Utah Telehealth Mental Health and Addiction Psychiatry Services
Individualized telehealth psychiatric care, medication management, and addiction-focused consultations for people in Utah.
Utah Telehealth Mental Health and Addiction Psychiatry Services
Seeking psychiatric help can feel like a major step. A remote consultation can make that first conversation more approachable by allowing you to connect from a familiar, private setting. Infinity NAD Consulting offers telehealth psychiatric and addiction-focused consultations for people in Utah.
Care is led by Dr. Richard Repass, MD, a board-certified Psychiatrist and Addiction Specialist. The practice emphasizes a detailed evaluation of symptoms, physical and psychiatric history, prior treatment, medications, lifestyle factors, substance use when relevant, and the changes the patient hopes to make.
Telehealth Psychiatric Services in Utah
Care is tailored to the needs identified during assessment. Telehealth services may include:
Initial Assessment
A detailed initial psychiatric assessment focused on symptoms, history, functioning, and goals.
Clinical Review
Review of symptoms, diagnosis, medical factors, and previous treatment history.
Treatment Planning
Personalized treatment planning based on the individual's clinical needs and priorities.
Medication Management
Medication evaluation and ongoing management when clinically appropriate.
Follow-Up Care
Follow-up for changes in symptoms, functioning, response, and possible side effects.
Addiction Assessment
Addiction-focused psychiatric assessment for substance-use and co-occurring concerns.
Care Recommendations
Recommendations for counseling, recovery resources, medical care, or additional services.
Conditions and Concerns Addressed
Care may address the following concerns when telehealth is appropriate for the individual:
- Anxiety and panic symptoms
- Depression and low motivation
- Trauma-related distress and PTSD
- Mood concerns
- Mental health symptoms affecting sleep, work, school, or relationships
- Alcohol, opioid, and other substance-use concerns
- Co-occurring psychiatric and addiction-related needs
Medication Management
Medication decisions require a careful look at diagnosis, medical factors, previous treatment, other medicines, potential risks, and patient goals. When medication forms part of the plan, follow-up may monitor benefit, side effects, adherence, and changes in functioning.
A telehealth consultation does not guarantee a prescription or any specific medication.
Addiction Psychiatry and MAT
Addiction-focused psychiatric care can help clarify how substance use and mental health symptoms influence one another. For some patients, MAT may be considered after evaluation and when clinically appropriate.
A broader plan may also include counseling, community recovery resources, primary or specialty medical care, or referral to a more intensive program.
How Telehealth Works
Begin your Utah telehealth consultation through five straightforward steps.
Request a Visit
Request an appointment online or call (425) 652-4812 .
Complete Intake
Complete scheduling and provide the requested intake information.
Prepare
Choose a quiet, private place and test your device and internet connection.
Meet by Video
Meet for a detailed clinical discussion and review possible next steps.
Plan Follow-Up
Arrange appropriate follow-up or referrals based on the assessment.
Utah Telehealth Psychiatry FAQs
Is telehealth appropriate for every mental health concern?
Not always. The practice will consider whether remote care fits the patient's needs; urgent, in-person, or higher-level services may sometimes be more appropriate.
Can I ask questions about medications I already take?
Yes. Bring an accurate list of medications and supplements so the provider can review your experience and concerns in context.
Does Infinity NAD Consulting guarantee MAT or another medication?
No. MAT and all medication recommendations depend on clinical appropriateness, individualized evaluation, and applicable requirements.
What if I am in immediate danger?
Call 911 or 988, or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not wait for a routine telehealth appointment.
Book a Utah Telehealth Appointment
Begin with an individualized discussion of your symptoms, history, and goals. Request a Utah telehealth psychiatry consultation or call (425) 652-4812.
