Service
Medication Management
Thoughtful, conservative, evidence-based prescribing, always paired with the bigger picture.
What it is
Medication Management
Medication can be a powerful tool, and we treat it like one tool among many. Our philosophy is simple: the fewest medications at the lowest effective dose, chosen carefully and reviewed together.
Appointments give you real time to talk. Every prescribing decision is grounded in current evidence and made alongside therapy and lifestyle, never in isolation. We'll explain what a medication does, what to watch for, and why it's a good fit before you start anything.
Whether you're starting your first medication, simplifying a complicated regimen, or maintaining something that already works, the goal is the same: using only what's needed and nothing more.
Who it's for
Is this right for you?
- People who want a careful, conservative approach to medication
- Anyone managing anxiety, OCD, depression, ADHD, and more
- Those who feel over-medicated and want to simplify
- People seeking a second opinion on a current regimen
- Patients who want medication and therapy handled together
Our Approach
How we approach it
Conservative, evidence-based, and collaborative. We review the research with you, talk through benefits and trade-offs, and adjust as you go, so you stay fully in control of your care.
Medication works best as part of the bigger picture, so it's coordinated with therapy and lifestyle foundations that support lasting change.
The fewest medications, at the lowest effective dose.
What to Expect
What to expect
What ongoing medication care looks like:
- Unhurried appointments with time to ask questions
- Clear explanations of options, benefits, and trade-offs
- Regular check-ins and thoughtful adjustments
- Care coordinated with therapy and lifestyle
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Not necessarily. Medication is one option, never a requirement. Many people do well with therapy and lifestyle changes, and we only recommend medication when we believe it will genuinely help.
In most cases, yes. We'll review what you're taking, what's working, and what isn't, and make changes gradually and only when there's a clear reason.
No. Voyager does not prescribe controlled substances. We focus on evidence-based, non-controlled medications and pair them with therapy when that's the best fit for your goals.
It varies by person and stage of treatment. Visits are scheduled as standard (up to 30 minutes) or extended (up to 45 minutes) follow-ups, and we set a cadence that fits where you are.
Voyager is in-network with Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Blue Cross Blue Shield. Self-pay rates are $250 for a standard follow-up and $375 for an extended follow-up. See Insurance & Fees.
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