You can request an appointment online, by phone, or by text. We’ll walk you through the process and help you choose the right visit type.

No referral is required for primary care.

Not for most patients. We may request records on your behalf for chronic conditions, ADHD management, or BHRT so we can care for you safely and avoid repeating labs or imaging.

New patient visits are typically longer than standard visits so we have time to listen, understand your concerns, and make a care plan.

We currently in the credentialing process and will accept:

• BCBS
• UnitedHealthcare
• Cigna
• Aetna
• Humana
• Tricare
• Medicare
• Medicare Advantage plans
• Marketplace plans (plan-dependent)
• Self-pay

We are currently in the credentialing process and will accept Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans.

Yes. We offer transparent self-pay rates and support HSA/FSA for eligible services.

Most labs are covered by insurance when medically indicated, though plans vary. We can send labs to in-network facilities or coordinate cash pricing when helpful.

Yes — we can provide good-faith estimates upon request.

Yes, we treat both women and men.

No, but we will refer you to get the proper diagnostic evaluation needed to start treatment.

Yes 

Yes. We continue both stimulant and non-stimulant medications when documentation supports ongoing treatment.

We require prior diagnosis or prior treatment note. This protects patient safety and ensures regulatory compliance.

We provide medication management and support. If you need therapy, coaching, or testing, we’ll help connect you to resources.

We see patients ages 6 through seniors.

Yes — we care for both active seniors and patients with more complex medical needs. We welcome caregivers to participate when helpful.

Yes. We strive to create a low-stress environment that honors communication differences and reduces sensory or social pressure.

Refills should be requested through the patient portal so they can be documented safely.

Yes — texting is available for scheduling and brief administrative questions. Medical questions should go through the portal or in a visit so we can document and respond appropriately.

For emergencies, call 911 or go to the nearest ER. Non-emergent concerns can be sent through the portal, and we will respond during clinic hours.