Multispecialty care · One connected record

One practice for the appointments you've been juggling.

Mental health, primary care, sick visits, and medical weight loss in one place, with one record behind all of it.

What coordination looks like

Three ordinary Tuesdays, connected.

You're managing ADHD and blood pressure.

Your psychiatric prescriber can see the blood pressure readings and the primary care notes before choosing or adjusting a medication. The two plans get decided as one plan, because here they're written by people reading the same chart.

A GLP-1 is on the table.

The weight loss evaluation already knows your antidepressant history and your sleep story. If a GLP-1 is appropriate, follow-ups watch appetite, mood, and energy together, since they move together.

You wake up sick.

The sick visit starts with your allergies, medications, and history already on screen. Nobody asks you to tell your story from zero while you're running a fever.

Why it matters

Your symptoms already work together. Now your care does.

Diagram of mental health, primary care, sick visits, and weight loss all connect to one chart. Mental health Primary care Sick visits Weight loss One chart

A medication change for anxiety gets decided by someone who can see your blood pressure. A weight loss plan gets built by someone watching your mood and sleep. Labs ordered in one visit inform the next one, whichever door you came through.

That's the whole idea. Not more services, connected ones. The practical payoff shows up in small ways, like refills that don't require three phone calls, a follow-up that starts where the last visit ended, one portal for everything.

Common questions

Can I start with just one service?

Yes, and most patients do. Each service stands on its own. The connected chart starts mattering the day you add a second one.

Which visit should I book first?

The one that matches today's biggest problem. If you're not sure, call (888) 418-5322 and describe what's going on, and the team will point you to the right visit type.

Is the psychiatric intake really an hour?

Yes. New-patient psychiatric evaluations are booked for a full hour.

Does insurance treat these services differently?

Yes. Mental health and medication management are typically covered when medically necessary, while weight loss and GLP-1 coverage varies widely by plan. Benefits get verified so you know where each service stands.

Start with the visit you need now.

In person in Conroe, Texas, and by telehealth in eight states, when clinically appropriate.

Not an emergency service. For emergencies call 911, or call or text 988 for crisis support.