The precise bearing from where you stand to the point you're steering toward.
Care here starts the same way: from exactly where you stand. One clinician takes the reading — and walks the heading with you.
Psychiatry without the hand-offs
Most psychiatric care is fragmented — a prescriber for fifteen minutes, a therapist somewhere else, and no one holding the whole picture. Azimuth was built to be the opposite: one dual-credentialed clinician providing medication and therapy in the same appointment.
One Clinician
Prescriber and therapist in the same chair — psychiatric nurse practitioner and licensed clinical social worker. Nothing gets lost between providers.
Appointments That Take as Long as They Need To
No clock-watching, no fifteen-minute medication checks. Your first appointment is a real evaluation, and every visit after it gets the time your care actually requires.
Direct Access
Reach your clinician between visits — with emergency advocacy and direct ED consultation when it matters most.
Small by Design
An intentionally limited panel prioritizing depth over volume. New patients are accepted selectively, with priority for referrals.
Complete care, one bearing
Treating depression, anxiety, PTSD, ADHD, bipolar disorder, and insomnia — with the flexibility to carry care beyond the office when it serves the work.
Integrated Psychiatry
Medication management and psychotherapy in one appointment — meds and therapy from the same clinician, so treatment stays coherent.
Psychotherapy
Evidence-based modalities: CBT, psychodynamic therapy, motivational interviewing, and trauma-focused approaches.
Experiential Therapy
When clinically appropriate, sessions extend beyond the office — trail running, skiing, hiking, fly fishing. Movement and nature as part of the work.
Emergency Advocacy
Direct ED consultation and continuity support during psychiatric emergencies — an experienced hospital psychiatrist in your corner.
Wellness & Lifestyle
Sleep, nutrition, movement, and breathwork guidance — with yoga instruction and mindfulness interventions from a 200-hour trained teacher.
Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry
Complex, medically entangled, and treatment-resistant presentations — informed by active hospital consultation-liaison practice.
Professional Services
VA nexus letters, immigration evaluations, and pre-surgical psychological clearance — written by a veteran clinician who knows what these documents need to do.
A needle split between two norths
points nowhere.
When medication and therapy pull in different directions, care drifts. Here they're one instrument — one clinician, one true reading.
Arthur J. Anderson
Trained for the whole picture
Psychiatric nurse practitioner and licensed clinical social worker — Yale-trained in psychiatric nursing (MSN) and Columbia-trained in clinical social work (MSW). United States Marine Corps veteran, 2009–2013, three deployments.
Testing & supplements, done properly
When labs or supplements serve the treatment plan, they come from vetted partners — pharmaceutical-grade, third-party tested, clinically indicated.
GeneSight
Psychotropic gene testing to guide medication selection when trials haven't gone as expected.
Fullscript Labs & Rupa Health
Access to 1,000+ conventional and functional lab tests, ordered when they'll actually change the plan.
Thorne & Pure Encapsulations
Pharmaceutical-grade, third-party tested supplements through Fullscript — no proprietary blends, no inflated markups.
Why private-pay
Azimuth doesn't bill insurance. That's a deliberate choice: it's what makes unhurried appointments, integrated sessions, direct access, and an intentionally small panel possible.
Superbills are provided for every visit — plans with out-of-network benefits typically reimburse 40–80% of session costs.
We'll walk you through checking your out-of-network benefits before you commit to anything. As a self-pay practice, you're entitled to a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges before care begins.
Currently accepting patients by waitlist
The work here is intimate and comprehensive — one clinician, an intentionally small panel, and the time each patient's care actually deserves. That depth is the whole point, and it means space is limited. New patients are currently welcomed from the waitlist as space opens.
Questions in the meantime? Reach out and we'll find the right path — even if it isn't here.
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Join the waitlist
A few details are all it takes. As space opens, you'll hear from me directly — we'll talk through what you're looking for, the concierge model, and whether Azimuth is the right fit.
You're on the list.
Thank you — your spot is held in order received. When space opens, I'll reach out personally using the contact method you chose.
Not for emergencies. In a mental health emergency, call or text 988, call 911, or go to your nearest emergency room.