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New Mexico Telehealth Mental Health

We provide residents across New Mexico with expert, science-based psychiatric support via a secure digital platform. Our mission is to guide you through a personalized path toward sustainable mental health and wellness.

Exceptional Care From Your Own Home

Adults and teenagers in New Mexico can access professional psychiatric care through our private, encrypted telehealth portal. We eliminate the need for travel, helping you overcome distance or scheduling hurdles to ensure you receive consistent and reliable mental health support regardless of where you reside in the state.

NM Telehealth Mental Health Specializations

Comprehensive Evaluations
Medication Strategy
Specialized Trauma Care
Anxiety Management
Sleep and Insomnia Help
Mood Disorder Support
Perinatal Mental Health Care
Depression Therapy
GeneSight genetic testing for eligible NM residents
Practice Policy: We do not prescribe any controlled substances via telehealth in New Mexico, including stimulant medications for ADHD. Our clinical focus centers on non-controlled pharmaceutical options and evidence-based lifestyle tools to ensure your safety and comply with all current state medical regulations.

ADHD Support in New Mexico

In New Mexico, our virtual practice does not provide prescriptions for controlled substances, including ADHD stimulants. We prioritize non-controlled pharmacological treatments. While we serve Texas as well, patients there receiving controlled medications are required to attend mandatory in-person appointments at our Texas facility. New Mexico patients are managed strictly via non-controlled protocols.

Alvin Odegai, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC

Board Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Practitioner

Alvin is a dedicated psychiatric nurse practitioner licensed to treat individuals throughout New Mexico. He focuses on collaborative planning and meaningful clinical assessments. By utilizing evidence-based treatment, Alvin helps his clients set clear health objectives and build a resilient foundation for mental stability that fits seamlessly into their daily New Mexico lifestyle.

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Full New Mexico State Coverage

The Healed Mind Psychiatry offers confidential video visits to individuals all over New Mexico. We serve Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, and Rio Rancho, along with Roswell, Farmington, and Gallup. Our practice is committed to bridging the gap in mental health access for all residents across the Land of Enchantment.

Service Note: New Mexico care is provided exclusively via HIPAA-compliant video software. We maintain no physical office in New Mexico; therefore, all patient intake, visits, and follow-ups are 100% remote.

How It Works

1

Book Your Consultation

Send a request for an appointment through our secure online health portal.

2

Virtual Medical Visit

Connect with your provider through a private and encrypted video link.

3

Customized Care Path

Develop a clinical treatment strategy tailored to your specific wellness goals.

4

Ongoing Care Support

Stay on track with regular follow-up visits and expert psychiatric guidance.

Billing and Insurance

We accept various insurance plans, but please note we no longer participate with Molina Healthcare. We suggest calling your provider to verify specific telehealth coverage, copays, and deductibles before your visit to ensure you have a clear understanding of your financial responsibility for treatment.

We offer competitive self-pay rates for those without insurance or who prefer not to use it. Pricing for initial assessments and routine follow-ups is provided clearly before your visit. All billing is handled through our secure, paperless patient portal at the time of service for your convenience and privacy.

Get Started

New Mexico residents can begin their wellness journey today by booking a secure video consultation to discuss personalized psychiatric care.

The Healed Mind Psychiatry does not provide emergency intervention. If you are in a crisis, please dial 911, call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or visit the nearest emergency room immediately for urgent assistance.

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