Out of concern for our patients, their families, and our community, we are opening our Tele-Health services IMMEDIATELY, and appointments are available in BOTH our Carterville and Harrisburg locations. Tele-Health services are simply a way you can continue to have appointments with your provider from your own home’s safety and convenience by using your mobile device, computer with an internet connection, or your phone if neither of those options is available. Currently, Behavioral/Mental Health (Morgan, Jessica, and Lora) and Medical (Danielle) offer Telehealth Services.  To learn more about these providers, click one below.

If you are already a Medical or Behavioral Health patient and want to sign up for Telehealth, call the office and let us know.

To make an appointment or for more information, call or text:

Harrisburg  (618) 252-5555
Carterville (618) 985-4344

If you have not seen these providers and would like to take advantage of our Medical and Behavioral Health Services, call one of the offices listed, and we will schedule an appointment as soon as possible. We are accepting new patients for Tele-Health.

The CDC has recognized that stress increases in these kinds of circumstances. Some insurance companies are even waiving co-pays for Tele-Health services to ensure anyone in need of care can receive it. If you, a family member, or a friend, feel increased stress, you may need services.

Some of the warning signs- Stress during an infectious disease outbreak can include:

• Fear and worry about your own health and the health of your loved ones
• Changes in sleep or eating patterns
• Difficulty sleeping or concentrating.
• Worsening of chronic health problems
• Increased use of alcohol, tobacco, or other drugs
• Sense of dread or hopelessness increased depression or anxiety.

People who may respond more strongly to the stress of a crisis include:

• Children- Changes in routine, physical activity, and loss of time spent with grandparents and friends can trigger events.
• Teens- Social distancing and the loss of school sports and activities can cause even more stress in this age group.
• Older people and people with chronic diseases are at higher risk for COVID-19. It is also imperative that this age group access medical services to keep prescriptions accurate and current.
• Anyone worried about their financial future and family health could be at risk.

Medical patients may need medication management, chronic conditions monitoring, help with flare-up conditions, or need to talk to a medical care provider. This is a simple way to have contact with Danielle without having to go into an office physically.

We understand the uncertainty surrounding us all, and we want you to know we are here to help. We are accepting new patients in both the Medical and Mental Health Tele-Health Departments.

To make an appointment or for more information, call or text:

Harrisburg  (618)252-5555

Carterville (618) 985-4344