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Psychiatric Medication Management in Florida

Ongoing medication management for adults with established psychiatric diagnoses — via secure telehealth throughout Florida.

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What We Do
Medication Management Done Right

Psychiatric medication management is not a refill mill. It's an ongoing clinical relationship — assessing how your medication is actually working, whether side effects are affecting your quality of life, whether your diagnosis still fits, and whether adjustments are needed as your circumstances change.

If you've had providers who spent 8 minutes with you and handed you a prescription without really talking — that's not what this is. Follow-up visits here are substantive. We review how you've been doing, what's working, what isn't, and what needs to change.

If you're currently stable on medications from a previous provider and need someone to continue your care, we can evaluate your current regimen and determine whether it remains appropriate. We won't change things that are working just to put our stamp on it.

What We Prescribe
Conditions and Medication Classes We Manage
ADHD
Stimulant medications (amphetamine salts, methylphenidate) and non-stimulants (atomoxetine, guanfacine). Bupropion may also be used off-label in select cases. Prescribed when clinically appropriate following evaluation.
Depression
SSRIs, SNRIs, bupropion, and mirtazapine. Augmentation strategies and additional options for treatment-resistant depression when first and second-line treatments have not been sufficient. Medication selected based on your history and prior response.
Anxiety
SSRIs, SNRIs, buspirone, and when appropriate, short-term benzodiazepines. We discuss risks and benefits openly — including dependence risk with benzodiazepines.
Bipolar Disorder
Mood stabilizers including lithium, valproate, and lamotrigine. Atypical antipsychotics when indicated. Careful monitoring of medication levels when required.
OCD
SSRIs at adequate doses — often higher than used for depression or anxiety. Monitoring for response over adequate trial periods, which are longer for OCD than other conditions.
PTSD
Sertraline, paroxetine (FDA-approved for PTSD), and prazosin for trauma-related nightmares. Individualized selection based on symptom profile and history.
What to Expect
Your Path to Treatment

A straightforward process — no surprises.

1
Initial Evaluation
Before ongoing medication management begins, we conduct a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation to confirm diagnosis, review your medication history, and establish a baseline. Even if you have a prior diagnosis and established medications, we need to evaluate you ourselves.
2
Treatment Plan
Following evaluation, we develop a medication management plan — continuing, adjusting, or changing your current regimen based on the clinical picture. We discuss options and make decisions collaboratively.
3
Follow-Up Visits
Follow-up appointments monitor treatment response, assess side effects, review functional status, and make adjustments when warranted. Most patients are seen monthly initially, then less frequently as things stabilize.
4
Between-Visit Access
For non-urgent concerns between appointments, reach us through the patient portal. Refill requests for controlled substances require regular follow-up visits per state and federal regulations — plan ahead.
Common Questions
What Patients Ask
Yes, in most cases. We conduct our own evaluation before continuing any prescription. For controlled substances especially, we need to establish an independent clinical basis for prescribing. This protects you and ensures your treatment is appropriate.
Frequency depends on your condition, the medications involved, and how stable you are. Most new patients are seen monthly initially. Stable patients may be seen every 2–3 months. Controlled substances require more frequent follow-up per regulatory requirements.
This happens — and there are clinical reasons for it. We reassess the diagnosis, review medication history, evaluate contributing factors, and adjust the treatment plan. Medication tolerance, life changes, and evolving diagnoses all affect treatment response.
We evaluate benzodiazepine use on a case-by-case basis. For acute anxiety or panic, short-term use may be appropriate. Long-term benzodiazepine prescribing requires careful consideration of dependence risk, and we discuss alternatives openly.
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Available Throughout Florida
Telehealth appointments via secure HIPAA-compliant video. You must be physically located in Florida at the time of your appointment.
New Patients Seen in 1–2 Days
Many psychiatric practices have wait times of several months. We typically see new patients within 1–2 days of booking.
Self-Pay & Insurance
Initial evaluation $250. Follow-up $125. Insurance credentialing in progress. HSA/FSA accepted.

Ready to Get Started?

New patient appointments available within 1–2 days. No referral required. Serving adults throughout Florida.

New Patient Appointment → Follow-Up Visit → Call (941) 348-6927