​Dr. Miller is Double Board‑Certified in Adult Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine and provides comprehensive psychiatric evaluation and treatment for adults age 18 and older.

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The practice is structured, physician‑directed, and focused on diagnostic precision, thoughtful medication management, and long‑term clinical stability.

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Why Choose This Practice

 

Dual Board Certification
Board certification in both Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine allows for sophisticated management of complex cases, including dual‑diagnosis presentations.

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Comprehensive Diagnostic Evaluation
Initial assessments are thorough and clinically detailed. Careful diagnostic clarification guides all treatment decisions.

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Clinical Independence
As a private‑pay practice, clinical decisions are not influenced by insurance restrictions or third‑party limitations. Treatment recommendations are based solely on medical judgment and established standards of care.

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Structured and Evidence‑Based Care
Medication management, addiction treatment (including oral and long‑acting injectable options), and treatment‑resistant strategies are delivered within a clear and medically supervised framework.

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Confidential and Professional Environment
Discretion, privacy, and professionalism are central to the practice model.

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Practice Model

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This is a private‑pay practice.

Dr. Miller does not participate with any insurance plans.

Operating independently allows for:

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• Extended and unhurried evaluations

• Individualized treatment planning

• Greater confidentiality

• Continuity of care

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A detailed statement (superbill) suitable for out‑of‑network reimbursement is available upon request.

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Initial Evaluation

 

Initial psychiatric evaluations are comprehensive and typically last 90–120 minutes.

A scheduling deposit is required and applied toward the evaluation fee. Full payment is required prior to the appointment.

 

​A $75 deposit is required at the time of scheduling to reserve the appointment. This deposit is applied toward the evaluation fee.

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In‑Person Initial Evaluations

For in‑person initial evaluations, payment is requested in cash or by credit card.

This policy reflects prescribing safeguards and practice compliance standards related to controlled medications.

If a credit card is used, a 3.5% processing fee will be applied.

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Telemedicine Initial Evaluations

For telemedicine evaluations, credit card payment is required prior to the session.

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For the in‑office Initial Evaluation, patients are asked to arrive early to complete the required documentation. Late arrivals may require rescheduling in order to preserve the integrity of the schedule.

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Cancellation Policy

 

Initial evaluations must be canceled at least 48 hours in advance during regular business hours to avoid forfeiture of the scheduling deposit.

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• Cancellations within the required timeframe will result in a refund of the deposit.

• Missed appointments or cancellations with less than 48 hours’ notice result in forfeiture of the deposit.

• Two missed initial evaluations may result in the inability to reschedule.

If cancellation is necessary outside business hours, a voicemail or email may be left. Patients are encouraged to confirm cancellation during regular office hours to ensure appropriate documentation.

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Follow‑Up Care

Follow‑up appointments are scheduled according to clinical need. Payment is required prior to each visit.

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Scheduling

 

Prospective patients may contact the office directly or submit an online inquiry form.

The office will review clinical fit, discuss policies, and coordinate scheduling.