M Health Fairview provides a full continuum of psychiatric services to meet most patient’s needs.
Overview
Our psychiatry providers seek to learn about an individual's specific needs, symptoms, problems, and strengths. Together with the individual, they build a treatment plan matching the patient’s needs.
Our approach
In person, Video and Telephone visits are available.
We find that most patients prefer to receive all their care in their primary care clinic. Because of our dedication to patient experience M Health Fairview designed integrated psychiatric services within primary care. Individuals are referred to the Collaborative Care Psychiatry Service (CCPS) by their primary care provider. CCPS providers will typically see patients for 2-5 visits.
Frequently Asked Questions
During the first visit, the psychiatric provider will learn about the individual’s history, symptoms, medical conditions, problems, and strengths.
During follow-up visits, the individual and the provider create a treatment plan together. Psychiatric treatment plans may include psychiatric medication management. The treatment plan and recommendations are shared with the individual’s primary care provider. Once the treatment plan is established the patient’s care can be continued with the primary care provider.
When needed, the Collaborative Care Psychiatry Service is available to the primary care provider for further evaluation and changes to the treatment plan.
Some patients may prefer to receive care in a psychiatry clinic. Our psychiatry clinics include a team of compassionate and dedicated psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, addiction medicine physicians, nurses, medical assistants, and psychotherapists. This team of specialists collaborates with the patient to provide ongoing, individualized care.
During the first visit, the psychiatric provider will learn about the individual’s history, symptoms, medical conditions, problems, and strengths.
During follow-up visits, the individual and the provider create a treatment plan together. Psychiatric treatments may include:
- Psychiatric medication management
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Group Psychotherapy
- Addiction medications
- Electroconvulsive Therapy
- Long-acting injectable medications
- Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Programs
- Addiction Intensive Outpatient Programs
