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Treatment-Resistant Depression Care
Geode Health
Assessment and treatment planning for depression that has not adequately responded to standard care.
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How to get help
Call the Fort Worth office availability number or use Geode Health's online booking process. Describe prior depression treatment and confirm evaluation, clinician fit, insurance, and whether any advanced treatment under consideration is offered locally.
Who this service helps
People with major depressive disorder that has had limited, partial, or temporary response to prior treatment; diagnosis, clinical appropriateness, and specific treatment eligibility are determined by a clinician.
Where this service is available
Service area: Fort Worth office in Tarrant County, with in-office and online care where clinically and legally appropriate. Exact clinician, treatment format, and appointment availability require confirmation.
A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.
Cost / fees
The Fort Worth page states that Geode Health is in-network with most commercial insurance plans and offers self-pay options. Verify plan participation, benefits, and patient responsibility before care.
About this service
Geode Health describes evaluation for treatment-resistant depression, including review of symptoms, medical and treatment history, response to prior medications or psychotherapy, and contributing factors. Potential approaches may include medication adjustments or combinations and advanced treatments such as TMS or ketamine-based care at appropriate locations.
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