Longer visits. Careful prescribing. The whole picture, considered.
Integrative psychiatric care for women living with anxiety, low mood, OCD, ADHD, PTSD, PMDD, and the shifts of perimenopause and menopause.
1Find the right care
Pick whatever feels closest. You will see how Maren approaches it, and where to start.
Care is for adults 18 and older. Not sure where you fit? Your first appointment is an 80-minute evaluation that looks at everything together.
Part of Integrative Psychiatry
Your first visit maps the full picture: symptoms, health history, current medications, sleep, stress, and what daily life is asking of you. Medication is often part of the plan, and it is chosen once that picture is clear.
Part of Integrative Psychiatry
Low mood rarely has a single cause. Where it makes sense, lab work looks at thyroid function, iron, vitamin levels and hormonal shifts alongside your psychiatric history, so treatment is aimed at what is actually driving the symptoms.
Part of Integrative Psychiatry
Many women are diagnosed later in life, after years of quietly compensating. The evaluation looks at attention, organization and emotion together; when medication helps, it is chosen and adjusted with you and monitored closely.
Stimulants and other controlled medications are started only after an in-office evaluation, with in-person follow-up. They are not prescribed through telehealth.
Part of Integrative Psychiatry
Trauma care moves at your pace. Alongside medication, a plan may include support for sleep, practical tools for stress, and close coordination with your therapist or other clinicians.
Part of Hormone Health
Mood changes that follow your cycle deserve a careful look. Tracking symptoms day by day over two or more cycles helps tell PMDD apart from a condition that flares before your period, and that difference shapes treatment.
Part of Hormone Health
Shifting hormones can change mood, sleep, focus and memory, sometimes all at once. When it is appropriate and safe for you, FDA-approved menopausal hormone therapy can be part of the plan, alongside psychiatric care.
Meet your clinician
Maren is a nurse practitioner certified in both family practice and psychiatric-mental health. She began in a busy women’s health clinic, then spent several years on a hospital psychiatry consult team, where she saw again and again how mood, sleep and hormones travel together. She opened Oriel Health to give that work the time it needs.
Oriel is small and independent on purpose. Visits run long enough to finish the conversation, messages are answered by the person who knows your history, and your plan is revisited as your life and your body change.
“Listen first, prescribe with care, and keep listening.”
2See fees and coverage
Prices are simple and posted up front, so a longer visit never comes with a surprise.
In-network with
Upload your insurance card when you register in the patient portal; coverage is verified before your first visit.
Other plans
Plans not listed here, including Humana and Ambetter, are seen as self-pay. A superbill is available on request to send to your insurer, and HSA and FSA cards are welcome.
Medicare and TennCare
Oriel Health can’t see patients with Medicare or TennCare coverage, including BlueCare and other TennCare managed care plans, even on a self-pay basis.
All fees and answers3Book or inquire
New clients begin with a few short questions below. Depending on the answers, you pick an open time right away, or the practice reviews your request first and follows up. You can also start with a quick note through the contact card. Appointments open at least one week ahead.
Answer a few questions and choose a time, or send a short note about what is bringing you in. The practice confirms it is the right fit for your care.
Health history, medications and your goals, plus consents, a photo of your insurance card and a card on file to hold the visit. Your coverage is checked when you register.
An 80-minute evaluation that covers your history, current concerns and goals, and ends with a plan you build together.
45-minute follow-ups, secure messages and refill requests between visits, with adjustments as you go.
What would you like help with?
Choose any that fit.
Are you 18 or older?
Where would you like to be seen?
Telehealth is for patients who are in Tennessee at the time of the visit.
Please answer the age, place and payment questions to continue. These are sample questions; nothing is sent.
Sample times, from one week out and within the practice’s hours. On your own site, these are your real openings.
Sample open times appear here once the questions are answered.
Choose a sample time to see how the request reads.
Template preview: nothing was sent and no time was held. On your own site, this is your Hero new-patient form, with your questions, your rules for who books right away and who is reviewed first, and your real open times.
This request goes to the practice, and a follow-up is sent.
Template preview: nothing was sent. On your own site, Hero routes answers like these to your team instead of the calendar.
Rather talk to someone? (423) 555-0172
Already a patient? Book follow-ups in your patient portal
Prefer to ask a question first? Send an inquiry and the practice will follow up.
4Everything in your portal
Forms, messages, video visits and payments, in one secure place.
portal.example.com
Illustration of the patient portal.
Where to find us
Oriel Health is a small practice in North Chattanooga, a quiet place where visits have room for the whole story.
In-person office
Hollis Ridge Professional Center
1180 Hollis Ridge Road, Suite 210Free parking by the entrance, and an elevator to the second floor.
Telehealth available
Secure video visits are available to patients physically located in Tennessee at the time of the visit.
Hours
Phone (423) 555-0172
Fax (423) 555-0173
Office location
Hollis Ridge Professional Center
1180 Hollis Ridge Rd, Suite 210 · Chattanooga, TN 37405
Get directionsHave a question before you book, or not sure this is the right place? Send a short note and the practice will write back.
Office visits in North Chattanooga, and secure telehealth for patients anywhere in Tennessee.
Visits are long enough to cover what matters to you, without watching the clock.
What you share stays between you and your care team.
If you are in crisis, thinking about suicide, or facing a psychiatric emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room now, or call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). Messages sent here are not read in real time and are not for urgent needs.
Please keep health details for your visit. This note is for general questions only.
Your details stay with the practice.