Bipolar Disorder Treatment in Santa Fe
Bipolar disorder care for Santa Fe, at our Albuquerque office
Serving Santa Fe patients at our Albuquerque office.
Bipolar disorder can bring stretches of high energy and little sleep, followed by periods of deep low mood. Living with those swings is tiring, and steady care can make a real difference. Vigor Health Services serves Santa Fe patients at our Albuquerque office, where Stephanie Nnamchi, NP, provides evaluations and ongoing medication management. Each plan starts with listening, and any changes to treatment are made carefully over time, with your input.
What bipolar disorder involves
People with bipolar disorder move between mood states. During a manic or hypomanic phase, someone might talk fast, need very little sleep, feel unusually confident, or make risky choices. During a depressive phase, the same person may feel hopeless, tired, and cut off. Some people also have mixed periods. Because the lows can look like ordinary depression, getting the right diagnosis is an important first step.
At Vigor, a plan may include medication management, therapy strategies, lifestyle support such as sleep routines, and referrals when appropriate. Medication choices are made only after the provider’s evaluation, and follow-up visits help track how you are doing. See our page on bipolar disorder treatment and our medication management service for more detail.
Ongoing care from 60 miles away
Bipolar care usually means regular check-ins, so it helps to plan for the distance up front. The new patient visit is 60 minutes and covers your history, symptoms, goals, relationships, and lifestyle. Follow-ups are 30 minutes. Santa Fe patients often set a recurring time of day that keeps them clear of heavy I-25 traffic, and some combine visits with other Albuquerque appointments.
We are open Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, plus Saturday by appointment only. All visits are scheduled ahead, and same-day openings are offered when available. Call 505-508-1060 to ask about scheduling and visit options.
FAQ for Santa Fe patients
Do I have to travel to Albuquerque?
Yes. Our one office is at 8010 Mountain Road NE, Suite 300, Albuquerque, NM 87110. There is no Vigor office in Santa Fe.
What if I run out of medication?
Bridge medication is one of the non-emergency urgent needs the practice can help with. Call the office as soon as you know you are running low.
Which insurance do you accept?
Plans include Presbyterian (all plans), Medicare, Medicaid, Aetna, ComPsych, Multiplan, and others. You can also pay out of pocket. Verify your benefits with your insurer ahead of time.
Safety first
Severe mood episodes can become dangerous. If anyone is thinking about harming themselves or others, call 911 or 988 without waiting. You may also text 988, or call the New Mexico Crisis and Access Line any time at 1-855-662-7474. Santa Fe residents can get emergency care at CHRISTUS St. Vincent Regional Medical Center or Presbyterian Santa Fe Medical Center.
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Patient Reviews
Shows so much empathy!! I really enjoy speaking with Dr. Stephanie! She is absolutely wonderful and she will help you with all of your needs to the best of her ability!
Shanyae Patterson-Bell
Very attentive to patient needs, excellent customer service, great overall atmosphere.
Blossom Nnamchi
Fantastic and attentive provider! highly recommend.
Brittney
Mental Health Conditions We Treat
We serve Children (6-12), Adolescents (13-19), Adults (20-64), and Seniors (65 and older).
We Accept Most Major Insurance Plans
Note: Services may be covered in full by health insurance carrier. However, in the event that portion of the service provided is not covered, payment is expected before service is provided. For self-pay we accept all major credit/debit cards as well as cash payment.
