A limited enrollment retainer-based access option
My standard psychiatric care already emphasizes responsiveness, thoughtful follow-up, and individualized treatment. For a very limited number of patients, I also offer a retainer-based access option for those who require additional availability, priority scheduling, and proactive continuity beyond traditional visit-based care.
This program does not represent “better” clinical care. Rather, it reflects a different care structure: one designed to reduce friction and increase predictability for patients with complex or demanding lives.
How this differs from my standard care
All patients in my practice receive attentive, high-quality psychiatric treatment. This program differs in access, timing, and structure, not in clinical standards.
Compared with standard care, the Priority Access & Continuity Program offers:
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Reserved appointment capacity not available to the general schedule
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Priority rescheduling when conflicts arise
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More flexible timing for visits when clinically appropriate
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Direct cell phone access for time-sensitive questions without reliance on routine scheduling
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Proactive check-ins during periods of elevated stress or risk
The underlying clinical approach, decision-making, and standards of care remain the same.
Who this program may be appropriate for
This program may be a good fit for patients who:
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Have limited tolerance for delays in care
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Experience significant professional or personal consequences from symptom escalation
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Prefer proactive engagement rather than episodic visits
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Travel frequently or have unpredictable schedules
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Value predictability and continuity of access
Patients must be clinically stable and appropriate for outpatient psychiatric care.
Program structure
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All-in Monthly retainer: $10,000
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No additional costs, including for visits, rescheduling, texts, refills, etc.
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Enrollment limit: 4 patients total
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Availability: By invitation or consultation only
Capacity is intentionally restricted to preserve responsiveness, sustainability, and the quality of access provided.
Scope & boundaries
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This program does not replace emergency or crisis services
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It does not provide unlimited or guaranteed 24/7 availability
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Care remains within standard outpatient psychiatric practice
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Emergency services should be used when clinically indicated
How to inquire
- This program is not broadly advertised.
- Established patients who believe this level of access may be appropriate for their needs are welcome to inquire during a session or reach out directly via email to discuss fit and expectations.
