PSYCHIATRIC CARE WITH JESSICA ADWELL, MSN, CRNP, PMHNP-BC
Your mental health is just as important as your physical health.
Coming Soon
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Coming Soon •
Care that looks at the whole you
Jessica will soon be providing online psychiatric care for adults in Alabama, Florida, and Idaho. Her approach looks beyond symptoms to understand what’s happening in your life and build care around your needs, circumstances, and goals.
HOW WE WORK
Psychiatry should be simple.
Step 1:
Learn more about our providers, Jacob Vial, PA-C, Jessica Adwell, PMHNP, Stacey Whitaker, PA-C, and Kathryn Werner, PA-C and choose one that feels like the best fit for you. Not sure? Schedule a free 15 minute consult to discuss your best fit.
Step 2:
Choose an appointment that fits your schedule and fill out new patient paperwork that comes to your email.
Step 3:
Click the link in your reminder to meet your provider online where you’ll work together to create a plan that feels good for you.
Step 4:
Feel confident in your care and grow in your mental wellness knowing that you’ve got a partner along the way.
The best part…
knowing what to expect
No more feeling like you have to figure everything out on your own. No more leaving an appointment feeling like your concerns weren't fully heard. No more wondering whether your treatment plan actually fits your life.
With self-scheduling, online visits, direct provider access, and a wholeheartedly invested partner, you’ll finally experience psychiatry that feels good and fits your life.
And we've worked to make the financial side just as simple. We're in-network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO plans, St. Luke's Health Plan, and United Healthcare — and self-pay options are available for those who prefer them. You can learn more on our COST OF CARE page.
What to expect
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Time to talk through what’s really going on, without feeling rushed
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Care that considers your symptoms, circumstances, and overall well-being
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A treatment plan that reflects your needs and what feels manageable for you
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An ongoing conversation about what’s helping, what isn’t, and where we go from here