Portland Psychiatric Health — Mental health service in Portland, OR
Address3880 SE 8th Ave Ste 150 OR, Portland, OR 97202
Phone+1503-334-2546
Portland Psychiatric Health, led by Dr. Simpson, DNP, offers psychiatric evaluations and ongoing care focused on personalized treatment plans. Their approach integrates medication management with therapeutic interventions to promote wellness. The practice prioritizes compassionate and accessible care, providing both in-person and telehealth options. They utilize a user-friendly patient portal and automated billing for ease of access. Portland Psychiatric Health is committed to supporting mental health access for BIPOC and LGBTQ communities through financial donations to non-profit agencies and welcomes all patients regardless of background.
Best for
- Individuals seeking psychiatric evaluation
- Patients needing integrated treatment plans
- Those preferring telehealth or in-person options
- BIPOC and LGBTQ individuals
| Key services | Psychiatric evaluation, Treatment planning, Medication management, Therapeutic interventions, Telehealth visits, In-person visits |
| Tags | psychiatric health, mental health services, portland oregon, dr. simpson, telehealth, in-person therapy, bipoc support, lgbtq support, treatment plans, medication management |
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