It works, but not enough
The worst days are gone, but you would not call it better. That gap is worth treating, not tolerating.
Board-certified psychiatry · In person in Phoenix or by telehealth across Arizona
Every person responds to medication differently. We review your full history, every prescription you are on, and how you are actually doing — then build the plan around that, rather than around the clock.
Board-certified
15+ years of psychiatric practice
No referral needed
Book directly with us
Telehealth available
Anywhere in Arizona
Insurance verified
Before your first appointment
Is this you?
Medication needs can change over time. Sometimes what is needed is a fresh look at the full picture — your medications, symptoms, side effects and goals.
The worst days are gone, but you would not call it better. That gap is worth treating, not tolerating.
Weight, sleep, libido, emotional flatness. Side effects deserve to be considered as part of the overall treatment plan.
One medication added at a time, sometimes over years or across different prescribers. A comprehensive review can help make sure the full regimen still makes sense together.
When clinically appropriate, reducing or stopping a psychiatric medication may involve a structured taper and ongoing monitoring. We can discuss your goals and develop a plan with you.
Adults, young adults and geriatric patients
Not sure it is worth switching? One call, and we will tell you honestly either way.
Request an AppointmentWhat we manage
A comprehensive medication management plan keeps every part of your treatment under review — and adjusts it as your response changes.
Reviewed across your medication regimen, including medications prescribed by other providers.
Reviewed throughout treatment and addressed as part of your medication plan.
Adjusted when clinically appropriate based on your response, symptoms and side effects.
Your response is reviewed at follow-up visits so your treatment plan can be adjusted when clinically appropriate.
Bring your bottles. Or bring a current medication list or pharmacy printout. This helps our team accurately review medications prescribed now or in the past.
A longer medication-management visit creates more time to review the factors that can affect your treatment plan. Here's what we make time for.
First appointment
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90 minutes
Every follow-up
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Typically 30 minutes
Medication review
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Current medications and treatment history
Side effects
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Discussed as part of treatment monitoring
Drug interactions
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Medication regimen reviewed
Medication changes
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Discussed based on your goals and clinical needs
Where
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In person or telehealth across Arizona
| Attribute | Here Medication management at IPA |
|---|---|
| First appointment | 90 minutes |
| Every follow-up | Typically 30 minutes |
| Medication review | Current medications and treatment history |
| Side effects | Discussed as part of treatment monitoring |
| Drug interactions | Medication regimen reviewed |
| Medication changes | Discussed based on your goals and clinical needs |
| Where | In person or telehealth across Arizona |
If medication alone is not providing enough improvement, additional treatment options including TMS, SPRAVATO® and ECT are available within the practice.
Your first visit
Tell us briefly what you’re looking for help with and your current medication situation. We can discuss whether our services may be a good fit and verify your insurance benefits before scheduling.
We review your history, medications you have tried and are currently taking, relevant medical factors, side effects and your treatment goals. Available in person or by telehealth.
We explain what we recommend, why we recommend it and what to expect. When clinically appropriate, the plan may include reducing or discontinuing a medication rather than adding another.
Follow-up visits give us time to review how you’re responding, discuss side effects or concerns and adjust the treatment plan when appropriate.
Your current bottles
Or a printout from your pharmacy — names and doses.
What you have tried
Anything you stopped, and why, even years ago.
One thing to change
The symptom or concern you would most like treatment to improve.
2929 E Camelback Rd #119, Phoenix, AZ 85016
Or call (602) 824-8404 — Monday to Friday, 8am–5pm.
Insurance
Interventional Psychiatry of Arizona works with many major insurance plans. Our team verifies your benefits before your first appointment so you can better understand your coverage before care begins.
Tell us the carrier on the form and our team verifies your benefits before you book anything.
Where a plan requires one, we handle the paperwork and talk to your insurer directly.
Not using insurance? Self-pay options are available — ask us on the first call.
Plans we work with
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Not sure whether your plan is in-network? Tell us the carrier and we will check it for you before you book.
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Why patients switch
We built this clinic to provide thoughtful care for patients with complex treatment needs — and around the belief that complex cases deserve more time, not less.
Appointments are built for real conversation. We ask about sleep, work, relationships and side effects — not just a symptom checklist.
Our team works with complex psychiatric needs, including serious mental illness, co-occurring substance use, geriatric complexity and conditions that have not responded adequately to previous treatment.
If medication alone isn’t providing enough improvement, additional treatment options including TMS, SPRAVATO® and ECT are available within the practice and can be coordinated as part of your care.
We work with many major insurance plans, and our team can verify benefits and assist with prior authorization requirements when applicable.
One conversation, and an honest answer either way.
Patient experiences
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Questions
Interventional Psychiatry of Arizona works with many major insurance plans. Coverage and patient responsibility vary by plan. Our team can verify your benefits before your first appointment and review the available coverage information with you.
That depends on your plan — a deductible, copay or coinsurance may still apply. Our team verifies your benefits before your first appointment and tells you what your policy covers, so there are no surprises. Self-pay options are available; ask us on the first call.
Because a medication plan is only as good as the history behind it. The initial evaluation covers your mental health history, every medication you have tried and are currently taking, medical factors, side effects and your goals. This allows your clinician to develop an individualized treatment plan based on a more complete clinical picture.
Yes. Evaluations, medication management and follow-up visits may be available by telehealth for patients located in Arizona.
No referral is required to schedule with us, although individual insurance plan requirements may vary. If you are already working with a therapist or primary care provider, we are glad to coordinate so everyone stays aligned.
Our clinicians can review your current medication regimen and discuss whether continuing or adjusting those medications is clinically appropriate. Bring your current medication bottles or a pharmacy medication list to your first visit.
Reducing or discontinuing a medication may be appropriate depending on your individual circumstances. Your clinician can discuss your goals and, when appropriate, develop a monitored tapering plan rather than stopping medication abruptly.
Our team provides psychiatric evaluation and medication management for conditions including depression, treatment-resistant depression, anxiety and panic disorders, bipolar disorder, PTSD, OCD, schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders, ADHD, insomnia and substance use disorders. We also provide care for patients with complex medication needs and geriatric psychiatric concerns
Get started
It starts with a conversation — no commitment, no pressure, and an honest answer about whether we are the right fit for you.
In crisis? Call 911, or call or text 988 for the 24/7 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
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