy
- you are having a tough time getting things done
- you feel irritable all the time
- you notice others are commenting that you drink too much
- you cannot get motivated without a drink in the morning
- you feel on edge
- you are having anxious feelings that are preventing you from doing things you need to do
We take a variety of insurances. But, if you do not have insurance, the costs to see the medication provider are as follows:
Initial Assessment: $250.00
The first psychiatric consultation is 30 -45 minutes long and helps us to gain a better understanding of your concerns, symptoms and history of treatment. We will explore for patterns of behavior, physical and emotional environment and the impact of your strengths and weaknesses. Diagnosis and corresponding available treatments options will then be discussed as we a personalized treatment plan for you.
We may also contact family, previous providers and other professionals as necessary. During this initial appointment we will also order diagnostic tests blood work, and EKGs to help us gain a clearer understanding of your symptoms.
Follow up Medication Evaluation: $100.00
This session is up to 20 minutes long. During this session we will explore for medication effectiveness. We will also look for side effects and tolerability. Symptom presentation and severity will also be explored during this session to help track progress. This session may include information from you, family members, collaborating providers or others you feel are important to your overall care.
Brief Psychotherapy: $100.00
This session is up tp 20 minutes long. During this session, motivational interviewing and solution focused therapy will be used to help propel your journey to mental and emotional wellness. Goals will be reviewed, outlined and explored to guide further personalized treatment plans. This session may include information from you, family members, collaborating providers or others you feel are important to your overall care.
“Every person has personal power; let me, help you, discover yours.”
Dr. Melissa Gomes Ph.D, APRN, PMHNP-BC, FNAP