Outpatient Psychiatry · Alton, New Hampshire

Psychiatric medication management for adolescents and adults

Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medication management in Alton, with telehealth available throughout New Hampshire.

The Practice

NH Psychiatry is a selective outpatient practice with a limited patient panel.

We provide psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medication management for adolescents and adults who are a good fit for our model of care. New patients are accepted based on clinical fit, scope of care, and availability.

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Services

Medication-focused psychiatric care, from evaluation through ongoing treatment

Initial Psychiatric Evaluation & Treatment Planning

A comprehensive first visit reviewing symptoms, history, prior treatment, current medications, and treatment needs to determine an appropriate plan for ongoing care.

Medication Management

Ongoing prescribing with monitoring of response, side effects, safety, and functioning. Treatment is adjusted as needed over time.

ADHD Evaluation & Treatment

Clinical evaluation of ADHD symptoms, history, and functioning, with medication treatment when appropriate.

Adolescent Psychiatry

Medication management for adolescents, with parent or caregiver involvement when clinically appropriate.

Adult Psychiatry

Medication management for adults with depression, anxiety, ADHD, mood disorders, OCD, trauma-related symptoms, and related conditions.

In-Person & Telehealth Appointments

Appointments in Alton, with telehealth available throughout New Hampshire when clinically appropriate.

Spravato® / Esketamine Treatment

In-office Spravato treatment for eligible adults with treatment-resistant depression, including required monitoring.

A note on psychotherapy: NH Psychiatry does not provide standalone psychotherapy. Brief supportive or skills-based interventions may be incorporated into medication-management visits when clinically appropriate.

Fit

Who we work best with

NH Psychiatry is best suited for patients seeking ongoing medication-focused psychiatric care who are prepared to take an active role in treatment. This includes keeping scheduled appointments, communicating openly, taking medications as prescribed, and following through with the treatment plan.

For adolescents, consistent parent or caregiver involvement may be required as part of ongoing care.

Patients are generally a good fit when they are:

  • Seeking psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medication management
  • Able to attend appointments consistently
  • Open and accurate when discussing symptoms, history, and medication use
  • Willing to follow agreed-upon treatment recommendations
  • Comfortable with a practice that maintains clear clinical and prescribing boundaries
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Insurance

Insurance accepted

NH Psychiatry accepts many commercial insurance plans, New Hampshire Medicaid, and select military-affiliated health plans. Medicare is not accepted.

Coverage and network participation vary by plan. Patients should confirm behavioral health benefits, copays, deductibles, referrals, and authorization requirements with their insurance plan before scheduling.

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Accepted insurance plans

  • Aetna
  • Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
  • Cigna / Evernorth
  • Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
  • Tufts Health Plan / Tufts Health Freedom Plan
  • UnitedHealthcare / Optum
  • Ambetter from NH Healthy Families
  • WellSense Health Plan
  • Humana
  • Martin’s Point Health Care / US Family Health Plan
  • TRICARE
  • NH Medicaid
  • AmeriHealth Caritas New Hampshire
  • NH Healthy Families
  • WellSense Medicaid

Getting Started

How to get started

  1. Submit a new patient request

    Submit a request through our online patient portal. New patient requests are reviewed based on clinical fit, scope of care, and availability.

  2. Complete intake forms

    Complete the required intake forms, insurance information, and clinical history before your initial appointment.

  3. Attend the initial evaluation

    Your initial evaluation includes a review of symptoms, history, prior treatment, current medications, and treatment needs.

  4. Begin ongoing care

    When the practice is an appropriate fit, ongoing care typically includes medication management, follow-up visits, and continued monitoring.

Interested in becoming a patient?

NH Psychiatry provides medication-focused psychiatric care for adolescents and adults. New patient requests are considered based on clinical fit, scope of care, and availability.