Certified Physician Assistant with Expertise in Acute and Chronic Mental Health Conditions

An initial visit with a provider involves a medical history review, an assessment of your specific symptoms/concerns, and the creation of an appropriate diagnosis/treatment plan. 

Diagnosis, management, and treatment of mental health disorders through medication-focused treatments, delivering personalized medication strategies to enhance patients' mental well-being.

A follow-up visit with a provider involves checking the progress of the patient's treatment plan and the assessment of any new symptoms.

A medication refill appointment with a provider typically involves a brief review of an existing patient's medical history followed by a medication refill sent to the pharmacy for stable patients between video follow-up appointments.

Explore a variety of support services tailored to the patient's needs, including help with documentation, lab test prescriptions, etc.

Gregg Stoner

As the sole provider at the Pekin Heartland primary care office, I manage a full patient panel that involves providing mental health diagnosis and treatment for a large percentage of my patients. This includes patients with a range of disorders such as anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, ADHD, schizophrenia, and more. My patient management scope is quite extensive, covering a wide range of healthcare fields, with a focus on complex cases that involve patients with multiple comorbid health conditions. Despite the challenges, I am dedicated to providing the best possible care to my patients and ensuring that they receive the support they need to manage their health and well-being.

Family Practice Certified Physician Assistant with Psychiatric & Substance Abuse Subspecialties  

An initial visit with a provider involves a medical history review, physical examination, and possibly diagnostic tests to evaluate a patient's health, identify issues, and develop a treatment plan.

Initial Consultation

A follow-up visit with a provider involves checking the progress of the patient's treatment plan, assessing any new symptoms or concerns, and adjusting the treatment plan as needed to ensure optimal health outcomes.

Follow-up Visit

A medication refill appointment with a provider typically involves a brief review of the patient's existing patient's medical history, confirming the need for the medication refill, and issuing a new prescription. It may also involve evaluating any side effects or concerns related to the medication and ensuring that the treatment plan is still appropriate for the patient's needs. Typically, no video call is needed for this appointment type.

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