Frequently Asked Questions

After performing a comprehensive evaluation, Dr. Chaney will make recommendations regarding clinical impressions and treatment planning.  She can provide both medication management and therapy depending on your needs.  Dr. Chaney enjoys working closely with therapists, teachers, other physicians, and family members to provide the most thoughtful and integrated treatment approach.

Dr. Chaney engages her patients in a thorough evaluation process, thinks comprehensively about the many variables that could contribute to their challenges, and collaborates with them to determine the best treatment plan. She takes a conservative approach to using psychiatric medications in children, and provides significant education about the various treatment options. 

Chaney Psychiatry does not take insurance however we are happy to provide documentation for you to submit to your insurance company for possible out of network reimbursement. Dr. Chaney is committed to providing you with the time and dedication you need and deserve. Please call for more information about the cost of services. 

Yes. She is board certified by American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology in Psychiatry as well as in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. 

Please call to make an appointment. Dr. Chaney will return your phone call and provide a brief phone consultation free of charge to assess if our services are appropriate for your needs. You will then be scheduled with an initial appointment. Prior to your appointment time, you will receive an email to review and electronically sign new patient forms and complete an intake via your patient portal. This should be submitted at least 24 hours prior to your appointment if possible so your appointment can be tailored to your individual needs. 

Typically, an adult initial consultation appointment will be 60 minutes. A child or adolescent initial consultation appointment is usually 90-120 minutes.

Yes.  Prescriptions can electronically be sent to your pharmacy of choice.