Medication Management in Newnan, Georgia
Ongoing medication care, decided together with you and coordinated with the rest of your treatment.
Medication Management at Willow Oak
Our prescribers provide psychiatric evaluations and ongoing medication care as part of your treatment.
Medication decisions are made together with you, with careful follow-up, and coordinated with your therapist or case manager when you receive other services here.
Who this helps
- Clients already taking psychiatric medication who need ongoing follow-up
- People who have had a psychiatric evaluation and are starting medication
- Children, adolescents, and adults
What to expect
- A review of your history, symptoms, and current medications
- A conversation about options, benefits, and risks before any medication is started
- Regular follow-up visits to see how you are doing and adjust care
- Prescribing that follows our Prescription & Controlled Substance Policy
Frequently asked questions
What should I bring to my first medication visit?
Bring your insurance card, a state-issued photo ID, and a list of your current medications and doses if you have one.
Do I have to do therapy to receive medication management?
Your prescriber will talk with you about what care is right for you. Many people benefit from combining medication with counseling, and our team can help coordinate both.
Do you prescribe controlled substances?
Our prescribing practices follow our Prescription & Controlled Substance Policy, which you can read on our Policies and Patient Rights page. Your prescriber will explain what applies to your care.
Request an appointment
Call 770-683-6946 or request an appointment online. Please bring your insurance card and a state-issued photo ID; payment and copays are due before services.
We accept Georgia Medicaid (including Amerigroup, Peach State Health Plan, and CareSource), dual Medicare and Georgia Medicaid, VA CCN with an authorization/referral letter, Tricare with PCP authorization, and self-pay. We will begin accepting commercial insurance in February 2027. No one is denied services due to inability to pay, and a sliding-fee schedule based on family size and income is available.