Initial evaluation
The first visit focuses on your history, current concerns, prior treatment response, safety, functioning, and goals for care.
Medication with context
Psychiatric medication can be helpful, but it should not be a rushed checkbox. Meadowlark reviews current symptoms, medication history, side effects, sleep, stress, safety, family history, medical history, labs when relevant, and the goals that matter most to you.
Brandon Jaggi, PMHNP-BC, provides medication management with one foot in traditional psychiatry and one foot in whole-person care. Some patients want a medication-forward plan. Others want to understand sleep, nutrition, exercise, hormones, labs, supplements, and lifestyle factors before making changes. The plan is built around what is clinically appropriate and what you can realistically follow.
What to expect
The first visit focuses on your history, current concerns, prior treatment response, safety, functioning, and goals for care.
Medication options are discussed with benefits, risks, side effects, alternatives, and practical monitoring steps.
Follow-ups track what is improving, what is not, and whether the plan should be adjusted, simplified, or expanded.
Medication safety
Meadowlark provides individualized prescribing when medication is clinically appropriate. Specific medications, including controlled medications, are never guaranteed and are considered only after an appropriate evaluation, safety review, and follow-up plan.
Some situations require primary care, urgent care, emergency evaluation, specialty referral, psychotherapy, substance-use treatment, or a higher level of care instead of a medication change.
Meadowlark also offers dedicated psychotherapy with Gena Caldwell, LCSW, for patients who want ongoing therapy support.
Learn about therapyText register to 307-300-5885 to begin intake. Messages are generally reviewed within 1 to 2 business days.