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Telehealth

Yes, we can do Telehealth for any appointment. We also do in office appointments on the last Friday of the month.

Mental Health Services Offered At Life Elevated Psychiatry

Medication Management

Medication management is the action or process of managing medication and medication therapy. It is a necessary part of medication use to prevent medication errors and adverse drug events (ADEs).

Bipolar Disorder Treatment

There’s no sure way to prevent bipolar disorder. However, getting treatment at the earliest sign of a mental health disorder can help prevent bipolar disorder or other mental health conditions from worsening.

 

What Causes Anxiety Disorders

Anxiety disorders are generally treated with psychotherapy, medication, or both. There are many ways to treat anxiety and people should work with their doctor to choose the treatment that is best for them.

Schizophrenia Diagnosis

Schizophrenia cannot easily be diagnosed by signs and symptoms alone because other disorders such as bipolar disorder can have very similar signs and symptoms. To make an accurate diagnosis, doctors must take into account all signs and symptoms that occur and any signs that continue over time like delusions or hallucinations. 

What Causes Panic Attacks?

People with panic disorder have recurrent unexpected panic attacks. Panic attacks are sudden periods of intense fear that come on quickly and reach their peak within minutes. Attacks can occur unexpectedly or can be brought on by a trigger, such as a feared object or situation.

What Causes PTSD

PTSD is an anxiety disorder that can develop after you go through a traumatic event. The trauma experienced needs to be something that involves the threat of death or serious injury to yourself or someone else. It can happen to people of any age, gender, race, religion, or background. Symptoms may include flashbacks, nightmares, severe anxiety, and uncontrollable thoughts about the event

ADHD Symptoms

ADHD stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. ADHD symptoms involve problems with attention and hyperactivity/impulsivity, but it is most known to affect focus.

Substance Abuse Treatment

Substance abuse is an excessive use of a type of drug that alters the brain. Unlike substance use, substance abuse, is known as drug abuse or addiction, is a wide range of behaviors related to use and treatment of drugs. Substance can be legal (alcohol) or illegal (Heroin), prescribed (painkillers) or unprescribed (addictive stimulants).

Life Elevated Psychiatry Owner

My Approach to Mental Health

Brock Haskell PA-C, DMSc, CAQ-Psychiatry chose to go into psychiatry because it is rewarding to improve patients’ lives. This improved quality of life has come through medication management of various mental health disorders. His desire is to serve and help his patients reach their goals.

 

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Brock is a super cool guy and really goes out of his way to do everything he can to help you.
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Dr. Brock Haskell and Staff at Life Elevated Psychiatry have made my experience as a new patient wonderful! The time it took from the first phone call, inquiring if they were accepting new patients to having my meds available for pick-up after a comfortable and professional Tele-visit, amazing! Thorough and efficient, I'm confident I made the right choice in Life Elevated Psychiatry as my provider. 🤓
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Brock is a wonderful provider! So understanding & knowledgeable I felt heard during our consultation and never felt any judgement. He makes it so easy to find the right meds for you, with telehealth appointments and fast prescription orders. Finding the right medication plan for my ADHD has improved my mental health and daily life substantially. Highly recommend for quality care!
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I am coming back to an old review of mine to add to it. Brock is an amazing medical practitioner. He has been so flexible with me in different time periods of time that I needed flexibility, and he helped me get my life back on track. My previous life is unrecognizable to me now.
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Great office staff and Brock is extremely knowledgeable. Would recommend anyone to work with them.
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I have a chronic MI, and am so grateful for a consistent provider. Who is always available in times of severe distress.
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I have been seeing Brock over the past few months and I must say, my life has improved greatly. You can tell that he genuinely cares about his patients, listens to what they say, and can explain psychiatry and pharmacology in a way that people can understand. It’s very refreshing. Brock is able to accommodate my schedule and will respond quickly to a question about a medication or a refill. I highly recommend scheduling an appointment with Brock, especially if you are maybe nervous about seeking help with your mental health.
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This is hard to write, I was suicidal and had just come off a stint of 5 mental health hospital stays in 8 months. About to give up, I found DR Brock. Being Bipolar is a tough nut to crack to say the least. I'm uninsured and I couldn't afford another hospital stay. DR Brock is very affordable and a hot shot in the field of mental health. He's young but like duggie howser. I'm no longer suicidal and I'm back to work part time. Life Elevated and Dr Brock are life rafts in the murky sea of the hell that is mental illness. 100% would recommend.
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l have a great time talking to the doctor today thanks
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Brock is a great person, easy to talk to with good knowledge.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Insurances do you accept at Life Elevated Psychiatry?

• Aetna
• Regence Blue Cross/ Blue Shield (BXBS) – we don’t accept ind & fam, straight focal point or bxbs plans through the U of U
• Cigna
• RRMCR
• Humana
• Molina Healthcare
• Public Employee Health Program (PEHP)
• Deseret Mutual Benefit Administrators (DMBA)
• Educators Mutual (EMI Health/ EMI)
• MotivHealth
• United Health Care (UHC)
• Optum
• Multiplan/ Beechstreet/PHCS (Multiplan)
• Wise Provider Network (Wise)
• Steward Health Plan
• Select Health
• Samera Health
• Medicare
• Medicaid

Cash pay rates- Psychiatric evaluation $175, Follow up visits $120

Does Life Elevated Psychiatry offer Telehealth?

Yes. After the first visit Telehealth is an option. Simply click on the Telehealth link on the website, enter your name, and you are ready for the video call wherever is convenient for you.

How can I improve my mental and emotional health?

10 tips to boost your mental health

  1. Make social connection — especially face-to-face — a priority.
  2. Stay active and exercise regularly.
  3. Learn to manage stress and take time for yourself.
  4. Avoid isolation and maintain a support system.
  5. Talk to someone.
  6. Remember, hope is a good thing. You are not alone in this fight against mental illness.
  7. Take up a relaxation practice.
  8. Eat a brain-healthy diet to support strong mental health.
  9. Don’t skimp on sleep.
  10. Identify your stress signals.

What do we treat at Life Elevated Psychiatry?

Medication management for depression, anxiety, panic attacks, ADHD, bipolar, schizophrenia, PTSD, and substance abuse.

What is Mental Health?

 The World Organization defines it as “A state of well being in which every individual realizes his or her own potential, can cope with the normal stresses life presents.” It affects one person out five each year but has many misconceptions about what people are experiencing mentally during these difficult moments such that they may not be able to get help right away because there’s still a stigma around talking openly on this topic when we should all feel comfortable asking for support if needed!

Is anxiety a mental disorder??

Anxiety disorders are the most common of mental disorders, affecting nearly 30% of adults at some point in their lives. And though they may not feel like it now- anxiety can be treated effectively with various treatments available to help people lead normal productive lives again!

What can trigger mental illness?

What causes mental illness?

  • Drug abuse.
  • Stress.
  • A combination of genetic, environmental and psychosocial risk factors.
  • Childhood trauma.
  • Stressful events: like losing a loved one, or being in a car accident.
  • Negative thoughts.
  • Unhealthy habits: like not getting enough sleep, or not eating.
  • Drugs and alcohol: Abusing drugs and alcohol can trigger a mental illness.