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Fairfax Mental Health
5675 Stone Road, Suite 320
Centreville, VA 20120703-830-1500 (phone)
703-830-0001 (fax)Gainesville, VA (Dr. Krause only)
Fairfax Mental Health
7544 Gardner Park Drive
Gainesville, VA 20155703-830-1500 (phone)
703-830-0001 (fax)Fairfax, VA (Dr. Birchansky only)
Fairfax Mental Health
3611D Chain Bridge Road
Fairfax, VA 22030703-830-1500 (phone)
703-830-0001 (fax)ROY MICHAEL STEFANIK, D.O. ON THINKING AHEAD ABOUT ADHD AND COLLEGE
Beverly Reader, M.D. on Postpartum Depression
Showing on Channel 10 Fairfax Public Access (Verizon, Cox, Comcast) under the series title Smart Mom TV.
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Vision and Mission
Fairfax Mental Health’s mission is to provide high-quality mental health treatment to each patient, identifying effective coping skills as well as providing tools and resources to meet their challenges. Each patient is treated with the individual attention, dignity and respect they deserve. It is done with the patient’s privacy and personal goals in mind. In doing this, we achieve our vision: to help people learn to make the critical initial positive changes in their lives to help them towards personal growth and healing.
George Mason University 2013 Lecture Series
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Low-Cost Psychiatric Care for George Mason University Students
Fairfax Mental Health and MedStar Georgetown University Hospital have contracted together to create a unique relationship that brings reduced-cost psychiatric care to many George Mason University students. This collaboration provides the opportunity for students referred from either GMU CAPS (Counseling … Read More
New Form of Ritalin
Quillivant XR is a new drug product approved late last year by the Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children between the ages of 6 – 12 and adolescents. It is an … Read More
14 Things to Succeed
In March of 2005 I wrote down some notes about what characteristics I would identify as necessary to succeed in business, in life, and especially in my relationship with my family. I wanted to keep the list short and to … Read More
Coding Changes in Psychiatric Care
Effecting January 1 of this year, a number of administrative changes within the field of psychiatry have come into effect. As a result of the Affordable Healthcare Act, new CPT (Current Procedural Technology) codes are being used that have a … Read More
Virginia Prescription Monitoring Program
Fairfax Mental Health participates with the Virginia Prescription Monitoring Program (VPMP). The VPMP is designed to help health care providers collect information on patients to identify prescribing patterns that may suggest the patient has a substance abuse problem. It is … Read More
Prescription Medications While Traveling Abroad
When traveling overseas, it can sometimes be tricky getting a medication refilled or obtain care (especially psychiatric). Many questions can arise, such as: Is it legal to mail medications internationally? Is there a problem having my meds mailed to me? … Read More
Problems With Generic Wellbutrin XL
Earlier this month the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reported that the Teva Pharmaceuticals generic brand of Wellbutrin XL 300 mg failed to demonstrate therapeutic equivalence and is being removed from the market. This is the result of a process … Read More
Sharing Prescription Meds
When used improperly, prescription meds can be dangerous and even potentially lethal when used in combination with other drugs. This can occur even when prescription meds are combined with those drugs mistakenly assumed to be harmless, such as aspirin, alcohol, … Read More
Do You Accept Health Insurance?
Several times a day, we get calls from people asking whether we participate with health insurance. About 50% of psychiatrists practicing in the United States do not accept health insurance, and I suspect the percentage in Northern Virginia is significantly … Read More
Transition from High School to College
Several years ago, I read a newspaper article titled “Hell Summer,” a vivid description of the frustration expressed by parents of students who had just graduated high school and were planning to attend college in the fall. The difficulties and … Read More
