Psychiatric care in Oak Park, IL — and across Illinois by telehealth
Psychiatric care in Oak Park, IL — You don't have to figure this out on your own.
Explore care options for anxiety, depression, ADHD, sleep, or mood concerns — with board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioners who explain things in plain language. In person in Oak Park, or by telehealth anywhere in Illinois.
- ✓ Accepting new patients, ages 13+
- ✓ Insurance benefits vary by plan
- ✓ Telehealth & Oak Park office visits
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- New patient visit
- 60 minutes
- Follow-ups
- Typically 30 minutes
- Telehealth
- Statewide, IL
Our approach
Care based on your needs.
You bring your experiences, questions, and goals. We listen and take time to understand what matters to you as we explore care options together.
Time to understand your needs
New patient evaluations are scheduled for 60 minutes, giving you time to share what you've been experiencing and ask questions. Understanding your needs takes care and attention; additional visits or information may be needed before a diagnosis or treatment plan is clear.
You get honesty
We discuss potential benefits, risks, side effects, and alternatives. Medication may not be the appropriate next step for every patient.
Follow-up based on your needs
Follow-up recommendations depend on your needs and provider availability. With your permission, we may coordinate with your therapist or PCP.
You get respect
Whether this is your first appointment or your fifth, you're met without judgment. We know asking for help is already a big step.
What we help with
A place for adults and teens who are struggling.
We work with anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, sleep, mood disorders, and the moments when life feels too heavy to carry alone.
For patients 13 and older, telehealth is our main visit option across Illinois, with Oak Park office visits available when needed.
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Psychiatric evaluation
A conversation about your history, current concerns, and goals. Your first visit begins the evaluation; getting to understand your needs may take additional visits or information.
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Medication management
Evidence-based, careful prescribing with honest conversation about what to expect, what to watch for, and how we'll adjust over time.
How medication management works here - 03
Therapy & counseling
Supportive and cognitive-behavioral therapy for anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, stress, and the difficult seasons of life.
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ADHD & mood care
Thorough assessment and long-term follow-up for ADHD, bipolar spectrum, and mood disorders — for patients 13 and older.
Focus areas
You don't have to name it perfectly.
Many patients come in saying, "something just feels wrong." We evaluate each person as a whole — symptoms, history, goals, and context.
- Anxiety & panicSelf-check →
- Depression & mood changesSelf-check →
- ADHD & attention concernsSelf-check →
- Sleep & insomniaSelf-check →
- Postpartum mental healthSelf-check →
- Stress & burnoutSelf-check →
- Trauma-related symptoms
- Bipolar spectrum
- Grief & life transitions
- Medication questions
- OCD & related concerns
- Primary care for established psych patients
How care works
From booking to follow-up.
Start by telling us what brings you here. Our staff helps with the scheduling process, with your needs and appointment availability in mind.
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Request a consultation
Tell us a little about what brings you here. Our staff reviews your needs, insurance benefits, and appointment availability before scheduling.
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Complete intake
Required pre-visit paperwork must be completed in the patient portal before your appointment.
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Meet your provider
New patient evaluations are scheduled for 60 minutes. Telehealth is our main visit option, with Oak Park office visits available when needed; availability and visit length vary.
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Discuss next steps
Talk with your provider about care options based on your needs. Sometimes more information or additional visits are needed before a diagnosis or treatment recommendation.
Request care as a new patient
Ready to request a consultation?
You don't have to know exactly what you need before reaching out. Tell us a little about what's been on your mind. Our staff reviews your request and available appointments; this first step isn't a clinical assessment or a confirmed appointment.
Care at Sanevi
You're in Illinois, 13 or older, seeking psychiatric evaluation, medication management, therapy, or ongoing mental health care in English — and you're not in a psychiatric emergency. Patients 13–17 will need a parent or guardian involved in scheduling and the first visit.
When you need other support
Emergency care, inpatient hospitalization, same-day crisis response, and detox placement are outside our services. If you're currently outside Illinois, you'll need care from a provider licensed where you are.
In a crisis, call 911 or call or text 988. Sanevi is not an emergency service.
No account is needed to send a request. Response times and appointment availability vary.
Psych care and primary care, together
Primary-care support alongside your psychiatric care.
Our dual-certified nurse practitioners offer primary-care support for established psychiatric patients without a separate PCP. This can include labs, blood pressure, medication interactions, and routine concerns, as appropriate. Some needs may require a separate primary-care clinician or specialist. New patients start with a psychiatric consultation request.
