Outpatient Behavioral Health Services - The Queen's Medical Center – Honolulu
Outpatient Behavioral Health Services - The Queen's Medical Center has established itself as a reliable destination for Psychiatry and Urgent Care care in Honolulu. The practice combines clinical expertise with a commitment to patient education, ensuring that individuals and families can make informed decisions about their health.
Outpatient Behavioral Health Services - The Queen's Medical Center actively invests in staying current with clinical advances. Staff participate in ongoing training, and the practice adopts evidence-based updates to treatment protocols as they become established in the medical literature.
Our Services
Psychiatry
Our psychiatrists are experienced with treatment-resistant conditions and can offer evaluation for patients who have not responded adequately to previous medication trials. Second-opinion consultations are available for complex diagnostic questions.
Urgent Care
Accessible urgent care means no appointment, no long wait, and no unnecessary trip to the emergency room. Our team manages cuts, burns, fractures, infections, and acute illness with the same professionalism as your regular provider.
Patient Experience
Patient feedback at Outpatient Behavioral Health Services - The Queen's Medical Center reflects a practice that takes its responsibilities seriously. Visitors appreciate the attentiveness of the clinical team and the fact that appointments rarely feel rushed. The front office staff receive particular praise for their helpfulness with insurance and scheduling questions.
Insurance & Payment
Outpatient Behavioral Health Services - The Queen's Medical Center is committed to providing accessible care to patients regardless of insurance status. The practice accepts a wide variety of health plans and offers transparent pricing for uninsured patients. The administrative team can assist in exploring options including sliding-scale fees and referrals to local assistance programs where applicable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens during a first psychiatric evaluation?
The initial evaluation typically lasts 60 to 90 minutes and involves a comprehensive review of your mental health history, current symptoms, medications, medical history, family history, and social context. The provider will discuss possible diagnoses and treatment options at the end of the visit.
Is medication always part of psychiatric treatment?
Not necessarily. Medication is one tool among many. Some patients benefit primarily from therapy, lifestyle changes, or structured support programs. Your provider will discuss all appropriate options based on your diagnosis and preferences.
How long does it take for psychiatric medications to work?
Most antidepressants and mood stabilizers require two to four weeks before meaningful symptom improvement occurs. Your prescribing provider will schedule follow-up appointments to monitor response and adjust treatment as needed.
Getting to Outpatient Behavioral Health Services - The Queen's Medical Center is straightforward for most Honolulu residents. The clinic is found at Kaheiheimalie Building, 1374 Nuuanu Ave, Honolulu, HI 96817. Staff are available by phone at (808) 691-4401 to assist with scheduling, directions, and insurance questions.
Opening Hours
| Mon | 8:00AM–4:30PM, Tue: 8:00AM–4:30PM, Wed: 8:00AM–4:30PM, Thu: 8:00AM–4:30PM, Fri: 8:00AM–4:30PM |
