
Med Light.The right medication.
The right support.
A plan for a brighter future.
Medication management in Manchester, NH at our Stark Street office. We look at the whole picture before we prescribe, start with only what you need, and keep checking in so your plan changes as you do.
70 Stark Street, Manchester, NH 03101 & Telehealth
A thoughtful, individualized approach to medication, so you can feel better now and build a brighter future.
Medication can be a valuable part of your mental health care, but it's not one-size-fits-all and it's not the whole picture.
At Med Light, we take time to understand your history, symptoms, goals, and concerns so we can create a plan that supports your long-term well-being. Our approach combines thoughtful prescribing with ongoing support, education, and collaboration with your therapy team when appropriate.
We take time to understand you, not just your symptoms, and create a medication plan based on your unique needs and goals.
Whether you're starting medication, adjusting your current treatment, or exploring a medically supervised reduction or discontinuation, we're here to guide and support you.
We work closely with your therapist and, when appropriate, other providers to ensure your care is coordinated and supports your overall mental and physical well-being.
Sometimes symptoms are heavy enough that it is hard to sleep, work, focus, or even get to therapy. Medication management in Manchester, NH can take the edge off so you have room to heal, while your care team keeps an eye on the bigger picture.
Already on medication from another provider and not sure it is right? A medication review is a good place to start.
Medication can ease symptoms. Therapy gets to what is driving them. At CARE you can have both under one roof, with a prescriber and a therapist who can talk to each other (with your permission).
Wondering if medication is right for you? Read Is medication the answer?
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, by appointment
Serving Manchester and nearby Bedford, Goffstown, Hooksett, Auburn, Londonderry and Litchfield, plus secure video visits anywhere in New Hampshire.
Looking for therapy in Manchester? See our Manchester therapists.

At CARE's Manchester office, 70 Stark Street, Manchester, NH 03101. Follow-up visits can also be done by secure video if you are in New Hampshire.
No. Clients come to our Manchester office from Bedford, Goffstown, Hooksett, Londonderry and all over southern New Hampshire.
Yes. When you see a CARE therapist too, your prescriber and therapist can share what they are seeing (with your permission) so medication and therapy pull in the same direction.
Medication management is ongoing care for psychiatric medication: an evaluation, a plan you agree with, and regular follow-up visits to check how it is working, adjust the dose, and watch for side effects.
Med Light is how CARE approaches prescribing. We start by understanding the bigger picture, use only the medication you truly need at the lowest dose that helps, and review the plan often instead of adding more by default.
Not necessarily. For some people medication is short term, for others it is longer. Your plan is reviewed regularly, and any change, including stopping, is made together with your prescriber, never on your own.
Yes, and for many people that works best. Medication can ease symptoms enough to do the deeper work in therapy, and therapy gets to the root of what is driving them.
Many insurance plans cover psychiatric medication visits. Call us at (603) 270-9181 and we will check your coverage before your first visit. You can also read more on our insurance page.
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or dial 911. Medication visits are scheduled care and are not an emergency service.
Questions about cost? