Whole-Person Care
Psychiatric Services
Mental health and addiction are deeply connected. Our integrated psychiatric services treat the whole person — mind and body — on the path to lasting recovery.
Integrated Mental Health & Addiction Care
Research consistently shows that mental health disorders and substance use disorders frequently occur together. Depression, anxiety, PTSD, ADHD, and other conditions can both contribute to addiction and be worsened by it.
At Medasic, we take a whole-person approach. Our psychiatric services are integrated directly into your addiction treatment plan, so you receive coordinated care from providers who understand both conditions.
Treating mental health alongside addiction significantly improves outcomes and reduces the risk of relapse. You don't have to choose between getting mental health help and getting addiction help — we provide both.
Our Psychiatric Services
We offer a range of psychiatric services designed to complement and support your recovery journey.
Psychiatric Evaluation
A comprehensive assessment of your mental health history, current symptoms, and how they relate to your substance use. This evaluation forms the foundation of your integrated treatment plan.
Medication Management
When appropriate, our providers prescribe and manage psychiatric medications to address conditions like depression, anxiety, PTSD, and ADHD that may be contributing to or worsened by addiction.
Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Specialized care for co-occurring disorders — treating both the addiction and the underlying mental health condition simultaneously for better long-term outcomes.
Ongoing Monitoring
Regular follow-up appointments to monitor your mental health, adjust medications as needed, and ensure your psychiatric care stays aligned with your recovery progress.
Crisis Support
Direct access to your provider when you need it most. We work to ensure you have the support and resources to navigate difficult moments in your recovery.
Conditions We Address
Our psychiatric services support patients managing a wide range of co-occurring mental health conditions alongside addiction, including:
Why Integrated Care Matters
When mental health conditions go untreated, they become a major driver of relapse. A person who uses substances to cope with anxiety or depression will struggle to maintain sobriety without also addressing those underlying conditions.
Integrated care means your addiction medicine provider and psychiatric provider are working from the same treatment plan, communicating about your progress, and adjusting your care together — not in silos.
This coordinated approach leads to better outcomes, fewer hospitalizations, and a stronger foundation for long-term recovery.
Whole-Person Care Starts Here
If you're struggling with both addiction and mental health challenges, you're not alone — and you don't have to tackle them separately.