Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Patients are responsible to bring payment, in full, at the time of service. Payments are accepted by Cash, Visa, MasterCard, or Discover only. If you have a Health Savings Account card, you are welcome to use that for payment. Please ask for an invoice after each visit for your records or to submit a claim to your insurance provider for some portion of reimbursement.

Unfortunately, we do not accept insurance at this time. If you have insurance, we recommend that you find out what percentage of “mental health” coverage you have, so you know if and how much of a reimbursement you will receive after submitting the invoice to your insurance company.   

Yes! In Texas, Physician Assistants (PA) may issue prescriptions under a written protocol from a supervising physician. PAs have received special training and education in the diagnosing and treatment of diseases. Our PA specializes in Psychiatry and Medication Management, for the past 10 years.

Yes! Prescriptions are typically issued to the patient the same day as their visit.

Outpatient detox is detox done at home over a few days, it is medicated base. Outpatients can continue to function relatively normal and maintain employment as well as family and social relationships. Compared with inpatients, those patients in outpatient treatment retain greater freedom, continue to work and maintain day-to-day activities with fewer disruptions, Outpatient drug rehab can be a good standalone option for someone with a mild addiction, or it can be part of a long-term treatment program.
Patients receiving outpatient detoxification treatment are expected to travel to Embracia Health for their treatment sessions. The sessions are scheduled during the daytime. The initial assessment usually takes about 30 minutes, while subsequential sessions are about 15 minutes.

Opiate Addiction
Our trusted physicians are here to help if you are struggling with heroin or pain pill addiction. Whether you have been unsuccessful in cutting your substance use or need help being subdued into remission, we see hope in your future.

Psychiatry
We have extensive experience in treating psychiatric disorders such as depression, anxiety, phobia, bipolar, and more. Our individualized treatment plans cater to our patient’s needs and is done discreetly, quickly, and with minimum interruption of the patient’s daily routine. You will be supported and guided by our team into recovery.

Medication Management
Medication management helps to promote the safe use of medications and help people achieve the best results from their medication. For those with mental health disorders, medication management is often an important part of the recovery process when used in an effective way as part of the overall treatment.
For some individuals, the use of medication can be a cause for concern, especially if they are unsure as to how they are going to react to certain psychotropic meds.
The process of finding an appropriate medication usually includes the patient, his or her family members, and doctors working together to make sure the medication is prescribed in a way that supports the patient’s personal recovery goals. All those involved should be provided with sufficient information that will help them choose medications based on current evidence and outcomes.

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The initial assessment varies based on your visit. We do require a non-refundable $50 deposit to keep your appointment, this payment will be applied towards the total cost for your initial session.
If you need to see us for substance or alcohol abuse, you will schedule an appointment with Dr. Dadouch or Dr. Green. The initial assessment is about 30 minutes and is a total of $350. Each follow-up visit with our M.D.’s is $150.
If you need to see us for psychiatry, you will schedule an appointment with our PA, Scot Flynn. The initial assessment is about 45 minutes and is a total of $300. Each follow-up visit with Scot is $150. To learn more, visit our Fees & Policies page.

Yes! We can usually see new patients within a week. Please call us to find the next available appointment.

We require 24-hour notice if you need to cancel or change your appointment. You may communicate with the office with a phone call, email, or text message. Same day cancellations are subject to a $35 fee.

To learn more, visit our Fees & Policies page.

No, is the simple answer. It is the patient’s responsibility to use and not “abuse” the prescribed medication as instructed by the physician. Our physicians will typically give you enough for a 30-day supply or the matching length of time that they need to see you again.