Psychiatric Evaluation
As a general psychiatrist, Dr. Richardson is experienced in treating patients of any age. At this particular location, the focus will be women's health and patients 12 and older. However, she is happy to see other patients (including younger children) as her schedule allows.
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Dr. Richardson will see patients at her office in Andover, Kansas or via televideo anywhere in the states of Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Idaho, Maine or New Hampshire.
Unfortunately Dr. Richardson is at capacity and not able to accept any additional patients at this time. This site will be updated with changing availability.
Medication Management
- Depression and anxiety
- Bipolar disorder
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder
- ADHD (Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder)
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Please inquire about treatment for other conditions not listed here.
About Dr. Richardson
Training and qualifications:
4-year Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Kansas
4-year Medical degree from the KU School of Medicine
4-year Psychiatry residency at the KU School of Medicine - Wichita
APBN Board Certification in General Psychiatry
Integrative Psychiatry Institute Fellowship
National Curriculum for Reproductive Psychiatry
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Dr. Tara Richardson was born and raised in rural Kansas. She is a board-certified general psychiatrist, meaning she is able to treat patients of all ages. During residency, Dr. Richardson served as chief resident and received awards for excellence in research, teaching, and outpatient care. She previously served as faculty at the KU School of Medicine - Wichita, as well as medical director of an inpatient geriatric psychiatry unit and outpatient residency clinic.
Integrative Approach
Dr. Richardson completed an additional fellowship in Integrative Psychiatry, focusing on the role of general health, nutrition, trauma, and autoimmunity in mental health.
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FAQs
Where is Dr. Richardson's clinic located?
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Dr. Richardson has a clinic located in Andover, KS. She currently gives patients the option to be seen in person at this office location or via secure televideo. While telepsychiatry appointments can be done anywhere with reliable internet, due to state licensing regulations patients must be physically located in Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Idaho, Maine or New Hampshire at the time of their visit. Prescription of controlled substances may require periodic in-person visits.
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Does Dr. Richardson take insurance?
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Dr. Richardson works on a direct pay model and does not accept insurance at this location, even if paneled with your insurance plan elsewhere. This decreases administrative burden and allows for more time spent with patients, as well as more privacy in regards to mental health. Information about pricing structure is included in the consultation request below. A good faith estimate will be provided as required by the No Surprises Act.
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How do I schedule an appointment with Dr. Richardson?
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Unfortunately Dr. Richardson is at capacity and not able to accept any additional patients at this time. This site will be updated with changing availability.