Visit Guide — Boise Psychiatry (dark & premium)

Patient guide

How your visit works.

Two ways to be seen. Find your column below.

Telehealth

By secure video

From wherever you are in Idaho.

What you need

  • A phone, tablet, or computer with a camera
  • Wi-Fi or cell data that holds up
  • A private spot where you can talk freely
  • Your medications, doses, and pharmacy

Joining

1You'll get a secure link by email or text before your appointment.
2Tap it a little before your appointment. It opens in your browser, no app needed.
3Allow camera and microphone access.
4Wait in the virtual waiting room. I'll admit you at your time.

Where you are

I'll ask you to confirm the address where you're sitting. I have to be licensed in the state you're physically in, and if something urgent comes up, I need to be able to send help somewhere real.

Idaho Washington Utah Texas Tennessee Connecticut

Traveling out of state? Let me know beforehand. And stay parked and private, never on the road.

In person

At the office

Downtown Boise, second floor.

1015 W Hays St Suite 209 Boise, ID

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Parking

Street parking only, and it can fill up during the day.

Getting in

The building is unlocked during business hours, so come on up to the second floor, Suite 209. There's no front desk or check-in. Give yourself a little extra time for a first visit, and I'll meet you at your appointment time.

What to bring

  • Photo ID and insurance card for a first visit
  • Your medications with doses, plus your pharmacy
  • Questions, written down. They're easy to forget in the room

Either way

What the visit itself looks like

During

  • Review how you've been doing
  • Talk through treatment and medications
  • Ask questions. This is your time
  • Build a plan together

After

  • Prescriptions sent to your pharmacy
  • Follow-up scheduled as needed
  • Message through the portal anytime
  • Statements available on request

Running late, or can't connect?

Message through the portal as early as you can. Appointments run back to back, so arriving well past your start time may mean a shorter visit or rescheduling. If a video link won't load, we can switch to a phone visit.

In a crisis?

Neither option is for emergencies. If you are in danger or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988, call 911, or go to the nearest ER.