Medication Management for Adults

Medication Management for Adults

Our prescribers approach psychiatric care with non-judgment and compassion. They will meet the client where they are at, and collaborate with the client to help them meet their stated goals.

Medication Service

Medication Management for Adults

Medication Management for Adults

Medication Management for Adults

Medication Management for Adults

Many psychiatric disorders will require a two-pronged approach for successful treatment: medication combined with therapy or counseling. An APRN can prescribe medication to help with anything from ADHD to anxiety to depression. With medication management services, it becomes easier to ensure safe and effective treatment, as not all medications will be received or tolerated by patients in the same way. That’s why monitoring medications, their side effects, and their possible interactions with other medications is critical. This process helps clarify what is medication management in a clinical setting. A big part of what psychiatrists do is provide psychiatric medication management for mental health and assessment, including specialized support such as medication management for elderly when needed. 

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Meet Our Prescribers

Our prescribers approach psychiatric care with non-judgment and compassion. They will meet the client where they are at, and collaborate with the client to help them meet their stated goals.

Read more about her here: Meet Dr. Spencer.

Psychiatric Medication Evaluations

Psychiatric Medication Evaluations

Personalized Treatment Plans

Personalized Treatment Plans

Ongoing Medication Monitoring

Ongoing Medication Monitoring

Compassionate, Judgment-Free Care

Compassionate, Judgment-Free Care

Collaborative Treatment Approach

Collaborative Treatment Approach

Meet Our Prescribers

Our prescribers approach psychiatric care with non-judgment and compassion. They will meet the client where they are at, and collaborate with the client to help them meet their stated goals.

Read more about her here: Meet Dr. Spencer.

Psychiatric Medication Evaluations

Personalized Treatment Plans

Ongoing Medication Monitoring

Compassionate, Judgment-Free Care

Collaborative Treatment Approach

Meet the Team

Meet the Team

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Dr.  Kathryn Spencer

DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC 

Shayna Shorrock
Shayna Shorrock

APRN

Medication Service

What to Expect from Our Prescribers

Our compassionate prescribers provide personalized evaluations, treatment planning, and ongoing medication management to help you achieve lasting mental wellness with confidence.

Your First Appointment

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Your journey begins with a comprehensive psychiatric assessment. During this visit, our prescribers review your symptoms, medical history, and overall mental health to determine whether medication is an appropriate part of your treatment plan.

Personalized Treatment Planning

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When Medication Can Help

Medication isn't necessary for everyone, but for many individuals it can play an important role in improving mental health. Our providers carefully evaluate each person's situation before recommending treatment.

Medication isn't necessary for everyone, but for many individuals it can play an important role in improving mental health. Our providers carefully evaluate each person's situation before recommending treatment.

Common Conditions We Treat

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Bipolar disorder 

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Panic 

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Sleep problems

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Schizophrenia 

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Accepted Insurance:
Accepted Insurance:

Anthem/BCBS, Cigna, Husky/Medicaid, and most Optum plans (Oxford, United, Conneticare)

  • Initial Assessments last 1 full hour

  • Follow up appointments average 15-20mins 

Anthem/BCBS, Cigna, Husky/Medicaid, and most Optum plans (Oxford, United, Conneticare)

  • Initial Assessments last 1 full hour

  • Follow up appointments average 15-20mins 

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our process, services, and what you can expect when working with us.

Find answers to common questions about our process, services, and what you can expect when working with us.

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What is medication management?

Medication management is a structured process where a psychiatric provider evaluates symptoms, prescribes medication when appropriate, monitors progress, reviews side effects, and adjusts treatment to ensure the best possible clinical outcomes. 

What should I expect during my first appointment?

Your first visit includes a full assessment of symptoms, medical and psychiatric history, and previous treatments. The provider will discuss whether medication is an appropriate option, explain alternatives, and create a personalized treatment plan. 

Do all psychiatric conditions require medication?

Not always. Some conditions respond well to therapy alone. Medication is recommended when it can help reduce symptoms, improve daily functioning, or enhance the effectiveness of therapy. The decision is made collaboratively with the patient. 

What are the steps in medication management?

Steps typically include assessment, diagnosis, discussion of medication options, prescribing, monitoring effects and interactions, and adjusting the medication plan as needed. 

Which mental health conditions can medication help treat?

Medication can support treatment for anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, ADHD, sleep problems, panic disorders, and schizophrenia. The choice of medication depends on the individual’s symptoms and treatment goals. 

What is medication management?

Medication management is a structured process where a psychiatric provider evaluates symptoms, prescribes medication when appropriate, monitors progress, reviews side effects, and adjusts treatment to ensure the best possible clinical outcomes. 

What should I expect during my first appointment?

Your first visit includes a full assessment of symptoms, medical and psychiatric history, and previous treatments. The provider will discuss whether medication is an appropriate option, explain alternatives, and create a personalized treatment plan. 

Do all psychiatric conditions require medication?

Not always. Some conditions respond well to therapy alone. Medication is recommended when it can help reduce symptoms, improve daily functioning, or enhance the effectiveness of therapy. The decision is made collaboratively with the patient. 

What are the steps in medication management?

Steps typically include assessment, diagnosis, discussion of medication options, prescribing, monitoring effects and interactions, and adjusting the medication plan as needed. 

Which mental health conditions can medication help treat?

Medication can support treatment for anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, ADHD, sleep problems, panic disorders, and schizophrenia. The choice of medication depends on the individual’s symptoms and treatment goals.