Compassionate, evidence-based care for depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD and more.
Mental health struggles don’t always look like a crisis.
You can go to work, care for your family and keep up with life while quietly struggling with anxiety, depression or simply not feeling like yourself.
Many people live this way for a long time before asking for help.
You don’t have to wait until things become overwhelming.
Talking with a psychiatrist can help you better understand what you’re experiencing and what treatment options may be appropriate.
We look beyond symptoms alone to understand the different factors that may be affecting your mental health.
No two people are exactly alike. Treatment recommendations are based on your symptoms, history, needs and goals.
Good psychiatric care starts with understanding. We make time to listen so you don't feel rushed through your appointment.
Central Ohio Behavioral Medicine provides evaluation and treatment for adults experiencing a wide range of mental health conditions, including:
Mental health struggles can affect nearly every part of life. At Central Ohio Behavioral Medicine, we provide compassionate, individualized psychiatric care to help you better understand what you’re experiencing and find a treatment approach that works for you.
Our goal is to help you:
You don’t have to figure everything out on your own. We’re here to help.
Contact us via phone or email to request an initial psychiatric evaluation.
We’ll gather some basic information and find an appointment time that works for you.
Your provider will take time to understand your concerns and discuss appropriate next steps.
Contact us via phone or email to request an initial psychiatric evaluation.
We’ll gather some basic information and find an appointment time that works for you.
Your provider will take time to understand your concerns and discuss appropriate next steps.
We understand that every individual’s emotional struggle is unique, and we take the time needed to help you reach your mental health goals.
With 29 years in practice and 95 years of combined experience, you can trust our expertise and commitment to helping you achieve emotional wellness.
Yes! Our psychiatry practice offers telehealth services for mental health care, in compliance with Ohio state laws and HIPAA guidelines. Patients must confirm their identity and ensure a private, secure environment for the session. Telehealth may not be suitable for all conditions, and in-person visits may be recommended if needed. Our team will help determine if telehealth is appropriate for your care.
We understand that circumstances arise from time to time that requires a cancellation or rescheduling of a visit. We will work with you to find alternate times and options for scheduled sessions that you are unable to attend. We request that you give at least 24 hours notice prior to a cancellation, so that the time may be allotted to another patient in need. If such notice is not given prior to a missed session, it is our general policy to charge the usual fee for that missed session. (Note: In general, insurance carriers will not reimburse for missed appointment charges.)
We are currently in-network providers for OSU Health Plan, OSU Student Health Plan, and Ohio Health. We are not taking any new referrals for Medicare or Medicaid. Please contact our office and inquire directly as to your specific insurance coverage and billing. We’ll be happy to guide you through that process.
At Central Ohio Behavioral Medicine, your privacy is our top priority. Information divulged in any treatment session is kept strictly confidential. Your consent must be obtained before sharing or discussing any information with outside providers of care or family members. There are some limitations to this rule, specifically with regard to situations that may arise where your physician feels there is a direct threat of physical harm involved.
We attempt to respond to phone calls in a timely fashion. If a phone conversation is brief (such as scheduling a session or managing a medication refill) no charges are billed. However, if a phone discussion involves extended contact and clinical decision making, we reserve the right to either charge at the usual session rates or ask you to come in for a formal appointment.
While email can be an effective tool for communication, there are certain problems with its use as a part of ongoing psychiatric treatment. The inability to ensure complete confidentiality in such communications is a key area of concern. For this reason and others, we generally prefer to communicate in person or by phone when consultation is indicated. As noted above, we will make every effort to respond to phone messages in a timely fashion.
We accept payments in the form of personal checks, cash, debit cards and a host of credit cards.
