Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes! We are currently accepting new patients in Delaware and Maryland. Our goal is to make quality psychiatric mental health care accessible, convenient, and personalized to your needs.
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We provide psychiatric mental health services to patients located in Delaware and Maryland.
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Yes. We offer convenient telehealth appointments, allowing eligible patients in Delaware and Maryland to receive care from the comfort and privacy of their home.
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Our services include:
Comprehensive psychiatric evaluations
Psychiatric medication management
Follow up appointments
Individualized treatment planning
Ongoing psychiatric mental health support
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We provide care for a variety of mental health concerns, including anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, trauma related conditions, and other psychiatric concerns. Treatment recommendations are individualized based on each patient's needs.
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Yes. When clinically appropriate, our psychiatric mental health provider can prescribe and manage medications as part of your individualized treatment plan.
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Your first appointment is an opportunity for us to learn more about you. We will discuss your current concerns, symptoms, medical and psychiatric history, medications, and treatment goals. Based on your evaluation, we will work with you to develop an appropriate treatment plan.
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Yes. We work with select insurance plans. Insurance participation and benefits may vary depending on your location and individual health plan. We recommend verifying your coverage before your appointment.
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Please contact our office for information regarding self pay options, current rates, and available services.
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Scheduling is easy. Visit peaceofmindde.com and select Schedule Your Appointment to get started.
We are currently accepting patients in Delaware and Maryland.
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Yes. Protecting your privacy is extremely important to us. Patient information is handled in accordance with applicable privacy and healthcare confidentiality requirements.
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Peace of Mind is not an emergency or crisis service. If you are experiencing a medical or mental health emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department.