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Geriatric Psychiatry

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Older-Adult Focused • Thoughtful • Coordinated

Specialized psychiatric care for older adults and the changes that come with aging.

Geriatric psychiatry focuses on mental health in later life, including mood and anxiety concerns, sleep problems, grief and life transitions, memory changes, and the emotional impact of medical illness. We consider the whole picture—medical history, medications, cognitive changes, and family input (with consent)— to create a safe, personalized plan.

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Assess Mood, memory, function
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Coordinate Medical-aware care
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Support Patients & caregivers
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Urgent concerns If you are in immediate danger, having thoughts of self-harm, or experiencing severe symptoms, call your local emergency number or go to the nearest emergency room.

Common concerns

Depression, anxiety, sleep issues, grief, caregiver stress, cognitive/memory concerns, and adjustment to illness.

Medication safety

We review all medications carefully to reduce side effects, interactions, and unnecessary prescriptions.

Caregiver collaboration

With consent, we involve family/caregivers to improve support, routines, and treatment follow-through.

What We Offer

What to expect in geriatric psychiatry

A careful, respectful approach that considers medical complexity, safety, and quality of life.

Comprehensive Evaluation

We assess emotional health, functioning, and cognitive concerns while reviewing medical history.

  • Mood, anxiety, and sleep review
  • Memory/cognitive screening (when needed)
  • Medical conditions and medication review

Medication Management

When medication is appropriate, we use a “start low, go slow” approach and monitor closely.

  • Interaction and side effect monitoring
  • Careful dose adjustments
  • Refills and follow-ups

Care Coordination & Support

We support patients and caregivers with practical guidance and coordinated treatment planning.

  • Coordination with primary care/specialists (with consent)
  • Support for caregiver stress and routines
  • Planning for follow-up and stability
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How It Works

Three steps to supportive care

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Share History

Share History

We review symptoms, medical history, medications, and any cognitive or functional changes.

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Create a Plan

Create a Plan

We discuss options and build a plan that balances effectiveness, safety, and quality of life.

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Monitor & Support

Monitor & Support

We follow up regularly, monitor response and side effects, and adjust treatment as needed.

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