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FAQ
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Do you take insurance?We are credentialed with most insurances including OHP. Please call the office if you have any specific questions.
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What ages do you treat?Our providers treat ages 5-21 years old
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Do you offer Therapy?Our providers primarily specialize in assessment, diagnosis and skilled medication management for psychiatric conditions. However, not every patient will need medication as a part of their treatment plan. Prior to medication recommendations we thoroughly assess the patient’s lifestyle choices and environment to determine what non-pharmacological interventions can be tried first.
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What sets St. Rita Psychiatry apart?St. Rita Psychiatry provides unparalleled mental healthcare to the child and adolescent population. Our providers are experts in treating and managing both highly complex child psychiatric conditions and situational mental health concerns that children and teens face each day. We incorporate parent and family education, social skills training, and provide a collaborative care model that fosters communication with other members of the patient’s care team.
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Do you offer telehealth?We prefer to see patients in person for their appointments. This helps ensure clear communication with children and their families and builds better rapport. If there are extenuating circumstances such as weather, transportation issues or illness, we will offer you the option to do a telehealth appointment or reschedule.
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What’s your cancellation policy?Given the high demand for services, we require 24hrs notice if you need to cancel your appointment. If you do not notify the clinic within this timeframe then it will be up to your provider if they would like to retain you as a patient. A fee of $150 will be charged to your account if you fail to notify us a second time. A third late cancellation or no show will result in termination of care.
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Is St. Rita Psychiatry a religious organization?We are not a formal religious organization and are not operated by the archdioceses of Oregon. We chose the name St. Rita Psychiatry as she represents hope and healing in impossible situations. We accept all religions and identities and simply aim to provide psychiatric services to the neighborhood.
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