For healthcare professionals

Share a clear path to telehealth psychiatry.

A practical, patient-ready path for PCPs, pediatricians, OB-GYN offices, therapists, counselors, schools, and other community referral sources.

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Provider

Kevin Lazar, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC
Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Wellness RX · NPI 1265397020

Current scope

  • Telehealth psychiatry
  • For eligible patients located in New Mexico
  • Children age 6 and older, adolescents, and adults

Common referral reasons

ADHD evaluation & medication management AnxietyDepression PTSD & traumaPanic symptoms OCDSleep concerns Mood concernsStress-related symptoms Men's mental health

New Mexico insurance

A
Aetna
In-network
B
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Mexico
In-network
C
Carelon Behavioral Health
In-network
C
Cigna
In-network
Coverage is verified before the visit and may vary by the patient's specific plan.
Patient-ready scheduling

Share one clear next step.

Share the Headway link with the patient or responsible party. They can enter insurance details and review appointment options directly.

Open Headway scheduling
QR code linking to Kevin Lazar's referral and booking page

Scan to open the referral & booking page

New Mexico telehealth office · 500 Marquette Ave NW, Ste 1200, Albuquerque, NM 87102
Protect patient information. Do not send patient details, clinical records, or referral information by ordinary email, text, social media, or website forms. Contact Wellness RX to identify an appropriate secure route when clinically relevant coordination is needed.

Referring for metabolic-health or GLP-1 care?

That's a separate cash-pay program.

Metabolic-health page
Why refer to Wellness RX

Clear scope. Verifiable credentials. Patient-ready information.

Verify the provider

Review Kevin's board certification, active New Mexico license, NPI, education, and professional background.

Review credentials

Know what patients receive

Wellness RX provides psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and psychotherapy. The metabolic-health program is separate and cash-pay.

Review the care model

Use patient-ready guides

Share sourced, plain-language information about evaluation, ADHD, anxiety, depression, and medication management.

View resources

For therapists and counselors: when to consider a medication evaluation

A non-prescriptive guide to the situations where an evaluation may be worth discussing, what information makes a referral more useful, what an evaluation can and cannot promise, and how a referral fits alongside a client's existing therapy.

Read the referral guide

For therapists: a practical collaboration sheet

Clarify the roles of psychotherapy and medication management, what information may make a referral more useful, and how privacy-aware communication can support coordinated care without replacing the patient's existing therapist.

Open collaboration guide

For pediatric and family practices: a guide you can hand to parents

What to gather before a first telehealth psychiatric visit, how the time is usually divided between parent and child, what private time with an adolescent is for, and the scope limits worth knowing before referring, including that autism diagnostic evaluations are not provided.

Child and teen visit guide
Referrals and bookings do not guarantee patient acceptance, a specific prescription, appointment timing, or insurance coverage. Care is individualized following a clinical evaluation, and medication decisions are based on clinical appropriateness, safety, and applicable regulations.