Now Accepting New Patients

Accepting new patients, in Oak Brook and across Illinois

No waitlist speech, no callback in October. We see adults in person in Oak Brook and by telehealth across Illinois, and we take 11 plans, including Illinois Medicaid. Every plan link on this page is live, so nobody dead-ends.

Most new patients are scheduled within one week.

Benefits verified before your first visit.
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What happens after you reach out

This care is designed for adults looking for thoughtful, consistent psychiatric support. Whether you’re managing ongoing symptoms or navigating a new challenge, you don’t need to have everything figured out - your clinician will help guide the process, step by step.
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We call you

A real person from our Oak Brook office. We verify your benefits on that first call and answer your questions.
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Benefits verified

Your coverage confirmed before your first visit, so you know where you stand before anything is scheduled.
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First appointment

In person or by video. A full evaluation, not a rushed intake.
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The same standard of care, every visit.

Our clinical practice is standardized, so your treatment follows the same evidence-based approach whichever of our clinicians you see, and your history travels with you, so no visit starts from zero.
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Questions new patients ask

We know starting psychiatric care often comes with questions. Below are answers to some of the things people ask us most before scheduling a consultation.

Will my care be consistent from visit to visit?

Yes. We follow standardized psychiatric clinical practice at every visit, so your care stays consistent and evidence-based, with continuity of provider whenever possible.

Which insurance do you take?

We are in-network with 11 plans. The full list, each with its own page, lives at insurance we accept, and if you hold an Illinois Medicaid card, how Medicaid works at Mugen is the place to start.

How fast can I actually be seen?

Reach out and we tell you the first available time on that call. Availability changes week to week, so the phone answer is the one you can trust.
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If you're in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911. Mugen Psychiatry provides outpatient care and is not a 24/7 crisis service.