Your first appointment is called a psychiatric evaluation. It is less about being “evaluated” and more about being understood. We will talk about your symptoms, history, goals, current stressors, medical history, medications, and what kind of support may help.

Not completely. New patients typically begin with a psychiatric evaluation. This helps determine whether ongoing medication management, therapy-integrated follow-up, referrals, or another treatment plan may be appropriate.

ReBridge Psych provides telehealth psychiatric care for adults and adolescents 15+ located in Florida.

Not necessarily. Medication may be recommended when clinically appropriate, but treatment is individualized. Care may also include supportive psychotherapy, coping strategies, lifestyle considerations, referrals, or coordination with other providers when appropriate.

Therapy-forward psychiatric care means treatment may include more than medication review. When appropriate, visits may include supportive psychotherapy, emotional processing, coping strategies, and discussion of the life context affecting your mental health.

Some patients may still benefit from working with a separate therapist for more frequent, specialized, or long-term psychotherapy.

ReBridge Psych offers supportive psychotherapy and psychotherapy-focused sessions for established patients when clinically appropriate and aligned with the treatment plan.

For some concerns, a separate therapist may still be recommended to provide more frequent or specialized therapy.

Some psychiatric medications or clinical situations may require lab work, vital sign monitoring, medical history review, or coordination with other healthcare providers. If labs are clinically indicated, this will be discussed as part of your treatment plan.

Lab costs are separate from ReBridge Psych appointment fees.

Controlled medications are not guaranteed and are prescribed only when clinically appropriate. Some medications require additional evaluation, monitoring, documentation, follow-up, and review of Florida prescription drug monitoring requirements.

Adolescent care may include time with the adolescent and caregiver together, as well as time with the adolescent individually when appropriate. This allows space for both family context and the adolescent’s own voice in care.

Yes, caregiver involvement is an important part of adolescent care. The level of involvement may vary based on the adolescent’s age, safety, clinical needs, privacy considerations, and treatment goals.

At this time, ReBridge Psych provides care for adolescents ages 15+ and adults.

If services expand to younger children in the future, this information will be updated on the website.

ReBridge Psych is currently a self-pay practice and does not bill insurance directly at this time.

Superbills may be provided upon request for patients who wish to independently seek possible out-of-network reimbursement. If direct insurance billing becomes available in the future, accepted plans will be listed on the Fees & Insurance page.

Superbills may be provided upon request for patients who wish to independently seek possible out-of-network reimbursement. Reimbursement eligibility and amounts are determined by each insurance plan and cannot be guaranteed.

Payment is handled through the secure patient portal/EHR, not directly through the website.

Appointment fees do not include outside costs such as laboratory testing, prescription medications, pharmacy fees, or services provided by other clinicians, facilities, or laboratories.

Yes. Appointments are currently offered through secure telehealth for patients located in Florida. In some situations, additional evaluation, monitoring, coordination of care, or in-person services may be recommended based on clinical needs or regulatory requirements.