A Human Approach To Psychiatry

PANZONE PSYCHIATRY
Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Psychiatrist?

A Psychiatrist is a board-certified doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness. Psychiatrists can order medical tests and prescribe medication.

What is a D.O.?

D.O. stands for Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine.

Like an M.D., a D.O. completes four years of medical school and a residency program in their chosen specialty and can prescribe medications and practice medicine anywhere in the United States.

A D.O. receives the same medical licenses as an M.D.

A D.O. has all the same tools to treat you as an M.D.; however, D.O.’s have an extra tool in their toolbox, the Osteopathic approach to patient care.

Osteopathic medicine is based on the belief that the body’s systems are interrelated, and so the focus is on treating the whole person, not just treating specific symptoms or illnesses. This consideration creates a patient-centered, holistic, hands-on approach to diagnosing and providing treatment.

Can medicine help me?
Yes, medicine can be an effective part of your treatment. Please get in touch to discuss this with Dr. Panzone.
What if I feel my medicine is not working?
Medications for mental illness can take time to reach full effect. Dr. Panzone will see patients more frequently at the beginning of their treatment to make sure treatment is going in the right direction and address any concerns you may have.
Do you offer Talk Therapy?

While I do not practice traditional talk or Cognitive Therapy, to develop the best course of treatment for you, I must take the time to get to know you, your stressors, and your barriers, including providing a supportive and interactive atmosphere for discussion. I can also help with a referral for a licensed therapist who can provide traditional therapy who would be a good fit for your situation.

Do you work with other medical professionals?

Yes. Please get in touch with Panzone Psychiatry to make a medical referral. Visit the Therapist Referral page to learn more.

What ages do you treat?
This practice treats adults aged 18 and above.
What conditions do you treat?
Panzone Psychiatry specializes in the treatment of adult patients suffering from depression, anxiety, and ADHD.
How do appointments take place?

Services are provided via telemedicine only at this time. Please reach out via text, email, or contact form to schedule your appointment. You can learn more about The Process here.

Is Telehealth private?

The Telehealth platform is safe and secure, and compliant with healthcare privacy and security regulations, including HIPAA. During your appointments, you should be in a private space free from distractions.
Due to current federal Telehealth laws, you must be physically in Connecticut or New York State during each appointment with Dr. Panzone

Do you have early or late appointment times available?
Yes. Appointment times are flexible to accommodate the busy schedules of patients.
How do I schedule an appointment?

Please call or text Dr. Panzone at 914-715-1218 to schedule a brief phone call.

Visit The Process Page to learn more.

Do you take insurance?

Panzone Psychiatry is an out-of-network provider. Many insurance companies will reimburse a percentage of out-of-network services. As all insurance plans are different, it is best to contact your provider to learn about your out-of-network benefits.  

What if I need to reach Dr. Panzone outside of office hours?

Please refer to the policies page here.