Psychiatric Evaluation and Medication Management
At EUGENE CLINIC LLC in Missouri we provide mental health care services for Missouri residents and are taking new patients. We accept insurance plans and have appointments via telehealth on Sundays. A full initial psychiatric evaluation is required for accurate diagnosis prior to any prescriptions. We recommend you provide collateral medical records from your treating healthcare providers for a thorough assessment. Citizens of Anguilla are consulted free of charge. U.S. Military Veterans are consulted free of charge.
Experience Expert Psychotropic Medication Management
Our Mayo Clinic trained physician and pharmacogenomics specialist has several peer-reviewed publications and is board-certified by the American Board of Clinical Pharmacology. Prior to being prescribed any medications, you must undergo a complete Initial Psychiatric Evaluation that entails a comprehensive history and diagnostic assessment. If available, we encourage you to provide: your latest laboratory test results, a list of your current medications and supplements, as well as a digital copy of your government issued-identification.
Telehealth Appointments
Email us to schedule mental health appointment by emailing: eugeneclinic@outlook.com
Our clinic functions on Sundays from 9am – 5pm. Special exceptions are made for after evenings during the weekdays. We are closed on the Sabbath day.
Affordable Care Options
Our consultation price at Eugene Clinic LLC in Missouri is $75.00 for an initial psychiatric evaluation and the same price for follow-ups visits. We are offering U.S. military personnel and military veterans free mental health services. We are now accept private insurance plans for Missouri residents.
Psychopharmacology Expertise
We follow FDA prescribing guidelines as well as utilize findings from the latest evidence-based medicine peer-reviewed articles for your benefit. We do not prescribe any Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) controlled prescription medications.
Affordable Online Psychiatric Care Across Missouri and Anguilla
We offer a flat-rate affordable pricing model at $75.00 for initial evaluations as well as for follow-up appointments. We accept private insurance plans. Citizens of Anguilla are consulted free of charge. U.S. Military Veterans will receive free mental health services. Our appointment are on Sundays 9am to 5pm. No appointments on Sabbath days.
Missouri Clinic
Our Missouri Clinic provides expert medication management treating an array of psychiatric diagnoses from our Psychiatric Assistant Physician. No controlled medications will be prescribed. Email: eugeneclinic@outlook.com for an appointment. Send your full name, date-of-birth, and existing medical records from past clinicians.
Anguilla Office
Citizens of Anguilla are provided telepsychiatry care free of charge.
All others within Anguilla are charged $75.00 per visit. To schedule an appointment email us at: eugeneclinic@outlook.com. No controlled medications will be prescribed.
Appointment Policy
Prior to scheduling an appointment, all patients will be required to complete the informed consent documentation in the patient portal. Payment will be required up-front. For patients who are Citizens of Anguilla or U.S. Military personnel, we will require proof of identification and you will be required to electronically sign the informed consent document prior to an appointment.
Pharmacogenomics Specialist
We utilize pharmacogenomics testing – that is drug-gene testing – panels for some patients with a long history of treatment failure. If you have already completed pharmacogenomics testing, we will interpret the results and will require a separate consultation for this service at $75.00 with medication recommendations. We can de-prescribe, in coordination with your primary care providers, with the aim of experiencing less adverse drug reactions. Our goal is to help you get better.
It is important to note that pharmacogenomics testing is aimed at reducing adverse drug reactions and does NOT predict treatment-response to psychotropic compounds. We also utilize therapeutic drug monitoring for patients with multiple medications for predictive dosing due to potential drug-drug-gene interactions.