desperately need a psychiatrist -don't care if they take insurance

[Anonymous]

need someone good who can help me with my anxiety -sudden increase in social anxiety and physiological symptoms of anxiety.

[Anonymous]

I live in Arlington but wiling to go to DC.

[Anonymous]

start with your family doctor. Primary care physicians can prescribe medication.

[Anonymous]

Call Michael Silver

Address: 3 Washington Cir NW # 406, Washington, DC 20037
Phone: [phone]

[Anonymous]

Your doc can refer you, OP.

And just to comment on the money aspect, I found that psychiatrists who took insurance were more expensive in the end the ones who didn't, because they charged so much and we were reimbursed so little!

[Anonymous]

John Williams

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your doc can refer you, OP.

And just to comment on the money aspect, I found that psychiatrists who took insurance were more expensive in the end the ones who didn't, because they charged so much and we were reimbursed so little!

If you have to deal with reimbursement, that means they don't take insurance. Taking insurance means agreeing to the contract rate.

[Anonymous]

To clarify, I recognize most good psychiatrists do not accept insurance so I am willing to pay out of pocket for someone good.

[Anonymous]

Try the Stone House in Falls church. It's on RT 50 across from target.

http://www.stonehousetherapy.com/about-us.html

Or the Ross center in Friendship Heights.

http://www.rosscenter.com

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your doc can refer you, OP.

And just to comment on the money aspect, I found that psychiatrists who took insurance were more expensive in the end the ones who didn't, because they charged so much and we were reimbursed so little!

My experience is with child psychiatrists, but getting a list of providers was impossible. My child's doctor gave us about 5 names, none of whom were taking new patients. Our education advocate gave us 5 different names, none of whom were taking new patients. Eventually one of those 10 doctors gave us a name, and that person wasn't taking new patients, but they had someone in their practice who was.

[Anonymous]

Is it an emergency? Dr Charles Troshinsky works out of his home in Bethesda, answers the phone himself, and always returns calls.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is it an emergency? Dr Charles Troshinsky works out of his home in Bethesda, answers the phone himself, and always returns calls.

What does he charge for consultations?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your doc can refer you, OP.

And just to comment on the money aspect, I found that psychiatrists who took insurance were more expensive in the end the ones who didn't, because they charged so much and we were reimbursed so little!

If you have to deal with reimbursement, that means they don't take insurance. Taking insurance means agreeing to the contract rate.

Sorry, didn't express myself well. They were on our health insurance, but it still ended up being more expensive than the psych who wasn't part of our health insurance network. The latter is Dr. Hemanth of Neuroscientific Insights in North Bethesda, by the way. She takes adults and adolescents and can take new patients.

[Anonymous]

Best of the best. Call first thing and they'll get you in asap.

http://www.rosscenter.com

They are not the cheapest but amazing

[Anonymous]

who do you recommend at the Ross Center