Concierge Home Psychiatry

Who This Service Is For

Patients seeking enhanced privacy
Busy professionals or executives
Older adults or patients with mobility limitations
Families or caregivers who would benefit from an in-home consultation
Patients needing complex psychiatric evaluation or medication review

What's Available

Services Offered

Comprehensive psychiatric evaluations
Medication management
Geriatric psychiatry consultations
Family/caregiver consultations
Second-opinion psychiatric evaluations
Complex treatment planning and care coordination

Transparent Pricing

Pricing

Premium in-home psychiatric visits, billed as self-pay. Travel fees may apply based on distance — see below.

^$795

Comprehensive In-Home Psychiatric Evaluation

A thorough in-home psychiatric assessment delivered in the comfort and privacy of your own home.

Includes

Up to 2 hours in-home
Psychiatric assessment
Diagnostic evaluation
Medication review
Treatment recommendations
Care coordination when appropriate

Request a Concierge Home Visit

^$595

In-Home Follow-Up Visit

An in-home follow-up visit for ongoing medication management and continued treatment planning, delivered where you are most comfortable.

Includes

Up to 60 minutes in-home
Medication management
Treatment planning
Symptom review
Medication review

Request a Concierge Home Visit

What to Know

Travel, Availability & Payment

Travel Fees

0–20 miles: Included
20–40 miles: +$100
40–60 miles: +$200
Greater than 60 miles: Custom quote

Availability

Weekend appointments only
No same-day appointments
By appointment only
Subject to provider availability
Limited appointments available each month
Telehealth remains available for routine follow-up care

Payment Policy

Full payment is required at the time of scheduling to reserve appointment time and travel.

Appointments cancelled within 72 hours of the scheduled visit and missed appointments are non-refundable.

Please Note

Important Information

Not an Emergency Service

Concierge home psychiatry is not an emergency service. Patients experiencing a psychiatric emergency should call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.