Providing Care Through Collaboration

Chapel Hill Psychiatric Services is a collaborative practice created to meet the increasing demand for adult mental health services in the community.
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WHAT WE SPECIALIZE IN

Adjustment Disorders

Anxiety/Panic

Depression

Attention Deficit Hyper Activity Disorder ( ADHD)

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Other Mood Disorders

Our Unique Model

Our practice involves meeting with a psychiatrist and a clinical pharmacist, who create an individualized treatment plan utilizing evidence-based integrative care with a whole-body approach. Schedule your initial appointment
Chapel Hill Psychiatric Services

See if our practice is right for you

We understand how difficult it can be to consider a psychiatric evaluation and the potential option of medication on your journey to wellness.

FAQs

Are walk-ins accepted?

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Unfortunately, in-person meetings are by appointments only. Walk-ins are not accepted but you can get started by booking a free phone consultation to be contacted.

Do you do therapy?

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No, we currently do not offer therapy services. Once you are an established patient, if you would like to pursue therapy we are able to provide resources to help you get connected with a community therapist based on your needs.

Why type of insurance do you take

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Our practice is currently credentialed with Blue Cross Blue Shield but are NOT in network with Blue Home or UNC Health Alliance plans.  For all other insurance plans clients may request an itemized bill to provide to their insurance company for possible reimbursement.

Do you only serve the Raleigh-Durham Area?

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Now we service all of North Carolina via telehealth for appropriate patients.

Do you accept patients under the age of 16?

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Unfortunately, this practice is for adults only (ages 18+). We are able to do a psychiatric assessment when appropriate for late teens 16+ but will not be able to offer medication management.

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