Comprehensive Clincial Evaluation

Comprehensive Clincial Evaluation

A Full Psychiatric Evaluation

A Full Psychiatric Evaluation

Review

Review All Relevant Information

Review

Review All Relevant Information

Discuss

All Current Symptoms

Discuss

All Current Symptoms

Objective

Scales & Medical Review

Objective

Scales & Medical Review

A Comprehensive Initial Evaluation

Your first visit at Psychvisit is more than a quick consultation—it is a structured, in-depth psychiatric evaluation designed to understand you as a whole person. We take the time to listen, review your history, and clarify what you are experiencing so we can make safe, thoughtful treatment decisions.

Your first visit at Psychvisit is more than a quick consultation—it is a structured, in-depth psychiatric evaluation designed to understand you as a whole person. We take the time to listen, review your history, and clarify what you are experiencing so we can make safe, thoughtful treatment decisions.

Triage
Triage
Triage

Triage is Performed y Qualified Medical Staff to Ascertain any Medical Issues or Functional Limitations and To Do Vitals, Weight and Height.

Triage is Performed y Qualified Medical Staff to Ascertain any Medical Issues or Functional Limitations and To Do Vitals, Weight and Height.

What We Talk About?
What We Talk About?

To form an accurate clinical picture, we typically explore:


Mood and anxiety symptoms – sadness, worry, panic, irritability, mood swings

Thought patterns – racing thoughts, excessive guilt, intrusive or unwanted thoughts

Sleep, appetite, and energy – changes that may signal mood or medical issues

Attention and focus – difficulty concentrating, staying organized, or completing tasks

Substance use – alcohol, prescription medications, or other substances, without judgment

Medical and family history – conditions that may influence mental health or medication choice

Safety – any thoughts of self-harm, harm to others, or significant risk factors

These questions are standard in psychiatric care and are asked to ensure your safety and to guide an appropriate plan.

To form an accurate clinical picture, we typically explore:


Mood and anxiety symptoms – sadness, worry, panic, irritability, mood swings


Thought patterns – racing thoughts, excessive guilt, intrusive or unwanted thoughts


Sleep, appetite, and energy – changes that may signal mood or medical issues


Attention and focus – difficulty concentrating, staying organized, or completing tasks


Substance use – alcohol, prescription medications, or other substances, without judgment


Medical and family history – conditions that may influence mental health or medication choice


Safety – any thoughts of self-harm, harm to others, or significant risk factors


These questions are standard in psychiatric care and are asked to ensure your safety and to guide an appropriate plan.

Vitals, Labs, and Medical Review
Vitals, Labs, and Medical Review

When clinically indicated, your clinician may:


Review or order laboratory tests (for example, thyroid, vitamin levels, or medication monitoring)

Consider EKGs or other medical evaluations if needed for certain medications

Check vitals such as blood pressure, heart rate, and weight

The goal is to ensure that any psychiatric treatment is aligned with your overall physical health.

How Long the Evaluation Takes (30-45 Min)
How Long the Evaluation Takes
(30-45 Min)

Most initial evaluations last longer than a typical follow-up visit so that we do not rush your story. Time may vary depending on clinical complexity, prior history, and your comfort level in sharing information.

If You Are New to Treatment or Feeling Nervous
If You Are New to Treatment or Feeling Nervous

It is common to feel anxious about a first visit. Your clinician will:


Explain the purpose of questions before asking sensitive topics

Clarify anything that feels confusing or uncomfortable

Encourage you to ask questions at any point

Review how your information is kept private and protected

You are welcome to bring written notes, a list of medications, prior records, or a trusted support person if that helps you feel more at ease.

After the Evaluation: Clear Next Steps
After the Evaluation: Clear Next Steps

By the end of the visit, your clinician will summarize:


The working diagnosis or areas of concern

Factors that may be driving or worsening symptoms

Recommended next steps in treatment

This leads directly into the Personalized Treatment Planning phase, where you and your clinician decide together on medication options, therapy referrals, and follow-up frequency.

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