Answers before you even have to ask

Psychiatric evaluation, ADHD assessment, and ongoing medication management — all by telehealth. The practice does not provide talk therapy; when therapy would help, you get a straight answer and help connecting with a therapist. See Services.

No. An evaluation is an assessment, not a commitment. Medication is recommended only when clinically appropriate, and the decision is always made collaboratively — with honest advice, including when medication isn’t the right tool.

The practice focuses on ADHD — the main specialty, including ADHD evaluation and medication management — along with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. If your concerns fall outside these areas, reach out — if this practice is not the right fit, you will be pointed in a helpful direction.

The free consultation is a 15-minute introductory call. You’ll share what brings you in, ask your questions, and see whether the practice is a good fit — and if it is, the next step is scheduling a full medication evaluation.

The initial consultation is a low-pressure way to find out. You can share what you are looking for, learn how care works, and decide together whether the practice is a good fit for your needs.

Confidentiality is taken seriously and protected within the limits of the law. The rare, legally required exceptions — such as safety emergencies — are explained clearly before care begins. See the Notice of Privacy Practices.

All appointments are telehealth — secure video visits — for people located in California and Oregon. Details for joining your video appointment arrive with your booking confirmation.

The practice serves ages 12 to 65. If you are asking for a family member outside this range, contact the practice and we will point you toward appropriate options.

Use the Book a Consultation page to choose a time through the secure scheduling system, or call (323) 806-5510. The cancellation and rescheduling policy is listed on the Insurance & Cash Pay page.

Nothing is required beyond yourself. If available, it can help to have: a list of current medications, any previous evaluations or records, and your insurance card if you plan to use insurance.

Select insurance plans are accepted for clients located in California: Aetna, Cigna, Curative, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, and Independence Blue Cross. Oregon clients are seen on a cash-pay basis. Because coverage varies by plan, please confirm your behavioral-health benefits with your insurer or contact the practice before your first appointment. Coverage is not guaranteed until verified.

Yes. Cash-pay and self-pay options are available if you are uninsured, out of network, or prefer not to use insurance. Current fees are listed on the Insurance & Cash Pay page.

Contact the practice — plans change, and cash-pay/self-pay options are always available. Your insurer can also tell you about any out-of-network behavioral-health benefits your plan may include.