Psychiatric services focused on you
Comprehensive care for adults who want attentive, evidence-based support from a psychiatrist who knows Honolulu and the needs of local patients.
- Medication management paired with supportive therapy and lifestyle guidance
- Treatment for anxiety, depression, trauma-related stress, bipolar disorder, and sleep concerns
- Collaborative care with your primary physician and behavioral health team
- Telepsychiatry designed for privacy, accessibility, and reliable follow-up
For patients searching for a psychiatrist in Honolulu
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Why patients choose Dr. Elena Sharipova as their psychiatrist
- Board-certified psychiatrist with extensive experience in adult mental health
- Telehealth workflow optimized for quick scheduling and straightforward follow-up
- Clear communication and education about medications, side effects, and alternatives
- Respectful, culturally aware care for Honolulu residents and kamaʻāina across the islands
Fast start for new psychiatry patients
- Text (808) 207-9977 to request a telehealth appointment.
- Send photos of your driver license and HMSA insurance card for registration.
- Receive your secure Zoom link and visit instructions by text.
- Meet with your psychiatrist, review treatment options, and plan follow-up.
FAQs for Honolulu psychiatry patients
Do you accept HMSA?
Yes. HMSA insurance is accepted for telehealth visits. Please text your card photos during registration so eligibility can be confirmed quickly.
Who do you treat?
Adult patients (18+) seeking a psychiatrist for anxiety, depression, adjustment challenges, mood changes, trauma-related symptoms, or guidance on medication management.
How fast can I be seen?
Same-week psychiatry appointments are often available. Texting is the fastest way to schedule and receive your telehealth link.
Is this an emergency clinic?
No. If you are experiencing an emergency or crisis, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. This telehealth psychiatry practice is for scheduled, non-emergency care.