A thoughtful approach to psychiatric care
Psychiatric care works best when you can discuss what is happening in your life without feeling reduced to a diagnostic label. Daniel Georges is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP-BC) who provides telehealth psychiatric evaluations and medication management for eligible adults located in New York.
Steadfast Psychiatry was established around a simple philosophy: Grounded Care. Lasting Support. An appointment is a chance to understand symptoms in context, review treatment history, ask questions, and decide together what type of care makes sense. Medication is one option, not an automatic outcome.
Clinical background and credentials
Daniel's nursing background includes experience in inpatient psychiatric care with patients facing a range of mental health challenges. His psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner training builds on that foundation with assessment, differential diagnosis, treatment planning, psychopharmacology, and ongoing follow-up.
Credentials: Daniel Georges, PMHNP-BC — Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Board Certified. Steadfast Psychiatry currently advertises clinical telehealth care for adults in New York. The PMHNP-BC credential is awarded by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). Active licensing and care eligibility should be confirmed directly with the practice as needed.
Professional information is also available on Daniel's Psychology Today profile.
What you can expect during an appointment
The first visit reviews symptoms and their impact on work, school, relationships, sleep, and daily functioning. A comprehensive history may also cover prior treatment, medications, medical issues, substance use, family history, and personal goals. Questions about your current medication or a previous difficult treatment experience are welcome.
Treatment planning includes discussing possible diagnoses and uncertainty, expected benefits and risks of medication, relevant nonmedication approaches, and when specialized therapy or additional evaluation may be more helpful. When prescriptions are considered, decisions depend on clinical appropriateness and applicable law; no specific medication is guaranteed.
Working together over time
Follow-up care looks at whether symptoms are improving in ways that matter to you, whether adverse effects are manageable, and whether the plan still fits your needs. Coordination with therapists, primary care clinicians, or higher levels of care may be recommended when appropriate. Appointments are held by telehealth, and patients must be physically located in New York when receiving care.
Areas of focus
Steadfast Psychiatry offers evaluation and medication management for concerns such as anxiety and panic symptoms, depression and mood disorders, OCD, PTSD, bipolar disorders, and adult ADHD. Not every patient or clinical situation is suitable for remote outpatient treatment.
For insurance and self-pay details, review insurance and fees; for your appointment location and eligibility, see New York telehealth psychiatry.
Frequently asked questions
Is Daniel a psychiatrist?
Daniel is a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, not a physician psychiatrist. A PMHNP is an advanced practice nursing clinician trained in psychiatric assessment and treatment.
Will medication be prescribed at my appointment?
Prescribing is based on an individualized clinical evaluation. There is no guaranteed prescription or particular medication.
Can I be seen if I am outside New York?
Steadfast Psychiatry currently advertises care only for patients physically located in New York during the appointment; eligibility is confirmed before care.
Get started
If this approach sounds right for you, review your appointment options and ask about plan coverage before booking.
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