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Bethesda · Lusby · Maryland telehealth

Medication management

Discuss symptoms, ask questions, and explore how medication fits your care with a psychiatric provider.

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What to expect

What to expect at each visit

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First visit: discuss your options

Discuss your concerns, health history, and current medications. Ask your psychiatric provider about options, possible benefits, and side effects.

02

Follow-ups: review your plan

Review how you feel, how medication is working, and any side effects. Discuss questions and possible changes to your care plan.

Insurance and costs

Coverage can vary by plan and provider. Ask our team to review your insurance and explain costs before you begin.

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Care that connects

Your psychiatric provider can coordinate with your therapist. Tell us about your current care and ask how information will be shared.

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Locations

Where would you like to meet?

View medication management at either office, or contact us about telehealth in Maryland.

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Medication management in Bethesda

10411 Motor City Drive, Suite 615
Bethesda, MD 20817

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Medication management in Lusby

225 Town Square Drive, Suite 3
Lusby, MD 20657

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Medication management online

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Common questions

Before you make an appointment

Does an appointment mean I will take medication?
The visit is a chance to discuss your needs and options. Ask your provider how a recommendation is made and what it means for you.
What should I bring?
Have a list of current medications, your questions, and your insurance details ready. Share information about care you already receive.

Talk with us about psychiatric care

Tell us your preferred office or telehealth. Ask about scheduling, insurance, and next steps.

If you are in crisis, call 911, go to the nearest ER, or call or text 988.