Southern & Central California
Psychiatric care close to home.
Clinically grounded, genuinely human care for the whole person — where science meets the soul.
New here? Start with a free 15-minute phone consultation — no cost, no commitment.
Notice: Provider affiliation update — Golden Valley Health Centers (effective October 1, 2026). Details
100+
clinicians across the group
35+
locations across Southern California
5–95
care for every age
How it works
Starting care is straightforward.
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Reach out
Contact us about openings and what your plan covers.
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Get matched
We connect you with the right psychiatric provider for your needs and age.
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Begin care
Start care in person at an Inland Empire location — or by video anywhere in California.
Explore
Three ways in.
For patients
Psychiatric care in the Inland Empire
Outpatient psychiatric care for children, adolescents, and adults — provided through Inland Psychiatric Medical Group, with IEHP and Medi-Cal accepted.
New patients start with a free 15-minute phone consultation — no cost, no commitment.
See care optionsFor partners
Scaling access through partnership
Collaborations with FQHCs, hospital systems, and IPAs to expand psychiatric capacity across California. First-touch conversations begin by email.
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Essays on the inner life
Long-form writing on medications, conditions, therapy, and the daily work of psychiatric care. Careful reasoning, an honest accounting of what we know and what we don't.
Browse the archiveFirst Light
Notes from NP Fady
Short personal updates — the practice, the people, and what’s ahead.
Why this space exists
July 2026
For years, the most important updates about this practice traveled by word of mouth — a new clinic opening, a faster way to be seen, a milestone worth marking. First Light is where those updates live now: short notes, written personally, posted when there is something genuinely worth telling you.
To begin: we have just published the story of Inland Psychiatric Medical Group — how one clinic and one psychiatrist in 1992 became a network serving communities across Southern California. You will find it on the About page, and it explains a great deal about why this practice runs the way it does. More soon.
— NP Fady
Read the IPMG story