Psychiatry, therapy, medication management, and advanced treatment options close to home.
The Remedy Mental Health provides psychiatry, therapy, medication management, and outpatient mental health care in Rapid City, South Dakota. Our Rapid City team supports patients navigating depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, OCD, mood disorders, and other mental health conditions, with care plans shaped around each patient’s symptoms, history, needs, and goals.
Located in Rapid City, our clinic serves patients throughout the Black Hills and surrounding Western South Dakota communities, including Box Elder, Summerset, Sturgis, Spearfish, Piedmont, Hermosa, Hill City, Custer, and nearby areas.
Before starting care, many patients want to know what insurance will cover and what their options look like. The Remedy Mental Health in Rapid City works with a range of insurance plans, including many commercial plans, Medicare, Medicaid, VA, and Tricare. Coverage may vary by plan and service, so our team can help patients understand next steps before scheduling.
Not sure where to start? Our team can help you take the next step.
You can get started by calling us, scheduling online, or filling out a form. All options are available here. Our team can help answer questions, review appointment options, gather insurance information, and guide you toward the next step in care.
For your initial assessment, you may be seen in person or through telehealth depending on your location, provider, and clinical needs. Some services, including TMS, Spravato®, ketamine therapy, and certain evaluations, must be completed in person.
Our team supports patients experiencing depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, OCD, and mood-related symptoms, and treatment-resistant depression. Treatment recommendations are based on each patient’s symptoms, history, goals, and clinical needs.
Patients do not need a referral to contact The Remedy to start the scheduling process. Some insurance plans or advanced treatment options may require a referral, prior authorization, or additional documentation before care can begin.
Availability can vary by provider, service type, and appointment need. In many cases, we try to schedule new patients within 1–2 weeks, and our scheduling team can review the soonest available options.
No. Many patients are not sure whether therapy, medication management, psychiatry, or another treatment option is the right fit when they first reach out. Our intake team can help gather information and guide you toward the next step based on your needs.
