Rudoy Medical Brooklyn is now partnering with Good Health Psychiatry. This union between Good Health and Rudoy Medical Center means improved access to mental health services. Clients of Rudoy Medical psychiatry can enjoy a wider range of services and treatments, with access to more specialized care, and enjoy continually expanded access to things like a Rudoy Medical portal.
The Union: Rudoy Medical Joins Good Health Psychiatry
So what does the union between Good Health Psychiatry and Rudoy Medical mean for patients? It means an expanded range of services and treatments, particularly unique forms of treatment for depression, as well as enhanced access to specialized care and more providers.
Expanded range of services and treatments available
Patients of Rudoy Medical can now expect access to an expanded range of services and treatments for conditions including, but not limited to:
- Schizophrenia
- Anxiety
- Depression
- PTSD
- ADHD
The new range of treatments includes:
- TMS treatment
- Ketamine therapy
- Spravato (Esketamine) therapy
- Reproductive psychiatry
- Postpartum depression treatment
Enhanced access to specialized care and providers
At Rudoy Medical Center and Good Health Psychiatric Services P.C., patients get access to comprehensive, individualized care plans. Providers are available in:
- English
- Spanish
- Russian
This means getting the help you want in the language you prefer!
Moreover, our providers consider of specialists like:
- Psychotherapists
- Psychiatrists
- Board-certified nurse practitioners
- And more
This union offers access to a range of professionals for various treatments. Our specialists work with individuals and children to address conditions with:
- Individual psychotherapy
- Group therapy
- Family therapy
We always collaborate with you when designing your treatment plan, too, so you are kept apprised of all that is happening and what innovative services or treatments are at your disposal.
Other general benefits
Now, patients can enjoy access to a Rudoy Medical portal that facilitates better communication and information, too!
Other benefits extend to the flexibility provided; services can be in person or with telehealth appointments. This means patients have a collaborative plan to provide in-person treatments like ketamine for depression, alongside psychiatric medication management for other conditions like bipolar disorder or anxiety, and psychotherapy appointments too for complementary treatments like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).
Meet the Providers
Key providers from both Rudoy Medical and Good Health Psychiatry are now combining to bring decades of experience and unique roles to the new, unified team. Behind this team, you will find several qualified individuals, including psychiatric nurse practitioners and therapists, who support patients through individualized evaluations. Each offers unique specializations and backgrounds to meet a wide array of needs, from emotional dysregulation habits that want to be broken to postpartum depression care to revolutionary treatment for people with treatment resistant depression.
The Rudoy Medical PC team now extends to a range of professionals to better help you with your mental health services. The team includes:
- Psychiatrists who worked to found the center and facilities offered today, facilitating tailored treatment plans to meet the needs of patients, whether experiencing a crisis, a severe psychotic episode, or in need of general care.
- Physician assistants who specialize in managing psychiatric conditions effectively, not only using medication management when necessary but also exploring genetic testing and physical health overviews as part of the diagnosis and treatment.
- Psychiatric nurse practitioners who are members of the American Society of Addiction Medicine and American Psychiatric Nurses Association. These individuals work hard to empower patients through collaborative treatment planning and supportive therapy. They also work hard to prioritize the values, cultures, and beliefs each patient has about care.
- Board-certified nurse practitioners who are passionate about preventative care and whole-body wellness, working to develop trust with patients while also treating things like postpartum depression, PTSD, and other mood disorders.
- Clinical social workers/therapists who specialize in PTSD, emotional regulation issues, unhealthy dysfunctional behaviors, and impulse control.
Innovations and Future Plans
There are now new programs and services being introduced, including:
Ketamine treatment for depression
This infusion therapy is an innovative treatment designed to help people with severe depression, anxiety, chronic pain, and PTSD. It works differently than traditional antidepressants, regrowing parts of the brain that depression or long-term stress can damage.
Many patients experience significant improvement within hours of the first infusion, which makes it highly effective at reducing symptoms of several mental health conditions and doing so quickly. Those who are at risk of harm to others or themselves can receive rapid relief in a safe, controlled environment.
Spravato treatment for depression
This nasal spray is another therapeutic option that is FDA-approved to treat major depressive disorder with suicidal thoughts, and treatment resistant depression. People who have had trouble responding to traditional antidepressant medications can get a renewed sense of relief with symptom management offered through Spravato.
Much the same as the infusion therapy, this works differently in the brain, regrowing parts of the brain responsible for communicating and controlling many of the symptoms of depression. It’s administered in a safe, FDA-approved fashion at our controlled facility and offers high efficacy, not only in symptom reduction but also in an average of 33% remission.
Rudoy Medical Center, combined with Good Health Psychiatry, means patients will not only have access to these two forms of care but continued access to the future expansion of mental health services we offer. This will take the form of more precise diagnosing, better communication and collaboration between patients and care providers, access to a wider range of applicable psychotherapy, and the flexibility to schedule both in-person and telehealth services when you need them, in a language with which you are most comfortable.
Conclusion
This new merger between Rudoy Medical Brooklyn and Good Health Psychiatry means patients can take advantage of the enhanced services and wider range of innovative treatments. Our goal is to continue to provide access to specialized care utilizing the newest evidence-based practices. This merger represents an opportunity to facilitate that access through improved mental health care plans.