I am not in network with any insurance plans and do not participate in Medicare/Medicaid. As part of the invoicing process and upon completion of your payment for services, I can provide you with a statement called a “superbill” if you choose to personally submit a claim for out-of-network reimbursement with your insurance company. Patients considering treatment are encouraged to contact their insurance companies to ask what coverage they provide for out-of-network providers, including maximum number of sessions as well as the amount reimbursed per session.

I offer both virtual and in-person services, with flexibility to meet your needs. Please note that prescribing some medications may require meeting in-person at least once every two years, unless DEA regulations change.

We currently accept: Cash, Visa, Mastercard, AmEx, Discover and HSA cards.

Advance cancellations (ie, more than 2 business days): Notice of cancellations or schedule changes is always preferred well in advance. Providing such notice allows us to schedule other patients in your absence. If needing to request a change at least 2 business days in advance, please contact our office by e-mail or phone. Late cancellations: Without the advance notice of a cancellation or schedule change within 2 business days of your scheduled appointment, you will be charged a $100 fee. If less than 2 business days before your appointment, please contact our office by e-mail or phone.

Should you miss an appointment, please contact our office via phone or e-mail as soon as possible to reschedule. If you do not provide any notice of cancellation of your appointment and you do not attend or miss your appointment, for any reason, you will be considered a no show (“No Show”). You will be billed the full fee (100%) for any No Show appointment.

The frequency of appointments will be recommended based on your individual needs (such as severity of symptoms), type of appointment (medication management vs. recurring psychotherapy), and treatment plan. However, it is my policy to see all patients at least every three months (four times a year) to ensure the quality of psychiatric care. Failure to meet this minimum requirement could result in delays to medication access.

We do not prescribe narcotic or pain medications. We do not perform forensic evaluations, child custody evaluations, or fitness for duty evaluations. We do not perform neuropsychological testing or services.