Arthur J. Anderson

No. Azimuth operates as a private-pay concierge practice. This model exists because insurance-driven care is structurally incompatible with the kind of thoroughness, access, and individualization this practice provides. We issue superbills — itemized receipts with CPT and diagnostic codes — that you may submit to your insurance for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Many commercial plans reimburse at 40–80% of billed charges for out-of-network mental health services.

It means one provider can prescribe medications AND deliver structured psychotherapy — legally and clinically, within the same session. Standard psychiatry splits these roles: a psychiatrist manages medications in 15-minute checks; a separate therapist does the talk work. Neither has the full picture. Dual credentials (PMHNP-BC + LCSW) mean your prescriber knows your inner life, and your therapist knows your medications. Nothing falls through the cracks.

Yes. Azimuth coordinates directly with your existing treatment team. With your consent, AJ will communicate with your therapist, primary care physician, or other providers to ensure continuity. You don’t have to rebuild everything — you’re adding a layer of integration and access, not replacing your team.

Call 911 or go to your nearest Emergency Department immediately. Your safety is the priority. That said, enrolled clients benefit from direct ED advocacy: if you present to the ED, AJ is available to consult with the ED team in real time, providing your history, current medications, prior adverse reactions, and treatment goals. This prevents the most common failures in acute psychiatric care.

Submit the contact form below or call directly. We’ll schedule a brief phone screening to assess fit and answer your questions. If it’s a good match, we’ll proceed to a 90-minute comprehensive initial evaluation. The practice accepts a limited number of new clients to preserve the quality of care for everyone enrolled.