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Of course! We welcome any medical history you would like included in your records here at Trifecta Health. Please have your records faxed to our office at 678-280-1390.

You and your counselor may discuss the possibility of adding medication to your treatment plan depending on the severity of symptoms, but in general, meeting with a counselor does not require that you also see a prescribing provider.

Our prescribing providers treat children ages 16 & up.

Yes. Ongoing care requires routine follow-up appointments to have prescriptions refilled. This helps ensure that your provider keeps your overall well-being as the top priority.

If the medication is a controlled substance (sedative-hypnotics) such as Ambien or Lunesta, our prescribing providers require patients to be seen in person for their first appointment and then may be seen virtually for follow-up appointments. For ongoing treatment where controlled substances are prescribed, we require at least one in-person appointment annually.

If the medication is a controlled substance (benzodiazepine) such as Xanax or Klonopin, our prescribing providers require patients to be seen in person for their first appointment and then may be seen virtually for follow-up appointments. For ongoing treatment where controlled substances are prescribed, we require at least one in-person appointment annually.

If the medication is a controlled substance (stimulant) such as Adderall or Vyvanse, our prescribing providers require patients to be seen in person for their first appointment and then may be seen virtually for follow-up appointments. For ongoing treatment where controlled substances are prescribed, we require at least one in-person appointment annually.