Primary care that treats your mind and body as one story.
Your mood, sleep, energy, and physical symptoms are all connected. At 3 Roots Concierge Medicine, we take mental health as seriously as blood pressure or cholesterol—because it shapes everything about how you feel and function.
Many people live with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADHD, and other conditions without feeling truly seen in primary care. We change that by:
Creating space for honest conversations.
Taking your symptoms seriously.
Connecting physical and emotional health instead of treating them separately.
You don’t have to minimize what you’re going through here.
Reviewing your history, patterns, and context instead of relying on quick checklists alone.
Medications and strategies that are often highly effective, affordable, and life-changing.
Time to process, problem-solve, and build practical coping strategies.
Such as sleep studies or neuro evaluations, when they can clarify the picture.
To help guide medication selection and improve tolerability.
Quick access to psychiatry as needed and help connecting with therapists.
Understanding how pain, fatigue, GI issues, and other symptoms may reflect underlying mental health conditions.
Clear messaging that mental illness is common, treatable, and not a character flaw.

Sometimes it’s a warm smile, a listening ear, or even a hug that reminds us we don’t have to navigate difficult times alone. At 3 Roots, we’re here to offer that same sense of connection and compassion as we care for your mental health.How do you know we care?

We can work seriously on health markers—like blood pressure, blood sugar, and joint pain—while still encouraging:
Body respect
Self-compassion
A kinder internal dialogue
No shaming. No blaming. Just support and partnership.
If you’ve been white-knuckling your way through life or feeling like no one really sees how much you’re carrying, concierge care at 3 Roots can offer a different kind of support.
No. I’m an internal medicine and primary care physician with a strong interest in mental health. I collaborate with psychiatrists and therapists when needed, and help coordinate your care.
Yes. We provide evidence-based treatment for many common mental health conditions, and use careful monitoring and genetic testing when helpful.
Many people benefit from both medical and therapy support. We’ll talk about what you need and help you connect with a therapist if you’d like that.
That’s very common. We’ll explore your symptoms together—physical and emotional—and sort out what might be driving what.
Absolutely not. Our goal is to help you feel better and function better, with honesty and respect. Labels are tools for treatment, not judgments about you as a person.

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