01 · Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation
A comprehensive psychiatric evaluation is the starting point for care at Foundry, reviewing current concerns, psychiatric history, medical history, medications, prior treatment response, sleep, substance use, family history, relationships, functioning, safety, and goals.
Evaluation builds the clinical picture first; diagnosis and treatment decisions follow from the evidence and your goals.
02 · Medication management
Medication management is guided by evidence, safety, treatment response, tolerability, medical history, medication interactions, and patient preference.
Medication decisions and refills run through the care relationship, with monitoring and safety checks built in.
03 · Psychotherapy-informed care
Psychotherapy-informed care may include supportive therapy, psychoeducation, motivational interviewing, coping strategies, behavioral activation, sleep and routine support, relapse-prevention awareness, and attention to patterns that affect functioning and relationships.
Some patients may also benefit from ongoing psychotherapy with a separate therapist.
04 · Integrative treatment planning
Integrative treatment planning may include review of sleep, lifestyle, nutrition, supplement use, metabolic health, hormonal transition, pharmacogenomic testing, and complementary approaches when clinically relevant.
Adjunctive strategies are weighed through a safety-focused psychiatric lens, alongside evidence-based treatment.
05 · Pharmacogenomic testing
Pharmacogenomic testing may be considered when clinically appropriate, particularly when medication response, side effects, tolerability, metabolism, or interaction concerns are relevant.
Testing adds context to clinical judgment; your history and response still lead the medication decision.
06 · Nutritional and supplement review
Foundry may review current supplement use or discuss evidence-informed nutritional and supplement considerations when clinically relevant.
Recommendations consider safety, potential interactions, medical history, pregnancy status when relevant, and coordination with other clinicians.
07 · Complementary approaches and referrals
When complementary approaches may be helpful, Foundry may discuss them as adjuncts to care or refer to appropriately trained clinicians.
Complementary approaches are adjuncts to care when appropriate to the patient's goals and clinical situation.
08 · Care coordination
With patient consent, Foundry may coordinate with therapists, primary care clinicians, medical specialists, recovery supports, family members, schools, or other trusted providers when collaboration would improve safety, clarity, or outcomes.
Coordination happens with your written consent — you decide who is included.
How paying for care works
Foundry is credentialed with major commercial plans and publishes its self-pay fees — $450 for an initial evaluation, $300 for follow-up visits. The practice reviews your benefits or self-pay posture with you before scheduling. See /insurance-fees.
Deliberate scope
Foundry concentrates on adult outpatient psychiatry. Care that belongs in a different setting is listed plainly at /not-provided.