Psychiatric Care in Washington
CopeWell Psychiatry & Wellness offers telehealth psychiatric care to adults across Washington, from Seattle and Tacoma to Spokane. Dr. Udo Chukwuocha, a dual board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner, sees you by secure video from home, so there is no drive and no waiting room.
Our Psychiatric Care Services in Washington
Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluations
Your journey begins with a thorough diagnostic evaluation to understand your unique symptoms, history, and goals. This initial assessment allows us to gain a complete picture of your mental health and forms the foundation of your personalized treatment plan.
Medication Management
When appropriate, our provider offers expert medication management to help alleviate symptoms and restore balance. We carefully monitor your progress and make adjustments as needed, ensuring your treatment is both safe and effective while prioritizing your comfort.
Brief Supportive Therapy (MI)
We offer brief supportive therapy using Motivational Interviewing (MI) to help you explore what matters to you, develop coping strategies, and work toward your goals.
Trauma-Informed Care
We recognize the profound impact of trauma and offer a sensitive, trauma-informed approach to care. Our focus is on creating a safe and empowering environment where you can process past experiences and move forward on a path to healing.
Holistic & Collaborative Care
We believe effective care goes beyond symptoms. Our provider takes a holistic view of your well-being, considering lifestyle, personal history, and your unique goals. We work collaboratively with you to ensure your treatment plan aligns with your values.
Telepsychiatry Services
All Washington visits are telehealth. You get a full psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medication management by secure video, wherever you are in the state.
Relapse Prevention Planning
A key part of sustainable wellness is preparing for the future. We work with you to develop proactive strategies and coping skills aimed at maintaining your mental health long-term, helping you recognize triggers and prevent the recurrence of symptoms.
Our Compassionate Care Provider
Dr. Udo Chukwuocha holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice and is board certified as both a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) and a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-BC). Patients describe her as patient, calm and ready to listen. She looks at the whole person, not a list of symptoms, and builds each treatment plan with you.
Our Psychiatric Care Process
1. Your Initial Consultation
Your first visit is a full psychiatric evaluation by secure video. We talk through your symptoms, history, current medications and goals, so we understand the whole picture before recommending anything.
2. Developing Your Care Plan
Together, you and Dr. Udo build a plan that fits your needs. It may include medication management, lifestyle changes or a referral for therapy, and you help decide each step.
3. Ongoing Treatment & Support
Follow-up video visits focus on how you are feeling and how your medication is working. When it helps, they include brief supportive therapy using Motivational Interviewing.
4. Measuring Progress & Adjusting Care
We track how you respond to treatment over time. If something is not working or side effects come up, your plan is adjusted with you.
Who Benefits from Psychiatric Care?
Psychiatric care helps adults whose mood, worry, focus or sleep is getting in the way of work, relationships or daily life. Telehealth makes it easier to fit care around work and family. We are now accepting new adult patients in Washington.
You need to be in Washington at the time of each video visit. Our only office is in Killeen, Texas, so Washington patients are seen online.
Conditions We Treat
- Depression & Mood Disorders
- Anxiety, OCD & Panic Disorders
- Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Bipolar Disorder
Patient Experiences
Dr. Udo is an experienced psychiatrist. I was her patient few months ago and she took really good care of me. Very patient and was ready to listen and understand all what I was going through. I would recommend her services any day anytime.
I’ve been seeing Dr. Udo’s at CopeWell Psychiatry & Wellness for a few months now and from the very first visit, I felt safe and understood. Dr. Udo creates a welcoming environment where it’s easy to be open and honest. Her calm and caring approach builds trust, and I always leave appointments feeling supported and hopeful. I highly recommend her to anyone seeking mental health care.
Cost of Psychiatric Care in Washington
Self pay is available: $250 for the initial psychiatric evaluation, $185 for a follow-up visit and $225 for an extended follow-up. Insurance coverage varies by plan and by state, so please contact us to check whether we can bill your plan in Washington before your first visit. See Insurance and Financing for details.
FAQ About Psychiatric Care in Washington
Are all Washington visits online?
Yes. Washington patients are seen by secure video. You need to be in Washington during the visit, and a private, quiet space with a phone or computer is all you need.
Do you prescribe medication for mental health conditions?
Yes, when clinically appropriate, our provider can prescribe and manage psychiatric medications. Decisions about medication are always made collaboratively with you after a thorough discussion of the potential benefits and your personal preferences.
Do you accept insurance in Washington?
Self pay is available ($250 for the initial psychiatric evaluation, $185 for a follow-up visit and $225 for an extended follow-up). Insurance coverage varies by plan and by state, so contact us at 512-213-6698 to check your plan before your first visit.
Is my information kept private and confidential?
Absolutely. We adhere to strict HIPAA regulations, and your privacy is our utmost priority. All information you share during your sessions is kept completely confidential, creating a safe space for you to be open and honest.
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