Psychiatric care in person in Worcester, MA · Telehealth across Massachusetts
Personalized care, at your pace.
Whatever brings you here—changes in mood, anxiety, attention, sleep, or another concern—you are welcome to start with a conversation. We provide psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and supportive psychotherapy for adults and older adults, in person in Worcester, MA and through telehealth across Massachusetts.
How we’ll help you begin
Start with what’s been difficult.You don’t need a diagnosis or the perfect words to contact the practice.
Understand what may be happening.A psychiatric evaluation brings your concerns, health history, and goals into the conversation.
Discuss care that fits your needs.Explore treatment options with your clinician, including medication management and supportive psychotherapy when appropriate.
In-person care100 Front St, Suite 401, Worcester, MA 01608
TelehealthAvailable to eligible patients across Massachusetts
Office hoursMon–Fri8am–6pmSat9am–2pm
Small steps, with support along the way.
You don’t have to know all the answers before you begin. Care starts with understanding your concerns and discussing your options. Together, you can choose manageable steps to try in daily life, talk about how they went, and adapt the plan with support along the way.
Try your next step, share your experience, and keep adapting together.
You don’t have to do this perfectly or on your own. Care is a partnership, with room to learn and adjust.
General illustration informed by CBT action-planning guidance from Beck Institute. Your care plan and between-visit activities depend on your needs and treatment.
Behavioral health services in Worcester, MA
You may be looking for answers, considering medication, or needing support with daily life. Learn how each service can help you discuss your needs with a clinician and decide where to begin.
Psychiatric evaluation
A detailed review of symptoms, health history, current medications, and concerns to guide diagnosis and treatment planning.
Medication management
Ongoing visits to review progress, benefits, side effects, safety, and whether a medication plan needs adjustment.
Supportive psychotherapy
Support focused on coping, stability, and day-to-day mental wellness as part of an individualized care plan.
ADHD testing
Computerized testing used alongside clinical evaluation to add objective information about attention and impulsivity.
Adult psychiatry
Outpatient psychiatric care for adults and older adults with a range of mental health concerns.
Pharmacogenomic testing
Testing that may add information to medication decisions when a clinician determines it is appropriate.
Your first visit, made clearer.
A little preparation can help you use the appointment well. You do not need to have every detail organized before you contact the practice.
- 1Write down what you want to discuss.Note when the concerns began and how they affect daily life, work, sleep, or relationships.
- 2Bring an accurate medication and health list.Include prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, supplements, medical conditions, prior treatment, and reactions or side effects.
- 3Bring your questions.Ask the office which records would help and which secure method to use before sending sensitive information.
Accepted Insurance Plans
Review the accepted insurance plans, then contact Westfield to confirm current participation for your specific plan. Your insurer determines network status, benefits, and payment responsibility.
Meet Dr. Israel C. Egeruo
Doctor of Nursing Practice · PMHNP-BC
Dr. Egeruo is a board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner providing psychiatric evaluation and medication management for adults and older adults at Westfield Behavioral Health.
Meet your providerReady to talk with the practice?
Use the appointment scheduler or call if you need help choosing where to begin.