This list isn’t exhaustive — we’re in-network with ten major plans in total. If you don’t see your plan here, call our office at 541-224-8110 and we’ll verify your benefits before you book. Medicaid, the Oregon Health Plan, and Washington Apple Health are not accepted.
Don’t see your plan? Out-of-network options & self-pay rates →
Comprehensive diagnostic interview, validated rating scales, and a treatment plan that may include stimulant or non-stimulant medication — discussed openly, prescribed thoughtfully.
Read more about ADHD care →Major depressive disorder, generalized anxiety, panic, and persistent low mood. Measurement-based care (PHQ-9, GAD-7), unhurried follow-ups, and coordination with your therapist.
Read more about treatment →Trauma-informed psychiatric care for adults living with post-traumatic stress — from a single event or from chronic, accumulated stress. Stabilization first; deeper work, at your pace.
Read about trauma care →For patients already stable on medication who want a thoughtful, unhurried prescriber — not a new clinician every six months. Visits every 2–12 weeks depending on clinical stability.
How visits work →Secure, HIPAA-compliant video visits licensed in both states. Same standard of care as in-office — without the commute, waiting room, or day off work.
Everything about online care →A single psychiatric consultation to review a diagnosis, treatment plan, or stuck medication regimen — with a written summary for you and, if you want, your current prescriber.
When this makes sense →
Psychiatric care works best when there’s time to listen carefully and decide together. Unhurried first visits and follow-ups aren’t extras — they’re the minimum a thoughtful evaluation requires.
The hardest part of getting psychiatric help in Oregon and Washington is usually not the treatment. It is the waitlist. MindHealth is built around removing that step: new patients are typically seen within about a day, by secure video, anywhere in either state.
Your first visit is a full 60-minute evaluation. We cover current symptoms, history, sleep, medical background, prior medication trials, and what you actually want out of treatment. Validated rating scales — the ASRS, PHQ-9, GAD-7, and PCL-5 — give us a measurable baseline rather than an impression. You leave with a diagnosis or a clear plan for reaching one, and a treatment plan discussed rather than announced.
Follow-up is one week after your initial visit, every two weeks while a dose is being adjusted, and monthly once you are stable. We repeat the same rating scales, so improvement is measured rather than guessed at. Prescriptions go electronically to your pharmacy, and we send a visit summary to your primary care provider within one business day on request.
What we are not: a crisis service, an inpatient program, or a child and adolescent practice. We treat adults 18 and over, and we are honest when someone would be better served elsewhere. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 at any time.
Care is provided by Lavena McCullum, PMHNP-BC, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner licensed in both Oregon and Washington.
Schedule online in a few minutes, or call to talk to someone. We’ll verify your insurance and confirm a time before your first visit.
