pisgah institute patient portal

Why choose the Pisgah Institute?

If you would like to create a portal account, please call The Pisgah Institute at 828-254-9494 to request an invitation to become registered. You may also use the Contact Us box below, providing your name, date of birth, and email address. Once you receive your invitation, follow the instructions, linked below, to complete your registration.

How do I make an appointment at the Pisgah Institute?

The Pisgah Institute is the largest, most comprehensive behavioral health practice in Western North Carolina. We provide a wide variety of mental-health treatments. The home-like atmosphere of the practice provides a relaxing atmosphere where patients can feel comfortable and cared for. Patient Portal Clinicians TMS Forms

Who is the Pisgah Institute nurse practitioner?

Patient Portal; Select Page. New Patients. We know you have a choice in your health care and want to make the new patient process as seamless as possible. If your referral has been accepted, our new patient intake coordinator will contact you within one week regarding scheduling. ... The Pisgah Institute is an equal opportunity employer. We ...

Does Pisgah take insurance?

Jan 04, 2022 · Patient Portal; Select Page. New Patients. As of January 4, 2022 we are not scheduling any new patients. We know you have a choice in your health care and want to make the new patient process as seamless as possible. ... The Pisgah Institute is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive ...

What is the Pisgah Institute?

The Pisgah Institute is comprised of psychiatrists, doctoral-level psychologists, and psychiatric nurse practitioners who address a full range of mental conditions. We provide consultation, medication management, and individual psychotherapy.

What does Dr. Jones see in therapy?

Jones sees therapy as an invitation to explore how one’s past informs one’s present, how one’s internal life (thoughts, emotions, and aspirations) influences one’s external life (job, family, and friendships), and how one’s perception shapes one’s reality.

Who is Neal Jones?

We are happy to welcome Neal Jones, Psy.D. to the Pisgah team! Dr. Jones is a psychologist and Unitarian Universalist minister who has worked in clinical settings and served congregations in North and South Carolina, Texas, and Pennsylvania over…

How to view my health information?

View, Download or Transmit your health information: . 1. View your health information on the “Summary” page under the “My Health” tab. 2. Download by clicking the “lue utton Download my data”. You’ll have two format options: a. PDF – a PDF file is identical to the web page itself.

How to view upcoming appointments?

Appointments and appointment requests . Viewing your upcoming appointments 1. lick on the “Appointments” tab. 2. Your first appointment scheduled for the present day or your first upcoming appointment will automatically display. If you would like to view other appointments, click “Scheduled” on the left hand side.

How to update my insurance information?

1. lick on the “My profile” tab. elow your information, click the “here” link to submit an update. 2. Update your information and click “Submit” . 3. To submit an update of your Insurance information, click on “My profile”, then click “My Insurance” on the left, and finally click the “here” link. 4.

How to request a refill on a prescription?

1. Select the “Medications” section on the “My Health” tab 2. lick the “Request Medication Refill” button in the right-hand corner . 3. Select which medications you would like to have refilled, provide the best contact number to reach you on for this refill request, add any additional comments and click “Submit”. 1 2 .

How to view scheduled appointments in Outlook?

If you would like to view other appointments, click “Scheduled” on the left hand side. All present day and future appointments will be displayed in the column box. Requesting an appointment . 1. To request an appointment, you would click the “Appointments” tab and then select “Request” on the left hand side.

Who is Dr. Berg?

Dr. Berg is a psychiatrist who has been practicing general adult and geriatric psychiatry at The Pisgah Institute since 1999. Her clinical interests include evaluation and medication management of a broad range of adult mental-health disorders. She also administers transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) therapy for major depressive disorder. Dr. Berg obtained her undergraduate degree at Duke University and attended East Carolina University School of Medicine for medical school and psychiatry residency. She has worked at the Copestone Psychiatric unit and administered ECT treatments in the past. Dr. Berg is a shareholder at The Pisgah Institute, serving as Vice-President and in a leadership and practice-management role. Her personal areas of interest include medical missions, travel, and ballroom dancing.

What is Dr. Miller's specialty?

In her private practice, Dr. Miller specializes in treating individuals with issues such as depression and anxiety, as well as chronic medical conditions, sexual identity, end-of-life concerns, substance abuse, and trauma. Dr. Miller is a psychologist who retired after 30 years at the Department of Public Safety working with female offenders and correctional staff. She has served as a mental-health Red Cross volunteer and has provided critical incident debriefings for first responders and correctional personnel. She started her undergraduate studies at Indiana University and completed her graduate work at North Carolina State University. Dr. Miller uses cognitive-behavioral interventions and believes that individuals cope best by having physical, mental, and spiritual strategies to balance their lives. In her spare time she enjoys nature walks, attending live theater performances, learning piano, and singing in community chorus.

Where is Sarah Mitchener?

Mitchener has become a shareholder at The Pisgah Institute in 2018, serving in a leadership and practice management role. When not working, she enjoys many of the great Asheville restaurants, yoga, hip hop dance, and spending time with friends and family.

What is Dr. McKeel's job?

As a psychologist, Dr. McKeel works with adult men and women ages 45 and older using a variety of perspectives and interventions as appropriate for the client’s needs and goals. She strives to maintain a whole-person perspective, understanding that body, mind, emotions, and spirit all interact in the healing process.

Where did Dr. Double go to college?

Dr. Double earned her doctorate in clinical psychology from Fuller Theological Seminary and completed her undergraduate studies at the State University of New York at Cortland. She comes to the Pisgah Institute after having completing a post-doctoral fellowship where she focused on the provision of psychotherapy and assessment services. Dr. Double completed her pre-doctoral internship at the Charles George VA Medical Center in Asheville, North Carolina. She has experience working with homeless people, child-trafficking victims, and other individuals impacted by trauma, including military-sexual and combat-related trauma and campus sexual violence, with people who suffer from phobias and addiction, and with individuals who have severe and persistent mental illness. Having worked in integrated- healthcare settings, she is able to explore with patients the impact of medical conditions on mental health. She brings a wealth of knowledge on the integration of psychology and theology and can attend to patients’ mental-health-related spiritual concerns. Dr. Double also provides neuropsychological, academic, personality, and career assessments.

Where does Dr. Hutchins live?

He has worked in a variety of settings in the past as a case manager, psychiatric registered nurse, and nurse manager prior to coming to The Pisgah Institute. Mr. Hutchins came to western North Carolina in 1999 after living previously in Louisiana and Florida. He currently lives in a rural setting with his family. Mr.

Where did Dr. McKeel get her degree?

Dr. McKeel came into psychology by way of nursing. She earned her undergraduate and graduate degrees in nursing from the University of North Carolina — Chapel Hill and the University of Virginia. She worked as a registered nurse in public health, neonatology, and psychiatry/mental health.

What are the risks of telehealth?

There is a loss of immediacy as compared to face-to-face treatment and therefore the possibility of miscommunication is increased. Another risk is that we may not be in your area and are not familiar with urgent or emergency services that may be required.

Do you need to be private for video conferencing?

Just like a professional office, video conferencing needs to be conducted in a private area where your confidentiality can be assured. As such, you need to secure a comfortable and private location where interruptions will be reduced to a minimum.

Does insurance pay for telehealth?

Whereas most private and public insurance carriers pay for telehealth services, some may not. As a result, you will be held responsible for any fees incurred that are not covered. Additionally, if there are any costs associated with set up for the patient, the patient will bare those costs.

OVERVIEW

Dr. Berg graduated from the The Brody School of Medicine At East Carolina University in 1995. She works in Asheville, NC and 1 other location and specializes in Psychiatry.

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