Patients who fit well
- Diagnostic uncertainty, or symptoms that have not responded as expected
- Complex or lengthy medication histories that would benefit from review
- Depression, anxiety and other mood concerns in stable adults
- Adult attention and executive-function questions that need careful differential diagnosis
- Sleep and circadian problems that interact with mood or focus
- Gaming or screen use that is affecting functioning
Not appropriate
- Psychiatric emergencies, active suicidality or other situations needing urgent or higher-level care
- Unstable mania, psychosis or conditions that need inpatient, residential or intensive outpatient treatment
- Requests whose main purpose is a controlled-substance prescription
- Disability, forensic or legal-documentation evaluations
- Patients under 18
What you can expect
With the patient's written authorization, you will receive a consultation note summarizing the assessment, the differential diagnosis, and recommendations. Patients can continue with the practice for ongoing care or return to you with a clear plan.
The practice does not prescribe controlled substances at this time. When a stimulant or other controlled medication may be appropriate, Dr. Khan can share his assessment with you. Any prescribing decision remains your independent clinical judgment.
Location and logistics
Visits are by video. At opening, the practice plans to see patients located in Arizona. Dr. Khan is licensed in Arizona, Utah, Michigan, Ohio and Illinois. The practice is private pay and does not bill insurance.
How to refer
For now, contact the practice by email at doctor@whitemoonpsychiatry.com or phone at (480) 256-2760. Please do not include protected health information by email. A secure referral process will be added once the patient portal is live.