Dr. Kathy J Russeth, MD
Concierge Psychiatry physician, Madison, WI
Centered PsychiatryDr. Kathy Russeth works with adults, children and adolescents in a self-pay psychiatry practice with telehealth visits.
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About Dr. Russeth
Dr. Russeth received her medical degree from the Medical College of Wisconsin. She completed a general adult psychiatry residency there, followed by a child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship. She has worked in inpatient, day treatment, outpatient, private and academic settings.
She works with adults, children and adolescents who face depression, anxiety, ADHD and trauma. Her approach is holistic and integrative, treating each person as a whole. She offers medication management when it is needed, and individual psychotherapy tailored to each patient.
The practice, Kathy J Russeth, MD, SC - DBA Centered Psychiatry, is a self-pay practice where patients pay the practice directly.
Membership and fees
The practice does not bill insurance directly and does not participate in-network with any insurance plan.
It can provide a superbill that patients may submit to their insurance, including for partial PPO reimbursement.
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Questions patients ask
Does Dr. Russeth take insurance?
The practice does not participate in-network with any insurance plan and does not bill insurance directly. It can provide a superbill for patients to submit to their insurance.
Is Dr. Russeth board certified?
Dr. Russeth is dual board certified in general/adult psychiatry and in child and adolescent psychiatry.
Where did Dr. Russeth train?
She received her medical degree from the Medical College of Wisconsin. She completed her residency and her fellowship there as well.
Does Dr. Russeth offer telehealth?
Dr. Russeth offers in-person and telehealth visits in Wisconsin, and telehealth in Minnesota and Arizona.
