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Telehealth · Anywhere in Texas

Psychiatric Medication Management by Telehealth

Psychiatric evaluations and medication follow-up by video anywhere in Texas, with prescribers who work directly with your therapist.

Why get medication care here

Our therapists and medication providers coordinate and collaborate on your care, which gives you a more complete treatment plan than seeing two offices that never talk. You can usually get a psychiatric evaluation without the long waits that are typical, often within a week.

What our prescribers treat

  • Depression and anxiety
  • Bipolar disorder
  • Trauma-related conditions
  • Schizophrenia and other serious mental illness
  • Substance use alongside mental health concerns
  • ADHD

How it works

  1. 1.

    Initial evaluation

    A longer first visit covering symptoms, history, current medications and goals.

  2. 2.

    A plan

    Clear options, with the reasons and the trade-offs explained.

  3. 3.

    Follow-up visits

    Shorter visits to check how a medication is working and adjust.

  4. 4.

    Coordination

    With your permission, your prescriber and therapist stay in touch.

At a glance

Format
Telehealth only, anywhere in Texas
Prescriber
Dr. Richard P. Diaz, DNP, PMHNP
Collaborating physician
Dr. Vikram Mehra, MD, psychiatrist
Languages
English and Spanish
Medications
Non-stimulant psychiatric medications
Payment
Private pay

Questions

Do you prescribe stimulants?

Our prescribers offer non-stimulant psychiatric medications.

Do I need to be in therapy here?

No, but many clients find it helps to have both under one roof.

How soon can I be seen?

Often within a week or less.

Your first visit

Plan for a longer first appointment. Your prescriber will ask about symptoms, sleep, appetite, energy, past treatment, family history, physical health and any substances you use. Have a list of your current medications and doses ready, and the name of your primary care doctor.

You will leave with a plan, which may or may not include a prescription. Sometimes the right first step is therapy, testing or bloodwork.

Follow-up and adjustments

Follow-up visits are usually shorter and are scheduled around how a new medication is settling in. Tell your prescriber about side effects early; most can be managed by adjusting the dose, timing or medication.

Schedule a medication consultation

Request a visit with Dr. Diaz through the client portal.