Novus Beginning Psychiatry
New Pathway to Health and Wellbeing
In Katy, Sugar Land, Richmond, and virtually all of Texas & Illinois
Appointments: In-office and Telehealth
Treating ages from 2 to 99+
Self-Pay | Now Accepting Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, and Oscar Health
Meet Nibras, MD
What Do We Treat?
We accept insurance
How Do We Treat?
What Do Our Clients Say About Us
How We Work
STEP 01:
Schedule Your Visit
Book your appointment online or call us directly. We offer flexible hours, including evening and weekend options for busy professionals and students.
STEP 02:
Thorough Evaluation
Meet with Dr. Nibras for a thorough, compassionate, and personalized psychiatric evaluation in a safe, judgment-free environment.
STEP: 03
Personalized Treatment
Start your path toward better mental health with a holistic treatment plan designed to support your goals and well-being.
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FAQs
How do I book my first appointment with NB Psychiatry?
Please submit your information in the form above, and we will promptly reach out to you (typically the same business day) to schedule a time.
Alternatively, you can call us at +1-832-856-4718 to speak with a representative and book an appointment.
You can also schedule your appointment online here directly.
Where is NB Psychiatry located?
We have two office locations: 23236 Kingsplace Dr STE A, Katy, TX 77494, United States, and 120 Eldridge Rd, Suite D, Sugar Land, TX 77478. There is ample free parking available for you.
Does NB Psychiatry accept insurance?
We currently accept Aetna, Cigna, Oscar, First Health and UnitedHealthcare.
Alert: Novus Beginning Psychiatry PLLC is NOT a Medicare and Medicaid provider. The law prohibits us from taking cash payments. If you have Medicare/Medicaid, please inform us during our initial 15-minute phone call.
What are the rates for the services?
Our rates are $400 for an initial psychiatric Evaluation of 50-60 minutes and $250 for a 25- 30-minute follow-up.
You can pay with a Health Savings Account (HSA), a Flexible Spending Account (FSA), or any major credit/debit card.
What is out-of-network reimbursement and how does it work at NB Psychiatry?
If your insurance plan is not accepted, you may still be eligible for out-of-network reimbursement. This means you pay upfront for services and submit a claim to your insurance company for partial reimbursement, depending on your plan’s benefits.
Does NB Psychiatry offer Online-visits?
Yes, at NB Psychiatry, we offer online/virtual visits via a HIPAA-compliant audio-video platform, Orchid. It allows you to make secure payments, book appointments, and join video visits.
What should I expect to happen during my first appointment?
During the first appointment, Dr. Nibras will sit down and listen to you, review your medical, psychiatric, and social history, and work with you to figure out what may be causing your psychiatric symptoms, which usually lasts 50-60 minutes. We will clarify your diagnosis and make individualized treatment, recommendation, and referral resources.
Disclaimer: The first evaluation does not establish an ongoing treatment relationship. Our doctor will help you locate resources to other specialists or treatment programs if you require a higher level of psychiatric care.
Do you evaluate and treat for ADHD?
Yes, we provide online assessments for ADHD, followed by appropriate medication if needed.
Do you offer same-week psychiatry appointments?
Yes. NB Psychiatry offers same-day to within one-week appointments for new and established patients.
We prioritize fast access to care so you can see a psychiatrist quickly without long wait times.
Is NB Psychiatry accepting new patients right now?
Yes. NB Psychiatry is currently accepting new patients in Sugar Land, Katy, and Richmond, as well as via telepsychiatry.
How often will I need follow-up visits?
Follow-up visits are typically every 2–3 months for stable patients on medication.
Frequency may vary depending on treatment needs, medication adjustments, and symptom severity.
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