Psychiatric medication management · Cranford, New Jersey

Medication Management

Medication management is more than a refill. Visits review benefit, side effects, history, and goals, with monitoring and follow-up as part of ongoing psychiatric care.

A useful starting point

What the evaluation should clarify.

These are discussion areas, not a self-diagnosis checklist or a promise that a particular treatment is appropriate.

  1. 01

    Current medications, benefit, side effects, adherence, interactions, and practical concerns

  2. 02

    Prior medication trials, diagnosis, medical history, substances, sleep, and safety

  3. 03

    Goals, alternatives, monitoring needs, coordination, and the next follow-up point

Service details

What to know about this care.

While some conditions are better treated in therapy, many patients benefit from medication. In medication management, our psychiatrists and nurse practitioners work with their patients to determine the right medication options and dosage to treat a variety of psychiatric disorders including but not limited to depression, anxiety, ADHD, OCD, PTSD and bipolar disorder. Patients are then monitored over time to ensure medication efficacy, to adjust medications as needed and ensure the safe use of any potentially addictive medications. Commonly prescribed psychiatric medications include antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, antipsychotics and stimulants.

Because medication management can be a long-term process, it is important for patients to stay committed to the treatment process and follow all recommendations made by our healthcare providers.