Adults 18+ · Southlake & Texas telehealth
Psychiatric medication management in Texas
Medication not helping enough, side effects getting in the way, or looking for ongoing care? Review your current treatment and next steps with a psychiatric clinician in Southlake or online across Texas.
A 15-minute introductory phone call to discuss fit and next steps. This is not a psychiatric evaluation.
Your concerns come first
What brings you in?
You do not need to know the solution before asking for help.
Medication isn't helping enough
You want to review how well your current treatment is working.
Side effects are getting in the way
You want to discuss benefits, unwanted effects, and alternatives.
You have questions about treatment
You want to understand your medications and the next steps.
You need ongoing care
You are looking for follow-up and monitoring of your treatment.
One step at a time
How to get started
Start with a conversation
Contact the office or schedule an introductory call to discuss fit and appointment options.
Review insurance and payment
Verify your benefits or review self-pay information before arranging your appointment.
Meet with your clinician
Review your symptoms, current treatment, benefits, and concerns. Discuss options and a follow-up plan.
What a medication review involves
We work collaboratively to find the right medication approach for you, discussing potential benefits, risks, side effects, drug interactions, and reasonable alternatives. We monitor your response and adjust the plan as needed.
Your treatment and follow-up
Prescribing FDA-approved psychiatric medications when appropriate, reviewing side effects, ordering or reviewing laboratory monitoring when indicated, and adjusting doses based on your response and ongoing clinical evaluation.
No medication is prescribed without a clinical evaluation. A specific prescription or medication change is not guaranteed.
Learn about psychiatric evaluation →Who you'll see
Tell the office whom you would like to see so it can confirm fit and availability.
Rana Kaleemullah, MD
Board-certified psychiatrist · Dr. K
Josh Fantauzzi, MSN, PMHNP-BC
Psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner
Insurance and payment
We accept UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Aetna, Medicare (verify specific plan participation), and Curative (eligible plans). Coverage and cost-sharing vary by plan, member eligibility, clinician, and service. Verify your benefits before your first visit.
Review insurance and self-pay information →Your questions, answered
Open only the details you need.
What is psychiatric medication management?
Medication management at SLS Psychiatry is the careful selection, prescribing, and ongoing monitoring of psychiatric medications for adults, based on a clinical evaluation, current evidence, and shared decision-making. No medication is prescribed without a clinical evaluation.
When to reach out
If you are starting a new medication, need adjustments to current prescriptions, or want to explore pharmacological options for your symptoms.
Does SLS Psychiatry prescribe controlled substances?
Controlled substances are never guaranteed. Any prescribing decision is based on clinical evaluation, diagnosis, history, safety, and appropriateness.
How long does psychiatric medication take to work?
It varies. Many antidepressants and mood medications take 4–8 weeks to reach full effect, while others act sooner. The provider will explain expected timelines for any medication recommended for you.
How often will I be seen for medication follow-up?
Follow-up frequency depends on the medication, your stability, and clinical guidelines. Many patients are seen every 1–3 months once stable.
Can I get medication management by telehealth?
Yes, for non-controlled medications and when clinically appropriate. Patients must be physically located in Texas at the time of the visit.
Where can existing patients find refill information?
See our patient resources and refill information for the practice's current instructions.
Let's talk about your next step.
In-person appointments in Southlake and telehealth for patients physically located in Texas during each visit.
Schedule an introductory call (opens Google Calendar in a new tab)What happens on the introductory call?
The Google Calendar link schedules a 15-minute introductory phone call with our administrative team or, sometimes, the doctor. It is not a psychiatric evaluation or a guarantee of acceptance as a patient. We discuss fit and next steps before a clinical appointment is arranged.