Online Psychiatric Care for Minnesota: Evaluation, Follow-Up, and Recovery Support
Individualized online psychiatric assessment, medication management, follow-up care, and addiction-focused support for people in Minnesota.
Online Psychiatric Care for Minnesota
Consistent psychiatric care is easier to sustain when appointments can fit around everyday responsibilities. Infinity NAD Consulting provides telehealth consultations for people in Minnesota seeking support for mental health symptoms, medication questions, substance-use concerns, or overlapping conditions.
Dr. Richard Repass, MD, is a board-certified Psychiatrist and Addiction Specialist. The clinical conversation is built around careful listening and a detailed understanding of symptoms, health history, previous treatment, current medications, strengths, supports, and goals.
Telehealth Psychiatric Services in Minnesota
Telehealth can support both assessment and continuity of care when remote visits are clinically appropriate. Available services may include:
Psychiatric Consultation
Psychiatric consultation, symptom assessment, and diagnostic clarification.
Treatment Planning
Collaborative and individualized treatment planning based on clinical needs.
Medication Management
Medication assessment and ongoing management when clinically appropriate.
Follow-Up Visits
Progress-focused follow-up visits to monitor response and changing needs.
Co-Occurring Conditions
Evaluation of co-occurring psychiatric and substance-use concerns.
Treatment Education
Education about treatment options and clinically appropriate next steps.
Coordinated Services
Recommendations for therapy or coordinated services when useful.
Conditions and Concerns Addressed
Care may address the following concerns when telehealth is appropriate for the individual:
- Depression and changes in energy or interest
- Anxiety, panic, and intrusive worry
- Trauma-related symptoms and PTSD
- Mood symptoms
- Sleep or attention concerns connected to psychiatric health
- Substance-use concerns and recovery-related psychiatric needs
- Co-occurring addiction and mental health conditions
Medication Management
Good medication management includes context and follow-through. If medication is indicated, the discussion may cover past trials, current response, side effects, interactions, treatment preferences, and measurable goals for follow-up.
Recommendations are individualized following assessment and remain subject to clinical judgment and applicable requirements.
Addiction Psychiatry and MAT
Recovery support may require attention to both substance use and psychiatric health. Addiction psychiatry consultations may explore patterns of use, prior treatment, relapse risks, recovery supports, and symptoms such as anxiety, depression, trauma, or mood disturbance.
MAT may be considered when clinically appropriate, together with other therapeutic, community, medical, or higher-level supports.
How Telehealth Works
Begin your Minnesota telehealth consultation through five straightforward steps.
Request a Visit
Submit an appointment request or call (425) 652-4812 .
Complete Intake
Follow the scheduling instructions and provide the requested intake information.
Prepare
Set aside a private space and gather medication and treatment information.
Join by Video
Join the video consultation and discuss the concerns that matter most to you.
Review Next Steps
Review recommendations and plan appropriate follow-up around your treatment goals.
Minnesota Telehealth Psychiatry FAQs
What can be discussed during an online psychiatric consultation?
You can discuss symptoms, treatment history, medications, functioning, goals, and substance-use or recovery concerns when relevant.
Will the treatment plan be the same as someone else's?
No. Recommendations are based on the individual clinical picture and may include medication, therapy, recovery support, medical follow-up, or referral.
Can family members join the visit?
Ask the practice when scheduling. Participation by another person should be appropriate and consistent with the patient's privacy and preferences.
Where should I turn for immediate help?
For an emergency or immediate risk of harm, call 911 or 988, or go to the nearest emergency department.
Book a Minnesota Telehealth Appointment
Make space for a focused conversation about your mental health and next steps. Request a Minnesota telehealth consultation or call (425) 652-4812.
