Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose Hope Psychiatry M.D. ?
Hope Psychiatry M.D. was born and created through passion and once you meet Dr. Kovelamudi you will know you are her main focus during the appointment and are getting high quality management for all of your mental health symptoms. This practice is kept intentionally small so that she can continue to provide excellent care to all her patients.
Will my insurance cover this appointment?
Hope Psychiatry M.D. is currently accepting some insurances, please visit Billing page for additional information.
We do not accept Medicaid. We are in the process of getting credentialed with more private insurances.
Even with insurance, patients may be required to pay co-payments or reminder of bill based on insurance coverage and deductible.
Cash Pay appointments are paid on the day of appointment by credit card.
In the meantime, upon request you will be given a receipt (superbill) for the services provided. You may work with your insurance company and submit this if you are eligible for reimbursement through your insurance company.
What will fees be for the appointment?
Please refer to the Billing page for all additional information.
Will I be a good fit as a patient?
Most people will be a good fit for the practice. However due to the limited time and staff, patients that are actively self-harming, had a recent suicide attempt in the last one year, significant substance abuse, or recent inpatient psychiatric hospitalization may need a higher level of care than can be offered here at Hope Psychiatry M.D.. All new patient requests will be evaluated on an individual level and determination will be discussed with the patient at the complementary intake call.
Controlled substances will only be prescribed after an in person appointment in Temple, Texas.
How do I contact you?
Please feel free to call us at 254-218-3737 or use the patient portal for non-emergency request. All phone calls and portal messages will be returned within 48 hours. If you need sooner assistance or immediate help please call the crisis line at 988 or your local emergency service at 911.
