Psychiatric Medication
Thoughtful care. Informed choices.
Medication decisions deserve time, questions, and a conversation. Explore your concerns and options with a provider who works with you to shape a plan around your needs and preferences.
You can begin with questions.
You don’t need to arrive with a decision. Start with what you’re noticing, what you’re curious about, and what you hope care might support.
You’re considering medication.
Ask questions, discuss your concerns, and explore whether medication could be part of your care.
Your current plan needs another look.
Review your experience with treatment, including what feels helpful and what concerns you.
You want care that works together.
Consider how medication, therapy, and other supports might fit your needs and preferences.
You’re looking for ongoing support.
Make space for regular check-ins, questions, and thoughtful review as your needs change.
Medication care centered around you.
Your questions, experiences, and preferences help shape the conversation and the plan.
Meet your medication provider
Get to know Yoonhui Choe, PMHNP-BC, and explore her approach to medication care.
Our team can answer questions about availability and whether medication services may fit your needs.
Understand your options. Make a plan. Check in together.
Begin with your experience.
Talk about your concerns, health history, and what you hope treatment might support.
Consider your options.
Discuss recommendations, potential benefits, risks, and alternatives with your provider.
Review and adjust.
Check in about symptoms, side effects, and how treatment fits into your daily life.
Appointments and medication questions.
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Your first appointment is a 50–55 minute assessment covering your concerns, health history, and treatment options. Prescribing is not guaranteed at the first visit; existing prescriptions are reviewed before continuation.
Follow-up visits typically last 25–30 minutes. Frequency depends on your needs, particularly when starting or adjusting treatment. Your provider may request recent vital signs or other health information, including for telehealth visits.
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Refills require an upcoming appointment and a visit within the past 60 days.
Schedule follow-up care at least one week before you expect to run out. Request refills at least five business days in advance.
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In MYIO, select “Medication” to send your refill request, or contact our office directly.
Please request refills through PSC rather than your pharmacy. Pharmacy requests will not be processed.
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Dosage changes are addressed during appointments. Share questions about side effects or treatment concerns with your provider.
Prior authorizations may take up to seven business days.
Care that fits your life.
Medication appointments are primarily offered through telehealth, with some in-person availability at our Westside Beaverton location.
In person
Some in-person availability with Yoonhui at our Westside Beaverton location. Out team can confirm her availability.
Telehealth
Meet with Yoonhui securely online. Our team can confirm whether telehealth services are available in the state where you’ll attend appointments.
Not sure where to begin?
Tell us a little about what you’re looking for. We’ll help you explore whether one of our services may fit your needs.