Still Becoming Mental Health provides psychiatric care exclusively through telehealth for patients ages 12 and older in Florida and New York, subject to clinician authorization and clinical appropriateness.
Services include psychiatric evaluations, medication management, individual psychotherapy, and combined psychiatry and psychotherapy.
The practice does not prescribe controlled substances.
Treatment recommendations depend on an individualized clinical assessment. An appointment does not guarantee a particular medication or prescription. If your needs require in-person services or a different level of care, your clinician will discuss appropriate recommendations.
Please attend from a private, safe location with a reliable internet connection and a suitable device. Do not attend while driving.
You must provide your physical location at each appointment and be in a jurisdiction where your clinician is authorized to provide care.
If you experience connection problems, attempt to reconnect and contact the practice. Your clinician will determine whether the appointment can continue safely or needs to be rescheduled.
| Service | Scheduled duration | Self-pay rate |
|---|---|---|
| Initial psychiatric evaluation | 60 minutes | $275 |
| Medication management | Up to 30 minutes | $125 |
| Individual psychotherapy | Up to 45 minutes | $175 |
| Combined psychiatry and psychotherapy | Up to 60 minutes | $225 |
These rates apply to self-pay services. They do not represent an insured patient's copay, deductible, coinsurance, or final financial responsibility.
Uninsured patients and patients choosing not to use insurance may receive an individualized Good Faith Estimate as required by federal law. Please see our Good Faith Estimate page for details.
Insurance coverage and patient costs depend on your plan, applicable contracted rates, and claim processing. Eligibility checks and benefit estimates do not guarantee coverage or establish your final responsibility.
Patients are responsible for amounts properly assigned to them under their insurance plan, applicable contracts, and law. A denied claim does not automatically make the entire charge the patient's responsibility.
Patients must maintain a valid payment method on file through Alma's secure payment system. Please keep your payment and insurance information current. Do not send payment-card information by email or text.
Please provide at least 24 hours' notice to cancel or reschedule an appointment.
These fees are separate from treatment charges and apply to the extent permitted by applicable law and insurance contracts. They are not submitted to insurance as charges for clinical services.
Notify the practice through Alma or by email at hello@stillbecomingmentalhealth.com.
There is a 15-minute late-arrival grace period. Missed time is forfeited, and appointments end at their originally scheduled time.
Arriving within the grace period does not guarantee that enough time remains for appropriate care. Your clinician may require rescheduling if insufficient clinical time remains.
If you have not joined within the grace period and the appointment cannot proceed, it may be treated as a no-show.
Please monitor your medication supply and request refills before you run out.
Refills depend on clinical appropriateness and may require a follow-up appointment, laboratory testing, or other monitoring. Requests do not guarantee approval or immediate processing.
The practice uses Alma, email, and text for nonemergency communication. Messages are not continuously monitored, and an immediate response is not guaranteed. Clinical concerns may require a scheduled appointment.
Use Alma for sensitive clinical information when possible. Avoid sending detailed medical information through standard email or text.
Email: hello@stillbecomingmentalhealth.com
Phone: 786-383-3674
Still Becoming Mental Health does not provide emergency services or continuous crisis coverage.
Do not use email, text, or Alma messages to request emergency assistance. If you have a medical emergency, are in immediate danger, or cannot keep yourself or someone else safe, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not wait for a response from the practice.
Our Notice of Privacy Practices explains how protected health information may be used and disclosed and describes your privacy rights.
Patients receive the full Patient Service Agreement & Practice Policies and applicable treatment consents before care. This website page summarizes practice policies and does not replace those documents.
Still Becoming Mental Health
1065 SW 8 Street #2228
Miami, Florida 33130
This is a virtual business mailing address. Patient care is provided exclusively through telehealth; appointments are not held at this location.