Talk to a provider who already knows you. We offer mental health support for adults and seniors as part of your overall care, right here in Gilbert.
What is Mental Health?
Mental health care here means treating your mood, stress, and sleep as part of your overall health, not a separate thing you have to chase down somewhere else.
Some weeks are heavier than others. When the heaviness sticks around, disrupts your sleep, or makes it hard to get through the day, that’s worth talking about. You don’t have to wait until things fall apart to ask for help.
Why Choose Mental Health?
- Support from a provider who already knows you
- Mood, sleep, and physical health treated together
- Help started here, with referrals when you need more
- Care that takes older adults’ mental health seriously
- Telehealth check-ins when getting in is hard
- A calm, judgment-free conversation
What We Offer
- Anxiety and depression support
- Help with ongoing stress
- Support through grief and major life changes
- Help with sleep problems
- Care for mood changes tied to menopause, illness, or aging
- Referrals to specialized care when needed
If you’re in crisis right now
Call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. It’s free, confidential, and available 24 hours a day. You can also find support at 988lifeline.org. This is a sensitive topic, and you don’t have to face it alone.
Getting Started Is Simple
Becoming a patient is easy, and there’s no pressure at any step.
- Book your visit. Call us or book online. New patients are always welcome.
- See your provider. We listen first, then examine, run any tests, and explain what’s going on in plain language.
- Get your plan. You leave with clear next steps and a team that follows up.
Why Choose Desert View for Mental Health
Addressed Within Primary Care
Mental health concerns are addressed alongside your overall medical care.
Care From a Familiar Provider
Established patients are seen by a provider with access to their medical history.
Assessment and Referral
We provide initial assessment and refer to specialized mental health services when indicated.
Telehealth Appointments
Many mental health appointments may be conducted by video conference.
Trusted, Accredited Care
Your care comes from board-certified family medicine physicians and nationally certified physician assistants. We accept major insurance plans, including Medicare.
Reach out for mental health support
You don’t have to wait until things get worse. Talk to a provider who already knows you, and we’ll take it from there.
Mental Health FAQs
Can my family doctor help with anxiety or depression?
Yes. Primary care providers regularly treat anxiety and depression and can refer you for specialized care when needed.
Do you offer mental health visits over telehealth?
Yes. Many mental health check-ins work well by video or phone.
Is mental health care covered by insurance?
Most plans cover mental health services. Coverage varies, so check with your plan.
How do I know when to get help for stress or sadness?
If it lasts more than a couple of weeks, affects your sleep, or makes daily life hard, it’s worth a conversation.
What should I do in a mental health emergency?
If you or someone else is in danger, call or text 988, or call 911. For non-emergencies, call our office to schedule a visit.