In short, YES. However, while the benefits of medication management are clear, it does come with potential risks that need to be carefully considered. These risks include side effects which can be bothersome, and the potential for medication interactions, especially if a person is taking multiple prescriptions. Additionally, some medications carry the risk of dependence if not monitored appropriately.

To mitigate these risks, regular follow-up appointments with your prescribing provider are essential. These visits allow for ongoing monitoring of the medication’s effectiveness, side effects, and any necessary dosage adjustments. Your provider may also decide to change medications if one isn’t working as intended or if side effects outweigh the benefits. This interactive process ensures that you are receiving the most effective treatment tailored to your unique needs.

Yes, you can take medication without therapy, but it’s often more effective when combined. Medications can help manage symptoms, while therapy addresses underlying causes and teaches coping skills. However, depending on your condition, medication alone might be sufficient. It’s best to consult with your provider to discuss your specific needs and determine the most effective treatment approach for you.

At the moment, we are in network with the following insurance companies: Aetna, Cigna, Evernorth, Optum, Oscar, United Health Care, and UMR. Stay tuned as we update our insurance options.