Rittenhouse Psychiatric Associates:
Philadelphia, PA
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Philadelphia, PA / Rittenhouse Square
Address: 1528 Walnut St, STE 1414, Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: (267) 358-6155
Email:
Scheduling@RittenhousePA.com
Hours:
Monday
9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Tuesday
9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Wednesday
9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Thursday
9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Friday
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Sunday
Closed
Office Amenities:
Parking: There are several garages in the Rittenhouse Square area (including 1616 Sansom and 1500 Locust, which are each a block away). There are also 2 hour meters throughout the area, and there are often spaces available on Spruce, Pine or South street.
Public Transportation: Both SEPTA and PATCO have routes convenient to Rittenhouse Square, and stops approximately 1 block from our office. For PATCO, we are the last stop on the line.
Restrooms: ADA Compliant, Gender Neutral Restroom in Suite.
Additional: Handicap Accessible. 24-7 Lobby Attendant on the First Floor.
Available Services: Philadelphia, PA
ADHD Evaluations for Accommodations
Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for Alcohol & Opiate Disorders
Psychiatric Evaluations
Psychiatric Medication Management
Psychotherapy
Women's Mental Health
Providers Serving this Location
Local Mental Health Resources:
Philadelphia Local Mental Health & Psychiatric Resources
Crisis Situations: Dial 911 or 988
For urgent issues, Philadelphia, PA has 24-hour Crisis Response Centers (CRCs).
Information can be found at DBHIDS or by calling 215-686-4420.
The Philadelphia Mobile Treatment team can be reached at 215-685-6440.
If any of these numbers do not work, call 911.
GRIEF AND THE LOSS OF A LOVED ONE: RESOURCES IN PHILADELPHIA
Uplift: The Center for Grieving Children: Resources for children (and adult children) who have lost a parent.
Philly Hope Line: Run by Uplift, this free helpline is run by Master’s degree-level clinicians and open to all Philadelphia caregivers and youth. Services available in English and Spanish. 1-833-PHL-HOPE (1-833-745-4673).
STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS IN PHILADELPHIA
The psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners and psychologists at Rittenhouse Psychiatric Associates’ Philadelphia office specialize in the evaluation and psychiatric treatment of college, graduate student and adult mental health difficulties, including anxiety disorders, depression, bipolar disorder, substance use disorders, and ADHD. We also offer one-time evaluations for individuals who require a diagnosis and letter for accommodations for school and/or work, for ADHD and adult autism.
University of Pennsylvania: Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) now Wellness at Penn
Tuttleman Counseling Services at Temple University
Drexel University Office of Counseling and Health Services
Jefferson Student Counseling Center – Center City
La Salle University – Student Counseling Center
Moore College of Art & Design – Student Wellness
Pierce College – Student Mental Health webpage
INSURANCE ACCEPTING ACADEMIC OUTPATIENT PSYCHIATRY
If for whatever reason, you believe that we are not the right fit for your specific needs. These local outpatient psychiatric hospitals and/or centers are recommended by our practice.
Hospital of The University of Pennsylvania — (215) 662-4000
Thomas Jefferson University — (215) 955-6000
Temple Psychiatry – (215) 707 – 8496
Highlighting Local Charities
Uplift – The Center for Grieving Children provides free grief therapy to inner-city children in Philadelphia who have lost a parent. Our founder serves on their Board of Directors. Visit their site for more information or to donate.
Success Stories
Welcome to YOUR Rittenhouse Psychiatric Associates:
Our 25 Mental Health Experts:
- Over 70 Peer Reviewed Medical & Psychological Publications
- Over 60 Presentations at Medical Conferences
- 18 Providers with Current or Past Academic Appointments
- Over 300 Cumulative Years Experience in Medicine & Psychiatry
- “Top Doc” Awards for 5 Years and Counting
FAQs
Commonly Asked Questions about Rittenhouse Psychiatric Associates, Our Services & Mental Health Treatment.
Do you offer In-office Psychiatric Appointments?
Yes. We offer in-office psychiatric initial evaluations, medication management and therapy at many of our office locations. Use the Contact link below, to inquire as to your specific location and requested service.
Do you offer Virtual Telehealth Psychiatric Appointments to my State?
We offer online psychiatric services (including psychiatric medication management) to patients living in CA, DE, FL, MA, MD, NJ, NY, PA, the USVI and others. Additionally, several of our therapists are licensed through PsyPACT and can provide online psychotherapy to patients in MOST states.
Are you accepting new patients, and is there a waiting list?
We ARE accepting new patients and appointments are typically available within 1-2 weeks for most child, adolescent and adult psychiatric services.
Do you accept insurance?
Rittenhouse Psychiatric Associates is a fee-for-service (out-of-network) psychiatric practice and does not accept insurance directly. Many patients are surprised to find out that they may be able to submit our receipts to their insurance company, for partial reimbursement of our services. We recommend that patients call their insurance company and ask if they have “out-of-network” behavioral health reimbursement. Our receipts are automatically generated for patients, and our scheduling assistants can answer additional questions. After reimbursement, visit costs for our services may be similar to a co-pay cost for using in-network providers.
Why Choose Rittenhouse Psychiatric Associates?
Our providers are experts in the field of Psychiatry; Most have had academic appointments at teaching hospitals, many currently teach or supervise at Johns Hopkins, The University of Pennsylvania or similar institutions, and most are published within the medical field. We are conscientious about the over-prescription of medications, and provide thorough and holistic treatment plans for patients, taking into consideration a patient’s illness, life experiences, personality and behaviors. We have providers who are subspecialized within psychiatry, allowing our providers to treat a wide range of psychiatric illness, and creating an academic environment for case discussion and continued education for our providers. We strive to provide the highest quality mental health care – which is exactly what you deserve.
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