Online Psychiatry and Telehealth Mental Health Care in Washington
Individualized psychiatric and addiction-focused consultations that Washington patients can access from a private, convenient location.
Thoughtful Mental Health Care, Wherever You Are in Washington
Thoughtful psychiatric care should be easier to reach. Infinity NAD Consulting offers telehealth mental health and addiction-treatment consultations for people in Washington, providing a practical way to connect with a psychiatric provider without routine travel to an office.
Care is led by Dr. Richard Repass, MD, a board-certified Psychiatrist and Addiction Specialist. The process begins with a careful review of symptoms, medical and psychiatric history, previous treatment, current medications, daily functioning, and personal goals. Recommendations are individualized to the patient's clinical needs.
Telehealth Psychiatric Services in Washington
Washington patients may use telehealth for an initial psychiatric assessment and for appropriate follow-up care. Services may include:
Psychiatric Evaluation
A comprehensive assessment of symptoms, history, medications, functioning, and treatment goals.
Diagnostic Assessment
Diagnostic assessment and an individualized psychiatric treatment plan.
Medication Management
Medication review and ongoing management when medication is clinically appropriate.
Follow-Up Visits
Discuss treatment response, possible side effects, progress, and changing clinical needs.
Mental Health Support
Care for common mood, anxiety, trauma-related, and substance-use concerns.
Care Coordination
Recommendations when another clinician, service, or level of care may be helpful.
Conditions and Concerns Addressed
Care may address the following concerns when telehealth is appropriate for the individual:
- Depression and persistent low mood
- Anxiety, panic, and excessive worry
- Trauma-related symptoms and PTSD
- Mood instability and related concerns
- Sleep or concentration difficulties connected with psychiatric symptoms
- Substance-use disorders and co-occurring mental health concerns
Medication Management
Medication can be one part of a broader psychiatric treatment plan. When medication is clinically appropriate, visits may include a review of current and past medications, expected benefits and risks, side effects, interactions, adherence, and progress.
Treatment decisions are made after an individualized assessment. A consultation does not guarantee that any particular medication will be recommended or prescribed.
Addiction Psychiatry and MAT
Mental health and substance use frequently overlap. Addiction-focused psychiatric care may address opioid, alcohol, or other substance-use concerns alongside depression, anxiety, trauma, or mood symptoms.
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) may be considered when clinically appropriate following evaluation and within applicable clinical and legal requirements. Recommendations may also include therapy, peer or community support, medical care, or a more intensive level of treatment.
How Telehealth Works
Connect with Infinity NAD Consulting through a straightforward telehealth process.
Request a Visit
Request a consultation online or call (425) 652-4812 .
Receive Instructions
The practice confirms whether telehealth is appropriate and provides appointment instructions.
Join Online
Join your scheduled video visit from a private location with reliable internet access.
Discuss Your Needs
Review your history, current concerns, medications, goals, and recommended next steps.
Follow-Up Care
When appropriate, schedule follow-up visits to review progress and adjust the plan.
Washington Telehealth Psychiatry FAQs
Can a first psychiatric visit take place by telehealth?
An initial consultation may be conducted by telehealth when the practice determines that remote care is appropriate. The appointment is used to understand your history, symptoms, current medications, and goals.
What should I have available for the appointment?
Have a current medication list, relevant treatment history, pharmacy information, and any questions you want to discuss. Choose a quiet, private setting.
Does telehealth mean I will receive a prescription?
No. Prescribing decisions follow an individualized clinical evaluation and applicable requirements. No specific medication or outcome is guaranteed.
What if I need urgent or emergency help?
Telehealth appointments are not a substitute for emergency care. If you may harm yourself or someone else, call 911 or 988, or go to the nearest emergency department.
Book a Washington Telehealth Appointment
Take the next step toward individualized psychiatric care in Washington. Request a telehealth consultation with Infinity NAD Consulting or call (425) 652-4812.
