Quick answer

MindHealth Psychiatry serves adults in Corvallis, Oregon by secure-video telehealth. We treat adult ADHD, depression, anxiety, and PTSD — with comprehensive evaluations, thoughtful medication management, and measurement-based care. New-patient appointments typically available within about a week. In-network with ten major plans; Medicaid/OHP not accepted.

Oregon State University (OSU) students

Student rate available at Oregon State University (OSU).

Currently enrolled at Oregon State University (OSU)? We offer a flat student self-pay rate without in-network insurance: $150 new-patient evaluation, $100 follow-ups. ADHD evaluation, depression, and anxiety care — all by telehealth, from your dorm or apartment.

Student program details → ADHD evaluation in Corvallis

Conditions we treat

Adult psychiatric care for Corvallis patients.

Specialty

Adult ADHD

Comprehensive evaluation, ASRS rating scales, stimulant and non-stimulant medication management. We do a real diagnostic visit, not a checklist.

ADHD care in Corvallis → Most common

Depression

Major depression, persistent low mood, postpartum depression. Measurement-based care with PHQ-9, careful medication management, therapist coordination.

Depression care in Corvallis → Most common

Anxiety

Generalized anxiety, panic disorder, social anxiety. SSRIs and CBT skills favored over long-term benzodiazepines, with honest conversations about trade-offs.

Anxiety care in Corvallis → Specialty

PTSD & trauma

Trauma-informed psychiatric care for adults living with post-traumatic stress. Stabilization first; deeper work at your pace.

Read about trauma care →

Serving Corvallis

The mid-Willamette Valley and home to Oregon State University.

Corvallis sits in the mid-Willamette Valley and home to Oregon State University, served by US 20, Highway 99W, and OR 34. We see adults from Corvallis as well as Philomath, Albany, Lebanon, Independence, Monmouth, and Adair Village — all by secure-video telehealth.

Our patient base in the area includes Oregon State University students, faculty, and graduate researchers; HP Corvallis engineers; agricultural-research staff at OSU and the USDA station; and healthcare workers.

Coordination with primary care is routine. We send a visit summary to your PCP at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center and Samaritan Health Services (or your independent provider) within one business day when you request it.

Corvallis is served entirely by telehealth. Our closest in-person offices (Salem, Newberg, and Vancouver, WA) are a longer drive; for most adults in Benton County, secure-video visits work just as well as being in the room.

Insurance

Ten in-network plans in Oregon.

We are in-network with Moda, PacificSource, Regence BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna / Evernorth, Aetna, Providence, MultiPlan / Claritev, First Health, First Choice, and Optum. Most patients pay a specialist copay ($20–$60 typical) per visit.

We do not accept Medicaid or Oregon Health Plan (OHP). Self-pay rates available by phone. Superbills for out-of-network reimbursement provided on request.

See all insurance details →

Ready when you are

New patients in Corvallis seen within about a week.

Book online or call to talk to someone. We’ll verify your insurance benefits before your first visit so there are no surprises.

Schedule a first visit → 541-224-8110