For an emergency, call 911. In the United States, call or text 988 for suicide or mental-health crisis support.

Casa Privée is an outpatient medical practice, not an inpatient detoxification unit, psychiatric hospital or residential rehabilitation facility. A clinical assessment determines whether this setting is appropriate for your needs.

Casa Privée scope: private psychiatry, mental-health care and addiction medicine. Regenerative orthopedics is provided through a separate clinical entity.

Clinical pathway

From your first inquiry to ongoing care

Knowing what happens next can make it easier to seek help. The initial inquiry lets you understand the process before deciding on a clinical assessment.

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1

Contact us

Call the practice or use the general inquiry form for scheduling questions. Share only the details needed to arrange contact. Do not send diagnoses, medication lists, medical records or other sensitive health information through ordinary email or the general form.

2

Prepare for assessment

The practice will explain how to provide any necessary records and intake information through the approved clinical process. Ask about the appointment format, expected duration, fees and preparation before confirming your visit.

3

Meet with the clinician

Your assessment considers your concerns, psychiatric and medical history, substance use, previous treatment, medications, functioning and immediate safety, alongside your goals and questions.

4

Discuss the appropriate setting

The clinician explains whether outpatient care is suitable for your needs. If another level of care is safer or more appropriate, that recommendation is discussed with you.

5

Consider the plan together

You receive an explanation of the recommended approach, possible benefits, important risks, alternatives and practical commitments. Ask about anything that remains unclear, including costs and follow-up arrangements.

6

Review progress

Follow-up considers your response, side effects, functioning and changing needs. With appropriate authorization, care may be coordinated with other clinicians or people involved in your support.

Preparing for your consultation

Information that improves the assessment.

  • A current medication and supplement list

  • Relevant prior assessments

  • Medical conditions

  • Allergies and a treatment summary

  • Provide records only through the approved process

  • For substance-use concerns, be ready to discuss current use. Bring your questions too.

Do not delay urgent care

If there is an overdose, severe withdrawal, chest pain, seizure, inability to remain safe, suicidal intent, severe confusion, psychosis or another emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Call or text 988 in the United States for suicide and mental-health crisis support.

Transparency

Questions patients should be able to answer.

Before beginning care, a patient should understand the nature and limits of the proposed plan.

Why this treatment?

What evidence, clinical reasoning and individual factors support the recommendation?

What are the alternatives?

What other treatments or levels of care could reasonably be considered?

How will we know?

What symptoms, behaviors and functional outcomes will determine whether the plan is helping?

Practical questions before booking

Ask about visit duration and format, fees, payment or insurance arrangements, cancellation terms and preparation. A website request is not a confirmed appointment or an assurance that the practice can provide the care needed.

Contact

The first conversation is about fit and safety.

A general inquiry does not establish a physician-patient relationship and is not a diagnosis. It allows the team to determine the appropriate next administrative step.

nOTE : Do not wait for a website response in an emergency

For overdose, severe withdrawal, a seizure, immediate danger or another medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. In the United States, call or text 988 for suicide or mental-health crisis support.

Private psychiatry · Addiction medicine · Miami

Private, physician-led psychiatry and addiction medicine in Brickell, Miami. Careful assessment, clear explanations and individualized follow-up.

1395 Brickell Avenue, Suite 200, Miami, Florida 33131

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