For referring providers

Psychiatric care for your oncology patients.

Jheanelle Bailey, PMHNP-BC, FNP-BC is a dual board-certified nurse practitioner in psychiatric mental health and family practice, with 17 years of oncology experience. Iso Mind & Wellness is a telehealth practice devoted to the psychiatric care of people affected by cancer: patients in active treatment, survivors, and the family members caring for them, anywhere in Florida.

Treatment plans most often attend to the body, with little or no consideration of the mind. This practice exists to close that gap, and to coordinate back to your team rather than around it.

Send a patient to book Call (954) 440-5077

How to refer

Nothing is asked of your staff.

There is no referral form, no portal, and no paperwork on your end. Give the patient the booking link, or our phone number, and they book directly:

care.headway.co/providers/jheanelle-bailey
(954) 440-5077

Please do not send patient details by email. This practice does not accept protected health information by email or through any form on this site. If a clinical conversation would help, call and we will arrange it properly.

Access and insurance

The two questions you are about to ask.

How soon will they be seen?

New referrals take priority in this practice, and the intention is to see them within one to two days. Psychiatric waits in Florida commonly run weeks to months, which is usually the reason a distressed patient in front of you has nowhere to go.

Is it covered?

Booking and billing run through Headway, which checks the patient’s insurance before the first visit so they know their cost up front. Jheanelle is in network through Headway with Aetna, Cigna, Carelon Behavioral Health, Ascension (SmartHealth), United Healthcare, Oxford, and Oscar. Most visits are covered.

Where does the patient need to be?

Visits are secure video sessions. The patient can join from home, a hospital room, or an infusion chair, but must be physically located in Florida at the time of the appointment.

What we treat

The psychiatric side of a cancer diagnosis.

Depression and low mood

Whether it began with the diagnosis or was there before it.

Anxiety

Including scan-related anxiety, fear of recurrence, and anticipatory distress before treatment.

Insomnia

Sleep disruption through treatment cycles and beyond.

Grief and adjustment

Adjustment to diagnosis, to a change in prognosis, and to life after treatment ends.

Mood and the regimen

Psychiatric prescribing around steroids, hormone therapy, analgesia and other active treatments.

Caregiver distress

Family members and caregivers are seen in their own right, not only as part of the patient visit.

Who can be referred

Patients, survivors, and the people beside them.

Patients in active treatment

Seen by video from home, a hospital room, or an infusion chair.

Survivors

Survivorship carries its own weight, and it often surfaces after the appointments stop.

Caregivers and family

The people beside the patient can be referred directly.

Prefer to talk first

Leave your details and we will call you.

If it would help to speak before you send anyone, leave your name and email and Jheanelle will arrange a short call. No patient information, please.

You may also want the page we send patients, or the one for caregivers.