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Patient guide · First evaluation and medication management

How to request an in-person psychiatric evaluation in El Paso

An adult patient’s guide to in-person psychiatric evaluations, office location, self-pay prices, and insurance booking.

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Is the El Paso office accepting adult evaluation requests?

Her Mind & Wellness, PLLC welcomes new adult evaluation requests for in-person appointments with Elizabeth Ghadimi, PMHNP-BC. The office is at 1200 Golden Key Circle, Suite 121, El Paso, TX 79925. Visits are by confirmed appointment; this website does not show real-time openings.

Choose insurance or direct self-pay

For insurance, follow the Headway option on the Her Mind & Wellness website to check plan participation, costs, and any office appointment choices. For direct self-pay, send a request to the practice for an in-person evaluation. The practice reviews the request and confirms next steps; submitting it does not reserve a time.

What does the first visit cost?

The practice lists $175 for an initial 60-minute self-pay evaluation and $95 for a 30-minute self-pay follow-up. Insurance costs vary by plan and should be confirmed through Headway. These prices describe practice self-pay services, not coverage guarantees.

What should I expect during the evaluation?

Elizabeth will discuss your concerns, relevant background, previous care, and your goals. She may review options for follow-up treatment. A specific diagnosis or medication cannot be promised before clinical assessment.

A checklist before you go

  • Confirm your appointment time and the office suite in the practice’s reply.

  • Bring medication and supplement lists, if applicable, and questions you would like to discuss.

  • If you intend to use insurance, verify your specific plan and costs before the appointment.

  • Read the provider profile and consider noting your priorities privately rather than sending symptoms through a general contact form.

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