PSYCHIATRIC CARE AT CREEKSIDE
Explore psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medication care with our psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners.
Medication management appointments are arranged through our client care team, rather than the online therapy scheduler.
CARE BUILT AROUND YOUR NEEDS
Medication management includes discussing your concerns, considering treatment options, and reviewing how a medication is working when one is prescribed. Your goals, health history, preferences, and questions are part of that conversation.
You do not need to receive therapy at Creekside to ask about medication management. If you also work with a therapist, discuss care coordination with your prescriber and any authorization needed to share information.
Medication decisions are individualized. An appointment does not guarantee a prescription or a particular medication.
An initial visit provides time to discuss what brought you in, your mental and physical health history, prior treatment, and current medications or supplements. Bring your questions and information about medications you have tried.
Initial medication management appointments are generally 40–60 minutes; confirm the time reserved for your provider and visit.
If medication is part of your plan, follow-ups give you and your prescriber an opportunity to discuss symptoms, possible benefits, side effects, and next steps.
Medication follow-ups are generally 20–30 minutes. Your provider will discuss follow-up timing based on your care needs.
These are general expectations, not a substitute for your provider’s instructions. Contact your prescriber about medication questions or concerns.
Age groups and clinical focus vary by prescriber. For example, Holly Ellis’s published profile includes children age five and older, adolescents, and adults. Sarah Paston’s published areas of focus include depression, anxiety, and ADHD.
Review the profiles below and tell our client care team about the age group and concerns you would like help with. They can help you explore an appropriate provider and current availability.
Creekside offers in-person and telehealth appointments. The options for medication care depend on the prescriber and your situation; our client care team will confirm the appropriate appointment format.
For in-person visits, our office is at 6000 Greenwood Plaza Blvd, Suite 105, Greenwood Village, CO 80111.
MEET YOUR CARE TEAM
Our medication management team consists of psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners (PMHNPs). Explore their profiles to learn more about each practice.
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Holly offers collaborative psychiatric care for children age five and older, adolescents, and adults, combining medication management with a holistic perspective.
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Christopher is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner on Creekside’s medication management team. Contact the office to learn more.
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Heeyae offers individualized psychiatric care with a holistic approach that considers each client’s cultural background, preferences, and treatment goals.
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Sarah works with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, and ADHD, collaborating with clients on personalized psychiatric treatment plans.
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Leslie draws on conventional and integrative approaches to psychiatric care, with experience in private practice, hospitals, and community mental health.
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Dr. Vicki Grossman is part of Creekside’s medication management team. Contact the office for more information about her practice.
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View profile →Insurance participation varies by prescriber. Visit our Insurance page, then confirm the provider’s participation and your benefits with our client care team and your insurer.
Self-pay is also available. Ask the office about the fees for your selected provider and service, and review Good Faith Estimate information if you are uninsured or paying without insurance.
The current online scheduler is for selected therapy appointments. For medication management, complete the prospective client form — opens in a new tab or call (303) 770-6933. Our client care team will help arrange the next step.
No. You can receive therapy, medication management, or both. Discuss coordination with any outside therapist or other professionals with your prescriber.
Yes. Medicaid clients meet with an intake clinician before the first appointment with their ongoing therapist or prescriber. Our client care team will help arrange these appointments and explain the process.
Our team will send the forms needed for your care through IntakeQ. Please complete the forms sent to you before your first appointment, and tell us if you need another way to complete them. Visit our paperwork FAQ or Notices & Forms for more information.
General medication information: National Institute of Mental Health — opens in a new tab. For decisions about your own care, speak with your prescriber.