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Yes, we do. We accept the following carriers:
Yes! You can use either an FSA or an HSA to pay for services. Speak with your clinician about payment methods during your initial consultation.
Setting up an appointment is easy! If you are a new client, please navigate to the LET'S WERK page so we can set up a time to meet to see if we are a good fit. You can also send us an email to hello@werking.health.
If you are a current client, please navigate to our Client Portal.
We understand that schedules can change and appointments may need to be canceled. We kindly request that you inform us at least 24 hours in advance if you are unable to keep your appointment. You can reach us via email, call, or text using the usual contact details.
Please note, if we do not receive a cancellation notice at least 24 hours prior to your appointment time, a late cancellation or missed visit fee of $75 will be applied to your payment method on file. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter.
After your initial 60-minute consultation, we offer ongoing remote and in-person appointments. Through our self-scheduling service, our clients are empowered to select the option that best suits their needs.
You will have the option to select from a Express Check-in (20 minutes), In-Depth Discussion (40 minutes), or Extended Exploration (60 minutes) session!
Your appointment time is your time that we reserve for you! We understand that circumstances may arise which can prevent you from coming into the office. We ask that if you do need to switch to a virtual meeting, that you provide notice within 4 hours of your appointment.
Contact your clinician through the client portal if you need to change your appointment type!
Your appointment time is your time that we reserve for you! We ask that if you want to switch to an in-person meeting, that you provide notice within 4 hours of your appointment.
Contact your clinician through the client portal if you need to change your appointment type!
After you’ve established care with us, the completion of forms such as disability, school/work accommodations, FMLA, or others may be possible. Please note, it’s up to your clinician's discretion and these forms are not completed during the first visit.
Psychotherapy, also known as talk therapy or counseling, is a form of mental health treatment that involves a trained clinician helping individuals, couples, or groups address emotional, psychological, and behavioral issues. It is based on the idea that talking through problems and gaining insight into one's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors can lead to improved mental well-being and the resolution of psychological difficulties.
We understand that you may have reservations about discussing sensitive topics. That's completely okay! We at Werking Health will offer you a safe space for you to explore and share when you feel comfortable.
Following your initial consultation, your clinician will take the time to familiarize themselves with both your mental health and medical background. This environment is a secure and welcoming space where you're encouraged to openly ask questions or share any information. Your treatment approach will be entirely tailored to your specific needs.
Our commitment is to be by your side as you embark on your path to healing and well-being.
Nope! Everyone can benefit from psychotherapy and we want to be able to provide you with the outlet you need to express yourself.
Yes, psychotherapy can be integrated with our medication management service. Many clients benefit from a combined approach, where both work together to address mental health or medical conditions comprehensively.
Medication management is a healthcare service that helps people use their medications safely and effectively. It includes making sure the right medications are prescribed, monitoring how they work, and adjusting them as needed. This helps improve health outcomes and reduces the risk of problems with medications.
Medication management is crucial to ensure that medications are working as intended, to minimize potential side effects, and to enhance overall health. It helps individuals achieve better treatment results and reduces the risks associated with medication use.
Our process involves an initial assessment of the client's health condition and medications. Regular follow-up appointments are scheduled to monitor progress, assess side effects, and make necessary adjustments to medication regimens.
No, medication management can be beneficial for a wide range of health conditions, including chronic illnesses, mental health disorders, and various other medical conditions.
The frequency of medication reviews and adjustments varies based on the client's individual needs and the nature of their condition. Some may require more frequent monitoring, while others may have less frequent check-ins. It's typically determined by your clinician based on the treatment plan.
Insurance coverage for medication management varies depending on your specific insurance plan. It's advisable to check with your insurance provider to determine the extent of coverage and any associated costs.
If you have concerns about your medications, it's essential to communicate openly with your clinician. They can address your concerns, provide guidance, and make necessary adjustments if required.
Yes, medication management can be integrated with our psychotherapy service. Many clients benefit from a combined approach, where medication management and therapy work together to address mental health or medical conditions comprehensively.
During a medication management session, your clinician will review your medical history, assess your current symptoms and medication regimen, and discuss any concerns or side effects you may be experiencing. Adjustments to medications may be made based on this evaluation.
To prepare for a medication management session, it's helpful to make a list of your current medications, any side effects you've noticed, and any questions or concerns you have about your treatment. Bringing this information to the session can facilitate a productive discussion.