Your body is already taking everything you've got. Your care shouldn't take the rest.
One dual-trained provider for both your day-to-day medical care and your mental health — by telehealth, on the days when leaving the house isn't happening.
Telehealth in Florida, Wisconsin & Nevada
What split care actually costs you
Two portals. Two waitlists. Two intake forms. And no one connecting the dots.
The energy math never works
A single appointment costs a shower, a drive, a waiting room, and the rest of your afternoon. When your body is already taking everything you've got, coordinating two care teams is a part-time job you never applied for.
Telling your story. Again.
New intake form. Same twelve years of history. Same medication list retyped from memory. Your PCP doesn't see the psych notes, your psych provider doesn't see the labs, and you become the messenger between them.
Flare days decide for you
On the days you most need to be seen, leaving the house isn't happening. So the appointment gets canceled, the refill lapses, and the slide starts — not because you didn't try, but because access required energy you didn't have.
Keep your specialists. Fill the gaps between them.
Inspiring Transformations isn't here to replace your specialists — keep your rheumatologist, your cardiologist, your endocrinologist. Christine is the provider who fills the gaps between those visits: managing your day-to-day primary care, keeping your prescriptions current, and treating the anxiety and depression that so often come with living in a chronic-illness body.
Because she's dual-trained in family medicine and psychiatric mental health, you get both under one roof — one provider who sees the whole picture instead of two care teams that never talk to each other.
What that looks like in practice
Your rheumatologist
They manage: Biologics, infusions, DMARDs, and disease-activity decisions
Christine can handle: Refilling or adjusting everyday anti-inflammatories like meloxicam or celecoxib (Celebrex), plus the depression and anxiety that ride along with a painful autoimmune condition
Your cardiologist
They manage: Structural heart issues, arrhythmia management, procedures, and specialty testing
Christine can handle: Routine blood-pressure medication refills and monitoring between visits — and choosing psychiatric medications that won't fight your cardiac regimen
Your endocrinologist
They manage: Complex thyroid, diabetes, or hormone management
Christine can handle: Interval labs, refill continuity, and sorting whether fatigue is thyroid, medication, or depression
Your neurologist
They manage: Seizure, MS, or migraine-specialty treatment plans
Christine can handle: Day-to-day primary care, prescription continuity, and treating the mood symptoms that come with a neurologic diagnosis
Examples only. Any prescribing decision is made individually, based on your history and in coordination with your specialty team.
The three pillars this rests on
Fill-in-the-gaps care
Your specialists handle the specialty. Christine handles the everyday — refills, routine management, and the things that fall through the cracks between appointments.
Whole-person, not split in two
Chronic illness and mental health feed each other. Treating them together — with one provider — beats bouncing between a PCP and a separate psych practice.
Care that meets your energy
On a flare day, telehealth means you don't have to choose between getting seen and getting through the day.
Two specialties. One provider. One chart.
Christine M. Forge, MSN, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C is board certified in both psychiatric mental health and family practice.
Family medicine side
- Day-to-day primary care and chronic condition follow-up
- Labs ordered and interpreted in context
- Prescription continuity so nothing lapses
- Coordination with the specialists you already trust
Psychiatric side
- Depression and anxiety that come with chronic illness
- Grief, identity loss, and medical fatigue taken seriously
- Psychiatric medications chosen around your medical picture
- Supportive therapy alongside medication management
Split care vs. one provider
| Two separate providers | One dual-trained provider | |
|---|---|---|
| Your health history | Retold from scratch at every new provider | Told once, in one chart, carried forward |
| Fatigue or brain fog | Each side assumes it belongs to the other | One provider works the full differential |
| Medication safety | Two lists, two prescribers, interaction gaps | One reconciled list, screened together |
| A flare week | Cancel, reschedule, wait, decompensate | Seen from home the same week |
| Refills | Chased between specialist appointments | Managed on an ongoing schedule |
Too tired to get care? That's exactly when telehealth helps.
The cruel part of chronic illness is that the days you most need care are the days you can least afford to travel for it. Telehealth removes the tax: no driving, no parking garage, no waiting room, no infection exposure, no rationing your energy between the appointment and the rest of your life.
Prescribing note: Full prescribing, including controlled substances, is available in Florida and Wisconsin. Controlled substances are not currently prescribed in Nevada.
Frequently asked questions
One provider. One story to tell. Care that meets your energy.
Start with a visit from wherever you are today.