Who This Page Is For
This is a dedicated resource for physicians, therapists, and specialists treating patients at the intersection of connective tissue disorders, immunological dysfunction, and autonomic instability who require advanced psychiatric coordination.
Care Pathways
Collaborative
Aetna, Cigna, Medical Mutual, Humana Commercial, Ohio Healthy, and Devoted Health.
Network Partners
AmeriHealth, BCBS OH, GEHA, UHC/Optum, VA CCN, Carelon, Curative, Horizon BCBS NJ, Oscar, Oxford, The Health Plan.
Psyched Directly
Lyra Health, OSU Employee/Student plans, Anthem (existing), and Concierge private-pay care.
FOR CLINICIANS · EDS · MCAS · POTS
The Psychiatric Trifecta: Comprehensive Care for EDS, MCAS & POTS
Specialized psychiatric medicine for the complex overlap of hypermobility, mast cell activation, and dysautonomia.
Why It Matters
The Neuro-Somatic Link
Psychiatric symptoms are often the earliest markers of physiological instability in EDS and MCAS.
Medication Sensitivity
Standard psychotropics frequently trigger mast cell flares or exacerbate dysautonomia without specialized dosing.
Care Gaps
Most psychiatric protocols ignore the systemic physiological burden of the Trifecta.
Why Refer to Psyched
I
Expertise in mast-cell-safe psychiatric prescribing and pharmacogenomic interpretation.
II
Comprehensive screening for POTS-related anxiety mimics to distinguish between dysautonomia and GAD.
III
Collaboration with specialists in immunology, cardiology, and physical therapy.
IV
Trauma-informed care for patients who have experienced medical gaslighting elsewhere.
V
Neuro-somatic approach focusing on quietening the overactive nervous system.
VI
Convenient telehealth access across Ohio and in-person care in Columbus.
How to Refer
STEP 01
Review our clinical focus areas and care pathways below.
STEP 02
Send a referral directly via Spruce or email.
STEP 03
Our care coordinator will reach out to the patient within 48 hours.
Clinical note: Our practice focuses exclusively on adults (18+). We do not provide acute crisis intervention or primary management for severe medical instability. All psychiatric treatment is coordinated with the patient's existing care team.
Restoring the quiet balance.
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