Practice Closure

I made the decision to close my private practice

effective December 31, 2025.

Although I initially hoped to continue operating,

the administrative demands of outpatient psychiatric care

have increased significantly and

are no longer sustainable for me as a solo provider.

I currently work for other entities that

do not provide outpatient services.

Thank you for the opportunity to be part of your care!

RECORD REQUESTS

HIPAA (Federal Law)
Record requests are processed pursuant to the patient’s right of access under 45 CFR § 164.524. The practice will respond within 30 days of receipt of a valid written request. If additional time is required, written notice will be provided as permitted by federal law.

Nevada Law
Nevada law distinguishes between inspection of records and furnishing copies. Under Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) 629.061, inspection permits review of records within 10 working days of a valid request but does not constitute transfer of possession.

Inspection
As the practice no longer maintains a physical office location, in-person inspection is not available. Records may be furnished as copies upon receipt of a valid written request.

Transmittal of Copies
Furnishing copies requires a complete, signed, and dated written authorization and is governed by NRS 629.061, NRS 629.062, and applicable federal law.

Provider-to-Provider Transmission
There is no charge for records transmitted directly to another licensed health care provider for purposes of continuity of care. The receiving provider’s complete contact information must be provided at the time of request.

Authorization Requirements
Processing of records requests requires a complete, signed, and dated authorization containing all required elements under federal and state law. Requests that are incomplete or missing required information will be returned for correction prior to processing.