Psychiatry & Medication Management
Thoughtful Medication Management for ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Bipolar Disorder, and More.
Telehealth only in Texas, Utah, and Nevada. Now accepting UnitedHealthcare in Texas.
Why Families Choose Spring Grove for Medication Management
If you’ve been wondering whether medication could help—or you’ve tried medication before without success—you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Our psychiatric provider takes time to understand your symptoms, medical history, and goals before making recommendations.
Medication is never one-size-fits-all, and we work closely with you to find the right plan.
Is Psychiatry Right for You?
Psychiatric medication management may help if you:
- Wonder whether you have ADHD.
- Feel anxious nearly every day.
- Continue struggling despite therapy.
- Have depression that isn’t improving.
- Experience mood swings or possible bipolar symptoms.
- Struggle with panic attacks.
- Have difficulty sleeping because of anxiety or racing thoughts.
- Need medication monitoring from an experienced psychiatric provider.
- Want therapy and medication in one coordinated practice.
You Don’t Have to Figure This Out Alone.
- Careful evaluations that look beyond symptoms.
- Medication recommendations tailored to your goals.
- Therapy and medication in one practice.
- Ongoing follow-up and medication adjustments.
- Care for children (6+), teens, and adults.
- Telehealth appointments for Texas, Utah, and Nevada.
- Collaborative care with your therapist when appropriate.
Conditions We Commonly Treat
- ADHD
- Anxiety Disorders
- Depression
- Bipolar Disorder
- Panic Disorder
- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
- Insomnia related to mental health
- Mood Disorders
- Trauma-related symptoms (when medication is appropriate)
What Happens During Your First Appointment?
01
Review your medical and mental health history.
02
Discuss symptoms and goals.
03
Explore whether medication is appropriate.
04
Review benefits, risks, and side effects.
05
Develop a personalized treatment plan.
06
Schedule follow-up visits to monitor progress.
Initial Appointment
60 minutes
$300
- Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation
- Diagnostic discussion
- Medication recommendations
- Personalized treatment plan
- Opportunity to ask questions
Follow-Up
25 minutes
$150
- Medication follow-up and review
- Discussion of progress
- Medication adjustments
- Updates to your treatment plan
- Opportunity to ask questions
Follow-Up
15 minutes
$125
- Brief medication follow-up
- Review of current progress
- Medication recommendations
- Quick check-in on your treatment plan
- Opportunity to ask questions
Therapy? Medication? Together?
| Therapy | Medication | Together |
| Learn coping skills | Reduce symptoms | Often the most effective approach |
| Process emotions | Improve focus or mood | Coordinated care |
| Long-term growth | Symptom stabilization | Comprehensive treatment |
Your Psychiatric Medication Provider
Megan Grande, PA-C
I am a physician assistant who helps children, teens, and adults (anyone 6+) find clarity and relief through compassionate, evidence-based care. My goal is to take the stress and guesswork out of medication management—so you feel supported, informed, and empowered in your treatment.
“Two of my children have been seeing a therapist and a psychiatrist here for almost two years. They are wonderful! Easy to set appointments, and they bend over backwards to help do what’s best for my kids. I am so grateful we found them.”
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Clarity, Care, and Confidence for Your Mental Health
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if medication is right for me?
Medication is not the right choice for everyone. During your psychiatric appointment, we will look at your symptoms, treatment history, goals, and overall needs to determine whether medication may be helpful. We will explain your options and make recommendations based on what makes sense for you.
Can I continue seeing my therapist?
Yes. Psychiatric care can work alongside therapy. In fact, many people find that combining medication management with therapy provides more comprehensive support. With your permission, your psychiatric provider can also coordinate care with your therapist when appropriate.
What if I don’t want medication long term?
You do not have to commit to taking medication forever. Your treatment plan can change as your symptoms, goals, and circumstances change. We will regularly evaluate how you are doing and discuss whether continuing, adjusting, or eventually tapering medication makes sense for you.
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7 Signs You Might Need Psychiatric Support
Take control of your mental health. Download ‘7 Signs You Might Need Psychiatric Support’ today and see if it’s time to reach out for help.
We also help with weight management!
This is an additional service Megan Grande, PA-C, offers. Support is available to help you create healthier patterns that help you feel lighter, stronger, and more confident in your body.
