Randy S. Gergel, Md
Psychiatrist
Why pick this one
Randy Gergel, MD provides adult psychiatric care in Asheville with 90-minute diagnostic evaluations and board certification since 1990.
Best for
- Adults seeking psychiatric diagnostic evaluations in Asheville
- Adults seeking psychiatric medication treatment or medication second opinions
- Patients needing crisis intervention with a possible same-day appointment
- Established patients with urgent psychiatric issues seeking an attempted appointment within 24 hours
- Patients whose psychiatric care needs coordination with primary care or psychotherapy
Look elsewhere if
- Children or adolescents seeking psychiatric care
- People seeking psychotherapy as the primary service
- Patients outside the Asheville area
Specialties
- adult psychiatric care
- diagnostic evaluations
- psychiatric medication treatment
- psychiatric second opinions
- crisis intervention
Certifications
- Board-certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology since 1990
- North Carolina medical licensure since 1987
- American Heart Association Basic Life Support training
- American Heart Association Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support training
What makes them different
- Provides psychiatric care specifically for adults
- Initial diagnostic evaluations are scheduled for 90 minutes and may require more than one session
- Offers psychiatric second opinions
- Coordinates care with patients' primary care physicians and psychotherapists
- Psychiatrist has 24.5 years of service at Asheville VA Medical Center
- Emergency
- Available
- Response time
- Same-day appointment if possible for crisis intervention; established patients with urgent issues are attempted within 24 hours
- Serves
- Asheville
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 7 Beaverdam Rd Ste 203b, Asheville, NC 28804-2513
- Phone
- 18283012052
- Website
- https://www.asheville-psychiatrist.com
- intl-segmenter@11.7.10
Services
- ongoing psychiatric care
- follow-up appointments
- coordination with primary care physicians and psychotherapists
- crisis intervention