Find the Right Medication in Utah, With a Provider Who Has Time for You
Board-certified psychiatrists and PMHNPs in Salt Lake City, Bountiful, and South Ogden — plus telehealth statewide. Depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and more.
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What Is Psychiatric Medication Management?
Psychiatric medication management is the ongoing process of evaluating, prescribing, and monitoring medication to treat mental health conditions — starting with a full evaluation, followed by a personalized treatment plan and regular follow-ups to track how well it's working.
At NBCG, it's provided in person by board-certified psychiatrists and psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners (PMHNPs) at our Salt Lake City, Bountiful, and South Ogden clinics, plus telehealth available statewide — including Layton, West Jordan, Logan, and beyond. For patients who haven't improved with standard medication, we also offer TMS, Spravato, and ketamine therapy.
What Makes Our Medication Management Different
Expert-led medication management from board-certified providers and PMHNPs
Personalized treatment plans tailored to your unique needs
Ongoing support and monitoring to optimize your treatment
Evidence-based psychiatry for depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, and more
Comprehensive Care for the Full Picture
Three Steps to Feeling Steadier
Initial Evaluation
A thorough psychiatric evaluation covering your symptoms, history, and goals — in person or via telehealth.
Personalized Plan
Your provider builds a medication plan tailored to you — explaining options and timelines clearly before you start.
Ongoing Monitoring
Regular follow-ups to track how it's working and fine-tune the plan — so you're never stuck on something that isn't helping.
The Providers Who'll Be Treating You
Real NBCG psychiatrists and PMHNPs — not a call center.
Advanced Depression Treatments
If you've tried two or more antidepressants without adequate relief, medication isn't your only option. All three are available in person at our Salt Lake City, Bountiful, and South Ogden clinics.
TMS Therapy
Non-invasive, drug-free magnetic pulse therapy for major depressive disorder. No anesthesia, no downtime — 19–37 minute sessions, 5 days a week for 4–6 weeks. Covered by most commercial and Medicare plans.
Learn About TMS Therapy →Spravato (Esketamine)
An FDA-approved nasal spray for treatment-resistant depression, administered under medical supervision in our certified REMS clinic. Many patients notice improvement within days. Covered by Medicare and most private insurers.
Learn About Spravato →Ketamine Therapy
Fast-acting ketamine therapy — intranasal or intramuscular — for depression that hasn't responded to other treatments. Often produces results within 24 hours, paired with therapeutic support. Sessions starting at $200.
Learn About Ketamine Therapy →We Accept Most Insurance
Most Utah patients pay little to nothing out of pocket for psychiatric medication management. We handle the verification so you don't have to.
19+ insurance plans acceptedSelf-Pay & Sliding Scale Options Also Available
What Families in Utah Say About NBCG
"The team displayed incredible advocacy regarding insurance and billing on our family's behalf."
A patient in NBCG's Spravato program shared that the clinical team always makes them feel at home, comfortable, and supported through their ups and downs.
"Wouldn't go anywhere else for our family's mental health needs."
Medication Management FAQs
Follow-up frequency depends on your treatment plan, but most patients are seen every 4–12 weeks once stable. New patients are typically seen more often at first while we find the right medication and dose.
No. You can receive medication management at NBCG without being in therapy, though many patients find combining the two gives the best results.
Yes. Our providers evaluate and prescribe ADHD medications, including stimulant and non-stimulant options, based on your evaluation and history.
We offer same-week appointments in most cases. Availability varies by clinic and provider — call (385) 452-8566 to check current openings.
For most psychiatric conditions, yes. Telehealth visits cover the same evaluation, prescribing, and monitoring as in-person visits, and are available anywhere in Utah.
Your provider will adjust the dose or try a different medication. If multiple medications haven't helped, we may discuss advanced options like TMS, Spravato, or ketamine therapy.
We treat children, teens, and adults. Pediatric medication management includes family-centered care with parent check-ins.
You may have treatment-resistant depression. In that case, TMS, Spravato, or ketamine therapy may be the next step — see our Advanced Depression Treatments section above.
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In-Person Medication Management
Available in person at these three clinics — telehealth is available statewide for everywhere else in Utah.
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Live in Layton, West Jordan, Logan, or elsewhere in Utah? Medication management is available via telehealth →
Indications for Treatment
The providers at Neurobehavioral Center for Growth (NBCG) offer psychiatric medication management in Utah for a range of mental health conditions, including but not limited to Major Depressive Disorder (MDD), Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), ADHD, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), and Bipolar Disorder. Medications are prescribed based on individual assessments and in conjunction with other therapeutic interventions as needed.
Important Safety Information
Psychiatric medications are only available by prescription and should be taken as directed by a healthcare provider. A provider at NBCG can help determine if medication is right for you. Patients' responses to medications may vary, and ongoing monitoring is necessary to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Common side effects may include drowsiness, dizziness, nausea, changes in appetite, or mood fluctuations. Some medications carry risks such as dependency, withdrawal symptoms, or rare but serious adverse effects. It is important to discuss all potential risks and benefits with your provider.
Medications for mental health conditions should not be discontinued without consulting a healthcare provider. If you experience severe side effects, worsening symptoms, or thoughts of self-harm, seek immediate medical attention.
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