Mental Health Screenings
Standardized screenings for anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD, and mood disorders — a fast, evidence-based first look at what's going on and what to do next.
Visit Length
20-30 min
For
Ages 13+
Insurance
Most major plans accepted
Includes
Screening for anxiety, ADHD & more
Benefits
Know Where You Stand Before Anything Else
Mental health screenings are one of the most underused tools in healthcare. A validated screening gives you and your provider a clear, objective starting point — cutting through the noise of "maybe it's stress" or "I've just been off lately" and getting to real answers.
What mental health screenings at our practice include:
Validated screening tools for anxiety (GAD-7), depression (PHQ-9), ADHD (ASRS), PTSD (PCL-5), and mood disorders
Provider review and clinical interpretation of results
Clear explanation of what your results mean — in plain language
Recommended next steps: monitoring, further evaluation, or treatment referral
Integration with your existing primary care or women's health record
Ideal Candidate
Who Should Get a Mental Health Screening?
Mental health screenings are appropriate for anyone who wants a baseline assessment of their mental wellness — whether you're symptomatic or just want to understand where you stand. They're especially valuable as a starting point before a full behavioral health consultation.
A screening is a good fit if you:
Are experiencing symptoms you can't quite name — persistent worry, low motivation, difficulty concentrating, emotional flatness
Want a quick, low-commitment first step before a full psychiatric evaluation
Are a primary care or women's health patient and want mental health included in your overall wellness picture
Are a parent concerned about a teenager's emotional health (13 and older)
Were previously treated for a mental health condition and want to reassess your current status
*A screening is not a diagnosis. Results inform next steps and are reviewed with your provider. A full behavioral health consultation may be recommended based on your results.
Process Overview
How Mental Health Screenings Work
1. Questionnaire Completion
You'll complete one or more brief, standardized screening tools. Most take 5–10 minutes each and are completed before or at the start of your appointment.
2. Provider Review
Your provider reviews your responses alongside your health history and any symptoms you've described during the visit.
3. Results & Interpretation
Your provider walks you through your results in plain language — what the scores mean, what they suggest, and what they don't.
4. Next Steps
Based on your results, your provider will recommend the appropriate next step — whether that's monitoring, a follow-up consultation, medication evaluation, or a referral.
Pricing
Mental Health Screening Pricing
Mental health screenings are covered by most major insurance plans, particularly when integrated with a primary care or women's health visit. Standalone screenings may vary.
Common Questions About Mental Health
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a screening the same as a diagnosis?
What happens if my screening suggests a significant concern?
Can I get a screening even if I feel mostly okay?
Are mental health screenings confidential?
Can mental health screenings be done as part of another appointment?
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