questions before scheduling
Consultation Inquiry
If you have a question about ongoing care, a focused consultation or second opinion, a professional referral, geographic eligibility, or an out-of-jurisdiction inquiry, you are welcome to submit a brief inquiry.
An inquiry is not required before scheduling an initial consultation.
What to Expect
01 — SUBMIT AN INQUIRY
Send a brief question regarding geographic eligibility, the scope of the consultation, or scheduling.
02 — PRACTICE RESPONSE
The practice will review your inquiry and generally respond within 1–2 business days.
03 — SCHEDULE, IF YOU WISH
If you decide to proceed, you may select an available initial consultation through the secure scheduling page. An inquiry is not required before booking.
04 — INITIAL CONSULTATION
The 60-minute psychiatric consultation is focused on careful assessment, diagnostic clarity, and thoughtful recommendations for next steps. The consultation may be provided as a stand-alone professional service.
Geographic Eligibility
For telemedicine appointments, patients must be physically located at the time of the consultation in a jurisdiction where Dr. Monsalve is legally authorized to provide clinical care. Select in-person consultations are available by appointment at designated practice locations.
For Referring Physicians
Physicians seeking consultation regarding medication tapering, psychiatric deprescribing, diagnostic clarification, or complex psychiatric presentations may use the dedicated professional referral pathway.
Administrative Questions
For administrative questions regarding scheduling, fees, records, or practice logistics:
Clinical questions, individualized medical advice, diagnostic opinions, and medication recommendations require a scheduled clinical consultation.