3. Schedule an intake appointment by clicking the Registered  Appointment link at on this website.  Select initial appointment .  All appointments are paid in advance, using PayPal or STRIPE at the time of scheduling.  You will be contacted by Dr  Miller via  your preferred mode: Zoom, Doximity, Vsee ,Skype, or Facetime at the time of your appointment. 

1. Download and complete this registration packet: 

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Other requirements for participation in Consultation Services  include:

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* High speed internet connection (fiber, cable, or DSL providing at least 5MB download, 1MB upload speeds).  Click HERE to check your internet speed.

* High quality computer with updated security protocols.

* Vsee, Zoom, Doximity, Facetime  Skype Account, tested successfully prior to your first appointment.  Vsee.com is available as a free download- go to Vsee.com. Skype,Zoom is available as a free download. 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR NEW Clients

NOTE:  Ages 15-17 patients need parental consent and signature of all forms. 

APPOINTMENTS:

NEW Clients 

Dr Miller's medical/neuropsychiatric/psychotherapy services requires  various informed consents, please download forms  at this website-http://www.kjmpsychmd.com, 
select FORMS from sidebar . Once completed, submitted, reviewed, and approved by Dr Miller , you'll receive a email or call from Dr Miller to set up your initial session.


A QUICK LINK TO INITIAL questionnaire packet is below.  Future scheduling is one click away once registered and accepted. If immediate questions or clarification; go to Contact us and send email to drmiller@kjmpsychmd.com
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2. Return the completed packet to Dr Miller by fax or email along with a photocopy of your government-issued ID.   Dr Miller  will review these records and will contact you to approve scheduling.  You must await contact from Dr  Miller before proceeding to the next step.

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