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Our caring approach and commitment to patient satisfaction are demonstrated by providing high-quality care in an interactive manner.

Take a look at our most commonly asked questions, along with helpful answers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Nurse Practitioner?

A Nurse Practitioner (NP) is an advanced practice registered nurse with specialized education and clinical training to assess, diagnose, and treat health conditions. At TRU Mental Health, care is provided by a dual board-certified Family and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner.

What services do you offer?

TRU Mental Health provides virtual psychiatric mental health care, medical weight management, and perimenopause and menopause care. Services vary by state and individual healthcare needs.

Do you prescribe medication?

Yes. When clinically appropriate, medication may be included in your individualized treatment plan. We do not currently prescribe controlled substances.

Do you provide psychotherapy?

Brief supportive therapy may be incorporated into psychiatric visits. For ongoing or specialized psychotherapy, we can help guide you toward appropriate resources.

Do you offer weight-loss medications?

Medication may be considered as part of a comprehensive medical weight management plan following an individualized evaluation. Prescriptions are not guaranteed.

Do you offer hormone replacement therapy (HRT)?

Yes, hormone therapy may be considered when appropriate following a review of your symptoms, medical history, and individual risk factors. Nonhormonal treatment options may also be discussed.

How do virtual appointments work?

Appointments are conducted through a secure telehealth platform. You'll receive instructions for connecting to your visit before your scheduled appointment.

What states do you serve?

TRU Mental Health serves eligible patients in Florida and Vermont. Availability of specific services varies by state.

Do you accept insurance?

Insurance participation and self-pay options will be confirmed before scheduling becomes available.

How do I become a patient?

Contact us here. We will get back to you right away to confirm your requested appointment. You will receive intake forms to complete via email. There is nothing to print or scan and the forms return directly to my electronic health record. Everything is private and HIPAA-compliant.