Frequently Asked Questions

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Our psychiatrist is board-certified in general psychiatry, child and adolescent psychiatry, and addiction medicine and has extensive experience in mental health and substance use disorders. 

Synergy Psychiatry Centers provides treatment for a range of mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, personality disorders, ADHD, PTSD, autism, OCD, and substance use disorders. 

Mostly all ages from early childhood upto 60 years.    

 Contact us for further clarfications or to know  about the availability.   

For us to provide you in depth assessments, personalized care and not having to limit treatment duration, number of sessions, we are big proponent of Direct Care Model. In this way, we can be flexible in scheduling your appointments in more timely way, dedicate enough time for each appointment without needing to rush through the care you deserve. There is full transparency about the cost (avoiding any surprises for the patients causing further stress). 

However, we can provide you invoice/ superbills upon request which your insurance can reimburse for portion of the cost.   

 Right now, we provide telemedicine appointments to make it more convenient for patients and their schedules. We strive to work towards in-person appointments soon, as requested or needed.

 We provides care to patients in California.  Patients should be present in California during virtual appointments to receive care. 

 Cost of sessions varies depending on types of session. Please  check in appointment details.   

Please allow us three business days to provide refills for medications.    

 We accept debit cards payments or direct transfers through patient portal which will be submitted prior to the appointment. Payments by credit card will add processing fees of 3%.   

 We value your time and likewise, physicians time well. We require 24 hours cancellation notice for an appointment. No shows or late cancellations are charged for the full amount.      

Please call 911 or seek services at emergency centers for any medical emergency or mental health crisis.