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Medication Management in Connecticut

Michael Valalik, PMHNP-BC, provides medication management for adults across Connecticut, in person at the Middletown office and by secure telehealth statewide. Below is every area currently served.

How medication management works statewide

Every patient, regardless of where they live in Connecticut, starts with the same comprehensive psychiatric evaluation.

Michael reviews your history, current concerns, and goals, then explains any medication options in plain language before anything changes. Care is monitored and adjusted over time, never a one-time prescription and done.

For towns near the Middletown office, most patients are seen in person, at least for the first evaluation. For patients farther across the state, telehealth makes consistent care realistic without a long drive. Connecticut-licensed psychiatric nurse practitioners can see patients located anywhere in the state by secure video, which is what makes statewide care possible from a single Middletown office.

Statewide, by telehealth

Farther-reaching Connecticut cities

No office in these cities, but medication management is available by secure video, with an in-person option in Middletown if you prefer.

Not sure which page fits you?

Reach out directly. Michael or a member of the team can point you to the right path, in person or by telehealth, wherever you are in Connecticut.

Common questions

Good to know

Do you serve all of Connecticut?
Yes, through a combination of in-person visits at the Middletown office and telehealth, which is available to patients anywhere in the state.
How do I know if I should come in person or use telehealth?
It depends on your distance from Middletown and your preference. Many patients start with an in-person evaluation and move to telehealth for follow-ups, but either path is available from the start.
Is telehealth medication management as effective as in-person care?
For most patients, yes. The evaluation, discussion, and monitoring are the same; only the format of the visit changes.
My town is not listed. Can I still be seen?
Likely, yes. These are the areas patients most often ask about, not an exhaustive list. Reach out and describe where you are located.