Psych Atlanta—Evolving with Hightop Health!
Psych Atlanta is now a Hightop Health clinic—a premier outpatient mental health group led by top-tier clinicians with an integrative, comprehensive approach to delivering life-changing treatments—and we’re bringing everything together under one name. This is the next step in our evolution—same dedicated team and same trusted care, just with a unified brand.
Nothing about your care is changing. We’re still here, providing expert treatments for a wide range of mental health conditions with the same innovative, personalized approach. Our novel treatment services provide informed, individualized, and innovative care tailored to patients who have not sufficiently benefitted from traditional interventions elsewhere.
Our mission remains the same: to provide better mental health care.
Come explore our new website to see what’s ahead and to learn more about how we inspire hope for our patients by delivering treatment options they may not be able to find elsewhere—no matter how simple or complex the condition.
YOU DESERVE INFORMED, PERSONALIZED, INDIVIDUAL AND INNOVATIVE CARE
Psych Atlanta, with locations in Marietta, Roswell, Johns Creek and soon to be Cartersville, Georgia, is a leading outpatient psychiatric practice serving the communities north of Atlanta. Michael Banov, MD, leads the team of board-certified psychiatrists and fellowship-trained advanced practice registered nurses (APRN) who provide comprehensive adult psychiatric services for conditions including anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder, as well as addiction.
The team of experienced mental health clinicians at Psych Atlanta are familiar with traditional treatments for most conditions as well as the cutting-edge psychiatric developments for complex and difficult to treat cases.
For example, in addition to providing comprehensive psychiatric evaluations, diagnosis, and personalized treatment plans that take a holistic approach, Psych Atlanta offers Nuerostar TMS and innovative ketamine therapy, including ketamine infusion therapy, oral ketamine, and Spravato® — an intranasal ketamine spray. Patients also benefit from supplements, including vitamin B12 shots and CBD oils.
At Psych Atlanta, patients have the option of receiving concierge psychiatric services in its modern, beautiful offices, designed to help them feel comfortable and relaxed. The concierge approach allows patients to spend more time with their doctor and ensures that they can see their provider when they need to instead of waiting for an appointment. This approach provides improved privacy and personalized care, which leads to better patient outcomes.
Additionally, Dr. Banov conducts clinical research studies at Psych Atlanta. Participation is optional and at each patient’s discretion. However, this work puts Psych Atlanta at the cutting edge of psychiatric care and ensures that all patients receive the best possible treatments.
At Psych Atlanta, every patient receives highly customized, innovative care aimed at helping them get well. The team applies an integrative, patient-focused approach to psychiatric care, creating multidisciplinary treatment plans designed to improve overall health while also addressing mental health conditions.
Psych Atlanta welcomes new patients. Appointments are available by calling the practice or using the online scheduling tool.
KETAMINE THERAPY
Ketamine and Spravato (Esketamine) therapy for
Treatment Resistant Depression
Ketamine and Spravato (Esketamine) Therapy
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OUR MISSION
To partner with you on the road to mental health wellness with the informed, individualized, and innovative psychiatric health care that you deserve.
Dr. Banov discusses his concerns and cautions regarding the flurry of over promises around psychedelics as potential treatments for a variety of mental health conditions including treatment resistant depression and anxiety.
Ketamine is an effective treatment for depression that works quickly in those who have not responded to standard antidepressant therapies. But what can you do if you feel the old symptoms are coming back while still getting treatment?
Dr. Banov discusses the controversial issue of off-label use of treatments for mental health conditions such as ketamine. While the FDA has not approved ketamine for mood and anxiety, we have decades of clinical experience to show it works and is safe.
