Injury & Recovery · Virtual psychiatric care across Texas
After the unexpected,a clearer morning.
The injury you can see is only part of it. If sleep, focus or everyday calm hasn’t come back since you were hurt, a Mentavior clinician can evaluate and treat what you’re carrying — by video, often within days.
- Licensed psychiatric clinicians
- Secure video visits, statewide
- Clear, careful documentation
- Appointments in days, not months
Our services
How we help after an injury
Four services, each with its own page, so patients and attorneys can find exactly what they need.
PI psychiatric evaluations
A personal injury psychiatric evaluation is a full assessment, by a licensed psychiatric clinician, of how an injury has affected a person’s mental health: symptoms, history, daily functioning and treatment needs.
Learn moreEmotional distress evaluations
An emotional distress evaluation looks at the psychological impact of an injury — anxiety, fear, sleep problems, mood changes and trauma symptoms — and documents how severe they are and how they affect daily life.
Learn moreTreatment on a letter of protection
A letter of protection (LOP) is an agreement, usually arranged through your attorney, that lets you receive care now with payment made later from a settlement or judgment.
Learn moreNarrative reports
A narrative report is a written summary from the treating clinician that explains a patient’s history, evaluation findings, diagnoses, treatment and prognosis in plain language.
Learn moreDoes this sound familiar?
It’s notjust you.
Changes like these are common after any injury — on the road, at work, at home or anywhere in between. They are real, and they are treatable. The first step is a conversation with someone who understands.
Talk to a clinicianSleep hasn’t come back
Trouble falling or staying asleep, or nightmares since you were hurt.
Replaying the moment
What happened keeps coming back, even when you try not to think about it.
Avoiding reminders
Steering clear of places, roads or situations that bring it all back.
On edge
Easily startled, irritable, or unable to settle — at home or at work.
A heavier mood
Losing interest in things you enjoyed, or feeling flat most days.
Pain that wears you down
Ongoing pain that’s affecting your mood, patience and relationships.
How it works
From first call to care
- 01
Request
Tell us a little about you — a two-minute form or a phone call.
- 02
Intake
We confirm details, check payment options and book your visit.
- 03
Evaluation
A full psychiatric evaluation with a licensed clinician, by secure video.
- 04
Care & records
A clear treatment plan. With your written permission, records go to your attorney.
For personal injury attorneys
Documentationcounsel can rely on.
Psychological injury is often the hardest part of a case to see and the easiest to under-document. We evaluate and treat your clients promptly, and our records state what we find — never what anyone hopes we will find.
Thorough evaluations
A full psychiatric evaluation with clearly written findings and a treatment plan.
Timely records
Status updates and records on a schedule you can plan around.
Continuity of care
The same clinician follows your client from evaluation through treatment.
Straightforward terms
[CONFIRM: letter of protection policy, record fees and turnaround times.]
Refer a client
We’ll contact your client within one business hour and confirm with your office.
Attorney resource hub
For counsel
Fundamentals
Understanding psychological injury after an accident
What psychological injury looks like clinically, how it differs from ordinary stress, and why timing of care matters.
Documentation
How psychological injury is documented
The parts of a clear psychiatric record: history, validated measures, functional impact and a care plan tied to findings.
Records
Common defense questions — and what a clear record answers
Pre-existing conditions, gaps in care and “it’s just stress”: how careful, consistent documentation addresses the usual questions.
For patients
Feeling shaken?
Emotional recovery after an accident
What’s normal after an accident, when to reach out, and small steps that help. Reviewed by a clinician.
Read the guideOur belief
Every mind deserves a morning.
Frequently asked questions
Good to know
Straight answers to the questions we hear most.
Still unsure? Call (833) 995-8334.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can request an evaluation yourself, or your attorney or doctor can refer you.
What does it cost?
Payment options may include health insurance, a letter of protection arranged through your attorney, or self-pay. [CONFIRM accepted options.]
Will you share my records with my lawyer?
Only with your written authorization. Our records describe what we find, clearly and honestly.
Do I have to come to an office?
No. Visits happen by secure video from home, anywhere in Texas.
Is this confidential?
Yes. Your care is protected by federal and Texas privacy law.
What if I’m in crisis right now?
Please call or text 988, or call 911. We are not an emergency service.
Take thefirst step.
Tell us how to reach you. A member of our team will call to answer questions and find a time that works — no pressure, no obligation.