For referring professionals
Refer a patient to Sanevi.
A psychiatric care partner for hospital teams, therapists, PCPs, social workers, and community organizations. Evaluations and medication management by telehealth across Illinois, for ages 13 and older.
Send an online referral or choose another contact method. Our staff will help coordinate the next step with you and the patient or guardian.
Refer a patientPlease obtain patient or guardian authorization before sharing records.
A referral does not book an appointment or guarantee availability.
Send the referral
Share the patient's details and authorized records through the portal or your preferred referral method.
Our staff coordinates intake
We review the information and contact you and the patient or guardian about next steps.
Prepare for a telehealth visit
Our team reviews care needs, benefits, and scheduling. Required pre-visit paperwork is completed before the visit.
The care team
Meet our providers.
Get to know the nurse practitioners behind your care. We take time to listen to your concerns and discuss care options, with follow-up recommendations based on your needs.
LaTonya Robinson, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-C
Dual-Certified Family & Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Rasheca Jackson, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC
Dual-Certified Family & Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Syeda
Office Manager — Operations, Scheduling & Patient Support
Eric
Care Coordinator — Insurance, Referrals & Refills
- Meet LaTonya Robinson →Meet Rasheca Jackson →
Insurance
Questions about insurance? Let's talk.
Benefits, behavioral health coverage, copays, deductibles, and authorization requirements vary by plan. Our staff reviews your benefits; an insurer listed here does not guarantee coverage or payment. Self-pay payment is required before the visit.
- Medicare
- Medicaid
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- UnitedHealthcare
- Aetna
- Cigna
- Humana
- Meridian
FAQ
Common questions.
Still not sure? Call (708) 948-7039 and we'll help you figure out the right first visit.
- Do you accept new patients?
- Yes — we welcome consultation requests for ages 13 and older. Telehealth is our main visit option across Illinois, with Oak Park office visits available when needed. Our staff reviews your request and available appointments with your care needs in mind.
- What insurance do you accept?
- Contact us about your specific plan. Benefits, behavioral health coverage, copays, deductibles, and any authorization requirements vary by plan. Our staff reviews your benefits; listing an insurer does not guarantee coverage or payment.
- Who will I see at my visits?
- Our providers are dual-certified family and psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners (FNP and PMHNP), not psychiatrists. They provide psychiatric evaluation and medication management within their scope of practice in Illinois. Treatment and prescribing decisions depend on individual evaluation and applicable requirements.
- What about patients aged 13–17?
- We see patients 13 and older. Guardian consent is required for ages 13–17. Confidentiality and guardian involvement depend on applicable law and individual circumstances; these are discussed during care.
- Do you offer telehealth?
- Yes. Telehealth is our main visit option for patients physically in Illinois. Our staff can discuss whether a video visit is appropriate for your needs and review availability. See our Privacy Policy for how information is handled and the limits of electronic privacy.
- What language are services provided in?
- Clinical services and consultations are currently conducted in English.
- What areas do you serve?
- Our office is in Oak Park, IL, and we regularly see patients from River Forest, Forest Park, Elmwood Park, Berwyn, Maywood, Chicago's West Side, and communities throughout Cook County. Telehealth visits are available to anyone located in Illinois.
- What happens at the first visit?
- New patient evaluations are scheduled for 60 minutes. It's a chance to share your concerns, history, prior treatment, and goals, and ask questions. Your provider may need additional visits, records, labs, or other information before reaching a diagnosis or recommending treatment. Your provider may also discuss other care options based on your needs.
- Does booking guarantee a prescription?
- No. Medication decisions depend on clinical evaluation and applicable requirements. Booking does not guarantee a prescription, continuation of an existing medication, or treatment at Sanevi.
- What if I don't have a primary care provider?
- Established psychiatric patients without a separate PCP can receive primary-care support here, coordinated with their mental health care. The services appropriate for you depend on your needs and our scope of practice; some concerns may need another clinician or specialist. This is not a standalone new-patient primary-care service.
- What should I do in a crisis?
- If you are in immediate danger, call 911. If you are in emotional crisis, call or text 988. Sanevi is not an emergency service.
Start with a consultation request.
You don't need to have all the answers to reach out. Tell us a little about what you're looking for, and our staff will review your request. Appointment availability and next steps depend on your needs.