Conditions
Conditions treated with medication.
Five conditions account for most of the medication work in this practice. Each one has its own page here, written from the prescriber's side of the desk: how the condition is evaluated before anything is prescribed, which medications are on the table, what gets measured at every follow-up, and how a medication that stops earning its place is adjusted or retired. This is medication management only. Some conditions are treated better with therapy in the lead, and those live at the full practice.
PsychMed Care is the medication management practice of Solutions Psychiatry. If you are looking for therapy, or therapy and medication together, the full practice is at psych.us.
ADHD
Adult ADHD, evaluated properly before it is medicated: history, pattern, and the medical mimics ruled in or out, then stimulant and non-stimulant options tracked against real-world function, not impressions.
Anxiety and panic
Daily medications that lower the alarm itself, chosen from SSRIs, SNRIs, buspirone, and propranolol, with honest answers about benzodiazepines and a taper path for anyone already on one.
Depression
Depression care that starts by asking why the last medication failed: dose, thyroid, B12, vitamin D, iron, and sleep checked before the next prescription is written.
Insomnia
Sleep treated at the driver first: anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, apnea flags. Then non-habit-forming medication and supplement options that hold up over months, not nights.
Bipolar disorder
Bipolar care run as a system: mood stabilizer labs on schedule, mood charting, sleep watched as an early warning, and follow-ups that play the long game.
What every condition page promises
The same discipline, whichever page you land on: measurement at every visit, one change at a time, labs and GeneSight when they will change a decision, and a standing willingness to subtract medication as well as add it.
Conditions that live at the full practice
Some doors open elsewhere, on purpose
OCD is treated at the full practice, where medication and ERP therapy come from the same clinician: OCD: medication plus ERP. PTSD and trauma care also live there, paced to the nervous system and built on stability first: PTSD and trauma care. Substance use care is integrated with mental health care at the full practice rather than split from it. Nothing about that routing is a lesser offer; it is the same clinician, sending each condition to the setting where it is treated best.
“The condition names the problem. The medication plan still has to be built one person at a time.”
Not sure which page fits? Start with how medication management works