ANCC board-certified • PMHNP-BC

Meet Steven K. Elrod, MSN, PMHNP-BC

Steven provides medication-focused psychiatric care with clear explanations, careful monitoring, and respect for each patient’s goals, preferences, and concerns.

Board-certified PMHNP-BCAges 6+Eight states100% telehealthMedication-focused care

Psychiatric nurse practitioner

A Consistent Provider From Evaluation Through Follow-Up

Steven is an ANCC board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with hospital and outpatient psychiatric-care experience. He evaluates psychiatric symptoms, discusses possible diagnoses, prescribes when clinically appropriate, and provides ongoing medication monitoring.

Steven is a PMHNP-BC—not a physician psychiatrist. His role, credentials, and scope are stated plainly so patients and families know who will provide their care.

What care feels like

Collaborative, Informed, and Individualized

1

Listen first

Start with symptoms, history, prior treatment, health considerations, daily functioning, and what you hope will improve.

2

Explain the choices

Review reasonable options, expected benefits, possible side effects, alternatives, and unanswered questions in straightforward language.

3

Monitor over time

Use follow-up visits to evaluate response, tolerability, safety, and whether the plan should remain the same or change.

A focused service

Medication Management Is the Primary Service

SimplyCalm provides psychiatric evaluation, prescribing, and ongoing medication management rather than weekly psychotherapy. Visits may include education, practical strategies, and brief supportive interventions when helpful. A separate therapist or a different level of care may be recommended when appropriate.

Where care is available

Secure Telehealth for Patients Ages 6+

Steven provides online care to eligible patients physically located in Washington, Utah, Kansas, Maryland, New Hampshire, Montana, Idaho, and Iowa during the appointment.

No diagnosis, medication, or prescription is guaranteed. This is not an emergency service. Call 911, call or text 988, or go to the nearest emergency department for immediate help.