You send the referral
Complete the form on this page. It travels encrypted through a channel with a HIPAA agreement, the same as the rest of our clinical communications.
FOR REFERRING PROFESSIONALS
Two specialties, one treatment.
Therapy and medication management do not compete: they hold each other up. When your patient needs a psychiatric evaluation or a medication adjustment, having a professional working in the same direction changes the outcome.
Are you a medical or primary care provider? See the page for primary care
Care across five states
Bilingual care ES / EN
Broad insurance network
HIPAA-compliant
HOW THE REFERRAL WORKS
Three steps, with no friction for your patient.
01
We call the patient
Within 2 to 3 business days we contact the patient, send a brief pre-screening, and coordinate the initial evaluation, in Spanish or English. If you would rather coordinate the appointment yourself, say so in the form.
Treatment moves forward in parallel
Isabel takes on the evaluation and medication management. You continue the therapeutic process. With the patient's authorization, we stay in touch about the plan.
INTEGRATED CARE, INDIVIDUAL DECISIONS
When treatment works as a team.
There is no single formula in mental health care. Psychotherapy may be enough for some people; others may benefit from medication; and, in certain cases, a coordinated combination may be the most appropriate option. The decision depends on clinical evaluation, individual needs and preferences, prior response, and each person's progress.
What medication may contribute
When indicated, it may help relieve symptoms, support stability, and make it easier for a person to engage in other parts of care. It requires follow-up and review of benefits, effects, and adjustments.
What psychotherapy may contribute
It may help people understand emotions, thoughts, and behaviors; build skills; cope with stress; and practice new ways of responding to difficulties.
What coordination contributes
With the patient's authorization, professionals can align goals and share relevant information. Each keeps a distinct role, while care becomes less fragmented.
Isabel does not replace your work. She complements it.
What you sustain
The therapeutic process: the bond, the weekly work, the elaboration. The space where the patient makes sense of what is happening.
What Isabel contributes
Psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis and medication management for adults ages 21 to 64, with supportive therapy integrated into her visits.
When both components are indicated, coordination helps prevent the patient from being split between isolated services and allows the plan to move forward with shared goals.
What to expect when you refer a patient
- Care in Delaware, Florida, Oregon, South Carolina and Washington
- A brief, no-cost pre-screening for the patient
- Care in Spanish and English, by video visit
- Communication with you about the medication plan, with the patient's authorization
- We accept a wide variety of health insurance plans across the five states
- Psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis and medication management
QUESTIONS FROM PROFESSIONALS
Before sending the referral
Does Oasis Mental Care offer therapy sessions?
Not as a stand-alone service. Isabel integrates supportive therapy into her medication visits. When formal psychotherapy is needed, it is coordinated with a therapist.
In which states can the patient be seen?
Delaware, Florida, Oregon, South Carolina, and Washington. The patient must be physically located in one of these states at the time of each visit; we confirm their location before care.
Will I receive information about the plan?
Yes. With the patient's authorization, we can share clinically relevant information and treatment-plan recommendations to coordinate care with the referring professional.
What happens after the form is sent?
We review the referral and, based on the selected preference, contact the patient or coordinate with the professional within 2 to 3 business days.
REFERRAL FORM
Refer a patient
This form travels encrypted through a channel with a HIPAA agreement, the same one we use for all clinical communication. The information is used solely to coordinate care for the referred patient.
Scheduled care, not emergency care. We do not provide crisis or on-call services. If your patient is at immediate risk, do not use this form: call 988 or 911.