Why the practice exists
MindHealth Psychiatry was founded on a simple clinical conviction: adults deserve psychiatric care that takes the time real diagnosis and treatment require. Too often, patients describe the same experience: long waits for a first appointment, fifteen minutes to establish care, and brief follow-ups that leave little room for the conversation treatment actually needs.
MindHealth was built to practice differently. The model is independent, intentionally small, and built so clinical decisions are driven by patient need rather than volume.
How we practice
Thorough first visits.
New-patient evaluations are unhurried, time for a complete history, current symptom review, screening for commonly missed conditions, and a shared treatment plan before you leave.
Follow-ups timed to clinical need.
Follow-ups are scheduled with adequate time for review and discussion. Your first follow-up is about a week after the initial visit, every two weeks while a dose is being adjusted, then monthly once you are stable.
Therapy-informed medication management.
Our clinicians have completed specialized training in integrative psychiatry. Medication is considered alongside sleep, nervous-system regulation, trauma history, and lifestyle factors, and therapy is recommended when it belongs in the plan.
New-patient access measured in days.
We keep the panel small so new-patient availability stays open. Typical wait for a first telehealth appointment is a few days; in-person office availability is limited.
Transparent billing.
In-network with eight major plans across Oregon and Washington. We verify your benefits before the first visit, bill insurance directly, and provide Good Faith Estimates. Self-pay rates are available by phone.
Scope of practice
MindHealth is an outpatient adult psychiatric practice. Clinical focus areas are adult ADHD, depression, anxiety, and PTSD. We do not provide inpatient, pediatric, or emergency services; patients in crisis are directed to 988 or a local emergency department.
Where we practice
Three offices: Newberg (Yamhill County), Salem (Marion County), and Vancouver (Clark County, WA), with secure-video telehealth available to patients anywhere in Oregon or Washington.
