Services & Rates
Investing In Health
We believe thoughtful mental health care takes time. Our practice is intentionally structured to allow for longer visits, individualized treatment, and a whole-person approach that goes beyond medication alone.
Psychiatric Services for Adults
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Comprehensive Evaluations
Initial evaluations provide time to explore your current concerns, history, lifestyle, strengths, and goals. This comprehensive assessment helps establish an accurate understanding of your symptoms and guides an individualized treatment plan.
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Medication Management
Medication treatment decisions are made collaboratively and thoughtfully. Follow-up visits allow us to evaluate effectiveness, monitor side effects, make adjustments when needed, and ensure your treatment continues to align with your goals.
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Integrative Psychiatric Care
Mental and physical health are deeply connected. Care may also consider sleep, nutrition, stress, lifestyle, medical conditions, targeted laboratory evaluation, and nutritional supplementation alongside conventional psychiatric treatment.
Areas of Focus
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ADHD in adulthood can affect far more than attention. Difficulties with organization, follow-through, time management, motivation, working memory, and emotional regulation can make everyday responsibilities feel unnecessarily difficult.
Willow Integrative Health provides comprehensive psychiatric evaluation and treatment for adults experiencing ADHD symptoms, including medication management when clinically appropriate.
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Anxiety may show up as persistent worry, overthinking, physical tension, irritability, difficulty relaxing, sleep disruption, or feeling as though your mind rarely turns off.
Treatment is individualized based on your symptoms, history, and goals and may include medication management alongside recommendations for therapy and supportive lifestyle strategies.
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Depression does not always look like profound sadness. It may present as low motivation, emotional exhaustion, irritability, difficulty concentrating, loss of interest, or simply not feeling like yourself.
Care focuses on understanding both your symptoms and the broader factors that may be contributing to them.
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Hormonal and reproductive transitions can have a meaningful impact on emotional and cognitive well-being.
Willow Integrative Health provides psychiatric care for women navigating mood and anxiety concerns, including symptoms arising during the postpartum period, perimenopause, and menopause.
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Sometimes you can continue meeting every responsibility while quietly feeling depleted.
For adults who appear to be functioning well but feel overwhelmed, exhausted, or increasingly unable to keep up internally, psychiatric care can help identify what is contributing and determine the most appropriate path forward.
Payment & Insurance
In Colorado, I am currently in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Carelon, and Cigna.
In North Carolina, insurance credentialing is still in progress. Private-pay appointments are currently available, and insurance options will be added as credentialing is completed.
Insurance coverage and reimbursement vary by plan and are not guaranteed.
Self-Pay Fees
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Comprehensive Evaluation (60 min)- $350
A comprehensive psychiatric assessment designed to understand your symptoms, history, current concerns, and treatment goals. Together, we will review relevant medical, mental health, and lifestyle factors and develop an individualized treatment plan that may include medication recommendations, behavioral strategies, and additional supports when appropriate.
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Follow-Up Visit (30 min)- $180
Follow-up visits provide dedicated time to review your progress, discuss how treatment is working, address new concerns, and make thoughtful adjustments to your care plan. These visits support ongoing medication management while also considering the broader factors that influence mental health, including sleep, stress, relationships, work, and daily functioning.
No Surprises Act & Good Faith Estimates
Under the No Surprises Act, patients who do not have insurance or who choose not to use their insurance have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate (GFE) of the expected cost of their medical care.
A Good Faith Estimate explains the expected charges for services that are reasonably anticipated based on the information available at the time it is provided. Actual charges may vary if your treatment needs change.
You have the right to:
Receive a Good Faith Estimate before your scheduled service or upon request.
Ask questions about your estimate before receiving care.
Dispute a bill if it is substantially higher than your Good Faith Estimate, as permitted under federal law.
Because psychiatric care is individualized, future treatment recommendations and the total cost of care cannot always be predicted in advance. Estimates are based on the information available at the time they are prepared.
For more information about your rights under the No Surprises Act, visit the official federal website at: