Comprehensive Care. Whole-Person Perspective.

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shouldn't feel like the hardest.

Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation and care for adults and teens 11+, anywhere in Texas — in English or Spanish, starting with a 60-minute first visit.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas · UnitedHealthcare · Aetna · Cigna — and more · Self-pay from $250

English & Spanish · Telehealth across Texas

Evening and weekend appointments available. Most initial evaluations available within 7–10 days.

Availability varies by appointment type and payment option.

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Roger Jauregui, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC

Board certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) · Texas APRN license #1217837 · NPI 1457229122

Board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner — licensed to evaluate, diagnose, and prescribe psychiatric medication in Texas.

English & Spanish Adults & Teens 11+ 14+ Years in Healthcare Telehealth Statewide
How It Works

Here's exactly what happens.

01

Schedule

Choose an available telehealth appointment.

02

Comprehensive Evaluation

Your initial evaluation lasts approximately 60 minutes and covers your concerns, history, and goals.

03

Understand Your Options

Diagnostic impressions and treatment approaches are discussed clearly.

04

Build the Plan Together

Medication is one option among several — therapy referrals, behavioral strategies, sleep and lifestyle changes, and medical workup are all on the table, chosen based on your diagnosis, values, and goals.

05

Follow Up

Progress is monitored and treatment is thoughtfully adjusted.

Two notes worth knowing up front

Bipolar evaluations generally require a minimum of two comprehensive 60-minute appointments, because symptoms frequently overlap with anxiety, depression, trauma, sleep disorders, and other conditions, and an accurate diagnosis takes time to get right. ADHD evaluations consist of a 60-minute initial evaluation and a 30-minute follow-up to complete the assessment and discuss treatment recommendations — additional information or appointments may sometimes be needed for diagnostic clarification.

Schedule II controlled substances — including stimulant medications and benzodiazepines — are not currently offered, due to their extensive side effect and dependence profile. When a different level of care or treatment approach is needed, appropriate referrals are provided.

Roger Jauregui, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC, bilingual psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner
Meet Your Provider

Meet Roger Jauregui

Roger Jauregui, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC

A bilingual, board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with 14+ years of combined healthcare experience — from ICU and cardiology nursing to telehealth psychiatry across California and Texas.

English & Spanish Adolescents & Adults 14+ Years in Healthcare Telehealth

Texas APRN license #1217837 · NPI 1457229122 · Board certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC)

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Disponible en Español · Available in Spanish

Compassionate psychiatric care in the language that feels most natural.

Atención psiquiátrica en español para adultos y adolescentes.

Roger Jauregui ofrece evaluación y tratamiento psiquiátrico completo en español, con el mismo cuidado y atención al detalle que en inglés — para adultos y adolescentes en Texas, por telemedicina.

A psychiatric provider meeting with a mother and daughter during a consultation.
Medication, therapy, and lifestyle habits fit together to support good mental health.
Lifestyle-Informed Psychiatry

Mental health doesn't exist in isolation.

A whole-person approach considers the factors that shape how you feel, function, sleep, think, and live.

When clinically appropriate, lifestyle factors are considered alongside conventional psychiatric treatment rather than used as a replacement for it. Discussions may include sleep health, physical activity, stress management, and cardiometabolic and preventive health.

Where nutrition is a relevant factor, dietary patterns may be reviewed using validated tools such as the Mediterranean Diet Adherence Screener (MEDAS), REAP-S, and the Healthy Eating Index — helping identify practical opportunities for improvement. When appropriate, referrals to registered dietitians, exercise professionals, and sleep medicine specialists are coordinated as part of your broader care team.

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Insurance & Payment

Clear information before you begin.

  • Blue Cross and Blue Shield of TexasAvailable through Headway
  • UnitedHealthcare (Optum)Available through Headway
  • AetnaAvailable through Headway
  • CignaAvailable through Headway
  • Original Medicare (Traditional Medicare)Billed directly by our practice
  • Oscar (Optum)Available through Headway
  • Oxford (Optum)Available through Headway
  • Ascension (SmartHealth)Available through Headway
  • Carelon Behavioral HealthAvailable through Headway
  • CurativeAvailable through Headway
  • Independence Blue Cross Pennsylvania — Virtual NetworkAvailable through Headway

Participation and coverage depend on your specific plan. Original Medicare details →

Headway

All insurance plans above are booked and verified through the Headway platform, except Original Medicare.

Self-Pay

Transparent self-pay rates available.

Out-of-Network

Superbills provided where applicable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions worth asking before you begin.

What happens during my first psychiatric appointment?
Your first appointment is a comprehensive evaluation lasting approximately 60 minutes. It covers your current concerns, psychiatric and medical history, prior treatment, lifestyle factors, and personal goals so that a clear, individualized plan can begin to take shape.
Do you provide telehealth throughout Texas?
Yes. Jauregui Psychiatry provides telehealth psychiatric care to adolescents and adults located anywhere in Texas.
Do you provide psychiatric care in Spanish?
Yes. Roger Jauregui is fully bilingual, and evaluations, medication management, and treatment planning can be conducted entirely in Spanish when preferred.
What conditions do you treat?
Common concerns include ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD and trauma, insomnia, OCD, PMDD, and treatment-resistant depression, among other psychiatric conditions.
Do you evaluate ADHD?
Yes. ADHD evaluations begin with a 60-minute initial evaluation, followed by a 30-minute follow-up to complete the assessment, review findings, and discuss treatment recommendations. Additional information or appointments may sometimes be needed for diagnostic clarification.
Why are ADHD evaluations completed over two appointments?
ADHD symptoms can overlap with anxiety, depression, trauma, sleep disorders, and other conditions. A comprehensive initial evaluation followed by a focused follow-up allows for a more accurate diagnosis and a more appropriate treatment plan.
What treatment options are available for ADHD?

ADHD treatment can combine medication, practical skills, and behavioral support. Depending on your age, symptoms, and medical history, nonstimulant options may include atomoxetine, viloxazine extended-release, guanfacine extended-release, or clonidine extended-release. In selected cases, medications such as bupropion may be considered off-label, meaning they are not FDA-approved specifically for ADHD.

Treatment may also include strategies for organization, time management, sleep, and daily routines, with therapy or school supports when appropriate. We discuss the potential benefits, risks, and alternatives before choosing a plan together. Stimulant medications are not currently prescribed by our practice.

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Do you treat bipolar disorder?
Yes. Comprehensive evaluation is offered for depression, hypomania, mania, mixed symptoms, and mood instability associated with bipolar disorder.
Do you prescribe psychiatric medication?
Yes, medication management is available when clinically appropriate, as part of an individualized and collaborative treatment plan.
Do you prescribe stimulant medications or benzodiazepines?
Schedule II controlled substances, including stimulant medications and benzodiazepines, are not currently offered, due to their extensive side effect and dependence profile. When a different level of care or treatment approach is needed, appropriate referrals are provided.
Can you work with my therapist?
Yes. With patient authorization, collaboration with therapists and other members of your care team is welcomed and encouraged.
Do you provide therapy?
Psychotherapy is incorporated into every visit as part of the conversation, but the primary focus of care is comprehensive diagnostic evaluation, ongoing monitoring, and medication management. When more intensive or longer therapy sessions are needed or desired, referrals to a qualified therapist are provided as part of a collaborative treatment plan.
Do I need a referral?
No referral is required to schedule a consultation.
Do you accept insurance?
Current insurance participation, including availability through Headway, is listed on the Insurance & Fees page and kept up to date.
Do you accept Medicare?
For Original Medicare, billing arrangements are coordinated directly with our practice, rather than through Headway. Before your appointment, we will confirm whether your visit can be billed to Medicare and explain any expected patient responsibility. Medicare Advantage is different from Original Medicare, and coverage must be verified for your specific plan.
Do you offer self-pay appointments?
Yes. Transparent self-pay rates are available for patients who prefer or require this option.
What ages do you see?
Care is provided to patients ages 11 and older, including adolescents and adults.
What conditions require a higher level of care?
Conditions such as acute mania, acute psychosis, active severe substance use, or psychiatric emergencies may require a higher level of care than routine outpatient telehealth, and appropriate referrals will be discussed.
Collaborative Care

Better care happens together.

Psychiatric treatment doesn't exist separately from therapy, primary care, or physical health. With patient authorization, we welcome collaboration with your full care team — and referring clinicians can reach our office directly.

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Have questions before scheduling?

We can help you understand our services, payment options, and what to expect at your first visit.

Call, text, or email: (737) 365-5207 or rogerjauregui@jaureguipsychiatry.com.

Have questions about our services or getting started? Call or text our office.

Not sure which appointment to choose or how to book? I'm happy to answer your questions by email, text, or phone.

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Begin Here

Schedule your visit.

Whether you're looking for answers for the first time or seeking a fresh perspective on your care, the first step is simply beginning the conversation. Choose how you'd like to schedule below.

Evening and weekend appointments available. Most initial evaluations available within 7–10 days.

Availability varies by appointment type and payment option.

Insurance

Use insurance

Schedule through Headway to use an accepted insurance plan and securely provide your insurance information.

Out-of-network benefits: If your insurance is not in network, some commercial insurance plans may reimburse part of your cost through out-of-network benefits. You may instead choose Self-Pay and request a superbill to submit to your insurer.

Out-of-network reimbursement is not guaranteed. Please check your benefits directly with your insurance company before scheduling.

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Self-Pay & Medicare

Self-pay or Medicare

Initial psychiatric evaluation: $250 · Follow-up visits: $125. Sliding-scale fees may be available based on financial need and availability.

View available appointments and schedule securely through CharmHealth.

Original Medicare: We bill Medicare directly. Self-pay visit prices do not apply; applicable deductible and coinsurance may still apply.

Original Medicare

Billed directly by our practice. Book through "Self-pay or Medicare." Medicare cost-sharing may apply.

Medicare Advantage is different from Original Medicare — see full Medicare details →

Not sure which appointment to choose or how to book? I'm happy to answer your questions by email, text, or phone.

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