Medication Management
Psychiatric evaluation, ongoing follow-up, and coordinated care with therapy when needed.
What to expect
Medication visits are focused on understanding symptoms, reviewing medical history, discussing options, and monitoring results over time.
If medication is part of your plan, follow-up visits help ensure the approach stays safe and effective.
Related services
Common goals
- Reduce symptoms and improve daily functioning
- Monitor side effects and adjust safely
- Coordinate with therapy and supports
- Create a plan you can follow consistently
Frequently Asked Questions
What is medication management?
Medication management involves psychiatric evaluation and follow-up visits to select the right medication plan, monitor effects, and adjust over time based on goals and symptoms.
Do I still need therapy if I take medication?
Many people benefit from combining therapy and medication. Your care team can help coordinate services based on what you need.
What should I bring to a psychiatric appointment?
Bring a list of current medications, previous medications tried (if known), and notes about symptoms, sleep, appetite, and any side effects. If you have an insurance card, bring that too.
How do I schedule?
Call (304) 425-9541 to schedule. If you are in crisis, call (304) 431-2869 or dial 988.