Psychiatry for a Balanced Mind and Life

When considering medication management for your mental health needs, Nikki Adeleke, PMHNP-BC, at Possible Health Solutions, offers several compelling reasons to choose her services:

• Expertise and Experience: Nikki is a highly qualified psychiatric nurse practitioner, with extensive knowledge of psychopharmacology and up-to-date treatment practices.
• Individualized Approach: Nikki creates personalized, patient-centered treatment plans based on your symptoms, medical history, and goals.
• Holistic Perspective: Recognizing that medication is just one component of healing, Nikki integrates it with other therapies to support your overall well-being.
• Collaborative Care: Nikki listens to your concerns, answers questions, and involves you in decisions about medication and adjustments.
• Ongoing Support: Regular follow-ups ensure your medication is effective, with adjustments made as needed.
• Comprehensive Services: Beyond medication, Nikki works within a team offering therapy, neurofeedback, and lifestyle guidance for holistic care.
• Accessibility and Convenience: With in-person and telehealth options, Nikki makes care accessible and flexible to fit your needs.
• Compassionate Environment: Nikki provides a safe, supportive space where you’re treated with empathy, respect, and understanding.

Choosing Nikki Adeleke means partnering with someone who truly listens and prioritizes your mental health journey.

Your treatment starts the moment you contact the office. After determining how we can best assist you, staff will schedule and confirm your initial evaluation. You will receive a confirmation email from Simple Pracitce and Headway, our patient portal service, inviting you to create your own login to view future records.
All intake paperwork can be electronically completed on your phone. A link will be sent out via text message for uploading all required demographic information the day the appointment is made, and electronic consents are sent out several days prior to your appointment. Please complete all intake paperwork electronically prior to your appointment to avoid delays once at the office.
Please come prepared with a list of your current medications, including any vitamins/supplements you take regularly. Lab work orders and prescriptions will be sent electronically to your preferred lab and pharmacy locations during the visit if applicable.

Yes, Nikki accepts most major insurances for medication management services. Please contact us to confirm whether your specific insurance plan is accepted. We’re happy to help ensure you can access the care you need.

Telehealth or telemedicine services allow you to see the provider via a secure video on your phone or computer for your appointment and receive the same quality services you would normally get in office. We have found that connection via internet on the computer works better than via phone service. We utilize a HIPAA compliant video system.

Please call the office directly for refill requests or request a refill via the patient portal. Please note we do not accept electronic refill requests generated by pharmacies, as they are automatically generated and often inaccurate if medications have recently been changed. We do ask that you call at minimum 3 days prior to needing a refill to ensure that you are able to obtain refills prior to running out of medications, although we do try to process requests within 1-2 business days. Any new medications will require a patient visit and all controlled substances require a visit at minimum every three months. Please note that refill requests are not considered emergencies, and we will process them as soon as possible during business hours. If you have not been seen within the last 3 months, your refill may be denied or only partially refilled until you are seen for a follow-up.

In all cases of a true, time-sensitive emergency – both medical emergency or actively suicidal thoughts – you should dial 911 and/or go to the nearest Emergency Room BEFORE notifying the doctor. You can also dial 988, the mental health emergency hotline to reach a counselor 24/7. Click HERE for further emergency resources.
Please note there is no official on-call service available for after hours. We have an emergency escalation option via phone that we try to respond to within 1 hour, but cannot guarantee that response time. All regular messages left after hours will be checked the next business day and will be responded to as soon as possible. Therefore, we ask that you notify us of emergencies AFTER receiving treatment at the nearest hospital or emergency center. Please note that medication refill requests are not considered emergencies.

Yes, most insurance plans cover mental health services, including psychiatric care, under the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act. Coverage varies by plan, so it’s best to check with your insurance provider to understand your benefits, including co-pays and in-network providers.

When calling to make a psychiatrist appointment, provide your name, brief reason for seeking help (e.g., anxiety, depression, PTSD), and your insurance information. You can ask about availability, session format (in-person or telehealth), and any paperwork needed before your visit.

During the first session, a psychiatrist typically conducts a thorough assessment, discussing your mental health history, current symptoms, and goals for treatment. They may ask about medical history, medications, and lifestyle. This helps create a personalized treatment plan, which may include therapy, medication, or both.

No, you typically do not need a referral to see a psychiatrist in Texas. Many psychiatrists accept self-referrals, but some insurance plans may require a referral from a primary care provider for coverage.

The cost of seeing a psychiatrist in Texas varies. Without insurance, fees typically range from $150 to $400 per session. With insurance, your cost may be a co-pay ranging from $20 to $50, depending on your plan and whether the provider is in-network.

To find the right psychiatrist, consider their specialties, experience, and treatment approaches. Look for recommendations, read reviews, and check if they accept your insurance. A good fit will make you feel comfortable and heard.

High demand, provider shortages, and insurance complexities often make it challenging to see a psychiatrist. Many psychiatrists have long wait times or limited availability. Telehealth options and expanding your search for providers can help you get the care you need.