Serving select U.S. states
Private Psychiatry for Leaders
Precision care, meaningful access, and thoughtful decision-making for those whose clarity and continuity matter.
Christian S. Monsalve, M.D.
Board-Certified Psychiatrist • Consultant to ABC News Medical Unit • International academic and advisory involvement, with recognized contributions in ethics, psychotherapy and global health
Physician-led, integrative psychiatric care
Emphasizing clarity, discretion, and long-term health — psychiatry in service of human flourishing.
Verigrate Health provides private, physician-led psychiatric care for individuals navigating clinical complexity in the context of demanding personal and professional lives. Care emphasizes diagnostic confidence, continuity, and long-term strategy—prioritizing thoughtful decision-making and durable outcomes over reactive symptom management.
The practice is led by Christian S. Monsalve, M.D., a board-certified Psychiatrist and consultant to the ABC News Medical Unit, with academic and advisory experience across global health settings. He has presented research in seven countries and maintains a deliberately limited practice model to ensure clinical rigor, direct physician involvement, and the confidential structure necessary for those in positions of responsibility.
Care is limited to a small number of patients to ensure enduring access, trust, and confidentiality.
Clinical Approach
Psychiatry extends beyond medication management. Patients are approached as persons with inherent dignity, not as consumers of services.
Clinical care here is grounded in the physician’s ethical responsibility to act for the patient's health—guided by the traditions and obligations of the medical profession including the Hippocratic Oath.
Care respects the personal, philosophical, and spiritual commitments which patients integrate into their lives. These commitments are thoughtfully considered as part of comprehensive medical care.
The strongest outcomes emerge through shared responsibility. Psychiatric treatment is most effective when patients are active participants—engaged in reflection, effort, and sustained personal agency over time.
