MPC does not offer any in-person appointments at this time.

Currently, MPC only offers video appointments for patients physically located in Texas.

MPC does not prescribe any benzodiazepines, such as Xanax, Klonopin, Ativan or Valium, for anxiety or insomnia. This class of medications are highly addictive and potentially dangerous. It is not appropriate for long term use. There are many safer alternatives that are equally as effective.

Evaluations for ADHD usually take two appointments and consist of detailed history gathering (childhood and adulthood) along with standardized questionnaire-based assessment. If medication treatment is needed, it will likely start after the second appointment. Alternatively, if a recent neuropsychological testing report is available and confirms the diagnosis of ADHD, medication may be started at the first appointment.

Prior diagnosis by a psychiatrist or recent neuropsychological testing confirming ADHD is required before any stimulant medication can be refilled.

Frequency of appointments depends on many factors: diagnoses, medication history, treatment progress, etc. It can range from every two weeks to every three months. Most patients are seen every 1-2 months. Patients who are on controlled medications are required to have at least monthly appointments.

No, MPC is not equipped to see mental health urgencies/emergencies. If you are having a mental health crisis, please contact the national Crisis Text Line or Suicide Lifeline listed at the bottom of the website. If you are currently having thoughts of suicide or any other psychiatric emergency, please call 911 or go to the nearest ER.

MPC offers medication treatments for various substance use disorders. There are FDA-approved meds for the treatment of alcohol and opioid addictions, such as naltrexone and Suboxone. Some medications are used off-label for addiction treatment also, which is a common practice.

We see patients 17 years or older. Minors must have parental consent in order to be seen.

MPC does not currently offer therapy. However, therapy is often an integral part of one’s treatment and is highly recommended. We are happy to provide referral if needed.