One Nevada Provider for Both Sides of Your Health
Most people are told to keep their physical health and their mental health in separate buildings. Christine Forge, MSN, AAPRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC is certified in both family practice and psychiatry, so you can choose medical care, mental health care, or a dual approach that treats them together.
- Choose family medicine, mental health, or both in the same visit
- Labs ordered and interpreted alongside your mental health plan
- Prescription continuity without a separate appointment marathon
- Ages 8 and up, statewide by secure video
Christine M. Forge, MSN
AAPRN, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C · Licensed in Nevada
Nevada Access to Care
Fragmented Care Is the Norm in Nevada
Nevada has among the fewest primary care and psychiatric providers per resident in the country, which is exactly why one provider covering both is worth something.
What This Looks Like
Your History Told Once, To One Person
When both halves of your care live in one chart, follow-ups start where the last visit ended instead of restarting from scratch.
Family Medicine
Everyday primary care concerns, chronic condition management, and prescription continuity between specialist visits.
Mental Health Care
Evaluation, diagnosis, and medication management for anxiety, depression, and mood symptoms.
Labs Interpreted Together
Thyroid, iron, B12, vitamin D, and hormone results read in the context of your mood, not in isolation.
Refill Continuity
Routine maintenance medications managed on an ongoing schedule so nothing lapses between appointments.
Chronic Illness Support
Autoimmune disease, pain, and hormone conditions and the mental health toll they carry, handled by the same person.
Entirely by Telehealth
Visits happen from home. No driving across Clark or Washoe County, no waiting room, no infection exposure.
About Your Provider
Dual Certified, Which Is Rarer Than It Should Be
Christine holds certification as both a Family Nurse Practitioner and a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. When fatigue could be your thyroid, your medication, your depression, or all three, one provider can sort it out instead of two care teams each guessing at half the picture.
You decide the scope. Some patients come for mental health only, some for family medicine only, and many for both — that choice is yours and it can change over time.
Care is available to Nevada residents ages 8 and up, statewide. Controlled substances are not prescribed in Nevada.
Book With ChristineFrequently Asked Questions
Do I have to use both services?
No. You can come for mental health care only, family medicine only, or both. Many patients start with one and add the other later.
Does this replace my specialists?
No. Keep your rheumatologist, cardiologist, or endocrinologist. This fills the gap between those visits — day-to-day care, prescription continuity, and the mental health side.
Can labs be ordered in Nevada by telehealth?
Yes. Labs are ordered to a facility near you, and results are reviewed with you at follow-up in the context of your full picture.
Are controlled substances prescribed in Nevada?
No. Controlled substances are not prescribed to Nevada patients. Non-controlled options are available for both medical and mental health care.
What ages are seen?
Ages 8 and up. A parent or guardian participates in visits for minors.
How quickly can I be seen?
Most new patients are scheduled within days, and you can book directly online without a referral.
Statewide Coverage
Available Everywhere in Nevada
One provider for your medical and mental health care, by secure video anywhere in Nevada.
Take the First Step
Both Sides of Your Health, One Provider
Book directly online — no referral needed, and you choose the scope of your care.
Request an AppointmentThis page is for informational purposes and does not constitute medical advice. Care is provided by Christine M. Forge, MSN, AAPRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC to residents physically located in Nevada at the time of the visit.