Medication Management NJ
If your previous provider retired, you’re moving to a new area, or you’re just looking for a fresh start, we’re here to help. At Positive Reset Eatontown, our team makes it easy to get the prescriptions you need while making sure you feel supported every step of the way.
Medication Management
Psychotherapy is used to help eliminate or lessen symptoms a patient is experiencing that are affecting their daily lives. This type of talk therapy is used to help a variety of emotional and mental difficulties. Psychotherapy is frequently paired with medications for effective treatment.
The initial consultation is a conversation about the benefits and risks involved in taking the medication(s.) The physician will also strongly consider the possible side effects of the medication(s) being discussed, as they sometimes may be disruptive to the patients’ daily life.
Finding the Right Fit for You
Sometimes, your current medication just isn’t doing the trick, or you’ve started to wonder if your original diagnosis was correct. We take the time to really look at what’s going on.
Getting the Right Label: If you suspect you might have ADHD or Bipolar Disorder—and not just general anxiety—we can help you figure it out.
Therapy and Medication Together: We believe medicine works best when you have someone to talk to, too. Our medication providers and therapists work as a team to support your whole self.
Focusing on Your Daily Life: Our goal is to help you feel like yourself again—without the “brain fog” or the feeling of just going through the motions.
The last information taken into consideration before any medication(s) are prescribed are the patients’ medical history, any other medications or supplements the patient is taking.
When the patient sees his/her doctor, he/she will be able to monitor that the patient is taking his/her medications as prescribed. This is essential because if the patient misses doses, the medication will not work appropriately.
Looking for more information on medication management programs?
Call 732-724-1234 or fill out our online form.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I have to come into the office for my ADHD meds?
New Jersey law now says that for certain medications (like stimulants), you have to see a provider in person at least once. We make these visits quick and easy at our NJ offices so you stay compliant and your care continues without a break.
My psychiatrist retired. Can you help me get my refills?
Yes! We see many new patients who are in this exact situation. Just bring your previous pharmacy info or records, and we will work with you to make sure you don’t run out of the medicine you need for anxiety, depression, or other concerns.
Can I get my medication through a virtual appointment?
For many medications, yes! We love the convenience of video visits. However, for certain “controlled” medications, NJ law requires an occasional in-person check-in. We’ll let you know exactly what is needed for your specific situation.
Do I have to do therapy if I get my meds from you?
While we highly recommend talking with one of our therapists to get the best results, it isn’t always a requirement. Many people find that having both a therapist and a medication provider at the same practice makes life a lot easier.
What if I think I was diagnosed with the wrong thing?
It happens more often than you’d think. If your current meds aren’t working, we can do a fresh evaluation to see if there’s something else going on, like ADHD or a mood disorder, so we can get you on the right track.