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Mental Health Evaluation & Medication Management

Child and adolescent mental health care for ADHD, anxiety, and depression, alongside adult mental health care. Physician-led evaluation and medication management are available for children ages 8 and up, adolescents, and adults. Review your symptoms, treatment history, and medication options with Dr. Mohit Chhatpar and leave with a clear plan for the next step.

Telemedicine: New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Virginia. You must be physically located in an eligible state during your visit. In-person appointments are available in Manhattan and Manasquan, New Jersey.

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Evaluation for ADHD, anxiety, and depression

An evaluation considers symptoms, medical history, sleep, functioning at school or work, previous treatment, substance use when relevant, and current and past medications. The goal is to understand the clinical picture and explain appropriate treatment options.

Medication review and ongoing management

Discuss whether your current treatment is helping, any side effects, and concerns about your medication plan. When medication is appropriate, follow-up helps assess response and tolerability and determine whether treatment needs adjustment. Recommendations are individualized; a visit does not guarantee a particular medication.

Child and adolescent mental health care

Children ages 8 and up and adolescents are welcome for age-appropriate evaluation and medication management for concerns including ADHD, anxiety, and depression. Care considers development, school and family context, and the young person’s experience. Parent or guardian involvement and coordination with existing clinicians are addressed as appropriate to the patient’s care and applicable requirements.

A coordinated approach

With appropriate authorization, the practice can communicate with therapists and other treating clinicians when it helps the treatment plan. When needs exceed the scope of outpatient care, the next step may include referral or coordination with a more appropriate service.

What to bring to your first visit

• An updated medication list, including supplements and any side effects you have noticed.
• Previous treatment information and relevant records or laboratory results.
• The symptoms, daily challenges, and goals you most want to address.

Provide sensitive records through the practice’s secure intake process, rather than ordinary website comments or email.

Meet Dr. Mohit Chhatpar

Dr. Chhatpar is a physician with board certification in family medicine and obesity medicine and fellowship training in addiction medicine. Read about his training, credentials, and approach to care.

Mental health medication management: telehealth and office visits

Telehealth evaluation and follow-up are available for patients physically located in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, or Virginia at the time of the visit. Let the practice know your state when requesting care, including if you plan to travel.

Prefer an in-person appointment? Office visits are available by appointment in Manhattan, New York, and Manasquan, New Jersey. View office addresses and telehealth location requirements. The appropriate visit format and treatment plan depend on your individual needs.

Fees and appointments

Review current private-pay fees and choose an appointment option. You can seek focused mental health care without needing care in the practice’s other service areas.

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Urgent concerns: This practice is not an emergency service. For an immediate emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Call or text 988 for crisis support in the United States.