Salem runs on public service: state agencies, hospitals, schools, and courts. Alice Tran, PMHNP-BC offers psychiatric care by secure video for the people holding that up, with privacy that a small capital city does not always allow.
Book a Telehealth Appointment →Salem is a capital city that functions like a small town. State employees, hospital staff, teachers, and court personnel often find that the local mental health world is small enough that the clinician across the desk may know a colleague, a supervisor, or a neighbor. That is a genuine reason people put off getting help, and it is not irrational.
A telehealth visit removes that problem entirely. There is no waiting room in Salem where you might be recognized, no parking lot, and no chance encounter. Care is HIPAA-protected, and because Oregon visits are self-pay, no claim goes to a health plan and no diagnosis is reported to an insurer.
The clinical side is unhurried in a way public-sector schedules rarely are: a full 60-minute initial evaluation, follow-ups of 30 or 45 minutes, and treatment reasoning explained plainly.
Chronic understaffing, caseloads that never shrink, and the guilt of stepping back. Common here, and frequently mistaken for a personal failing.
Performing well while running on empty. The gap between how you look and how you feel is treatable.
Careful evaluation over two to three visits, with treatment built around a demanding job rather than in spite of it.
No local waiting room, no claim submitted, and nothing shared with an employer without your written permission.
Care is private and HIPAA-protected, and nothing is disclosed to an employer or licensing board without your written authorization. Because Oregon visits are self-pay, there is also no insurance claim creating a record elsewhere. If you have specific licensure concerns, raise them at the first visit and you will get a direct answer about what records exist.
Yes. A video visit fits inside a lunch break with no commute on either end. Most follow-ups are 30 minutes.
Usually one to two weeks. There is no waitlist and no referral requirement.
No. All Oregon care is by secure video, so there is nothing to drive to. You need a private space and a connection, and you need to be physically in Oregon during the visit.
The initial 60-minute evaluation is $400. Follow-ups are $200 for 30 minutes or $250 for 45. Oregon care is self-pay only, and the published rate is what you pay.
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