How to make an appointment

• Click on an individual practitioner photo to learn more
• Please leave a message the provider you wish to see, their phone message will indicate if they are taking new patients, if so, leave a message

If you are seeking an appointment with our psychiatrist:

When seeking a psychiatrist, it is required that you have a Primary Care provider.

You will also need to have been referred by either your PCP, therapist or other practitioner.  Please download the form below and ask the referring party to complete and fax to our office at 360-255-2504.

Provider Referral Form for Psychiatric Care

Before your first appointment:

Once you are scheduled, your provider will contact you about forms that will be needed before your first appointment.

These forms will include:

• Intake packet – adult or child/adolescent
• Parent financial Responsible Form (if you are getting assistance from a parent for your cost share)
• Notice of Privacy Practices (HIPAA)
• Release of Information – your provider will help you fill this out at your first appointment

You will need to bring in these forms to your first appointment along with your insurance card, picture ID and any patient copay or payments requested.

Insurance Authorization for Services

If you are enrolled in a managed care plan, your insurance company may require you to call them directly to request authorization for services.  Make sure you receive this authorization in advance of your first appointment, or you will be financially responsible for those services.  If you have difficulty with this process, please be sure to contact our office staff for help.

Insurance/Billing Information

As a courtesy to our clients, we will bill most insurance companies for office visits. Your plan’s benefits may require a co-pay or co-insurance at the time of each appointment. You will want to know that in advance, since you will be responsible for that amount. Please contact your insurance company prior to your first appointment to obtain complete benefit coverage information. Ask your insurance company if a specific therapist is contracted with them, and, if not, does your plan have “out-of-network” benefits. Find out what your co-pay/co-insurance fee will be per office visit, if you have met your deductible, and the maximum benefits for the year. If this process proves confusing our office staff will help you obtain this information.  We accept cash, personal checks, debit cards, and most major credit cards.