Coordinated care
I don't want to choose between therapy and medication.
You shouldn't have to. When you need both, they work best together — and here they're coordinated in one place, not stitched across two systems.
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Dr. Shelley Padgett
MD, board-certified psychiatrist · 16 years of experience
Jason Hilario
APRN-CNP · 1 year of experience
Lena Whitfield
LCSW · 11 years of experience
Marcus Bell
LMHC · 7 years of experience
Priya Raman
LMHC · 9 years of experience
Dr. Amara Okafor
PMHNP · 8 years of experience
Jordan Kessler
LMFT · 11 years of experience
Dr. Naomi Chen
Clinical Psychologist, PhD · 16 years of experience
Malik Owens
LCSW · 6 years of experience
Dr. Sofia Reyes
LMHC · 9 years of experience
In-network with the plans New Yorkers already carry.
What care looks like here
Some things respond best to therapy and medication at once. When that's you, your therapist and prescriber share the same picture of your care — so the two sides of your treatment actually talk to each other.
- A therapist and a prescriber who coordinate on your care
- One place for both — no switching apps or repeating your story
- Aligned plans, so therapy and medication pull in the same direction
- Virtual or in person, on a schedule that fits both
See your cost before you book.
Filter to who's in-network with your plan and you'll see your expected cost up front — no surprise bill after the session.
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Your first visit
What the first appointment is like
You start with whichever visit is booked first; the other provider is looped in from the start. Nothing has to be explained twice — the people caring for you already share the story.
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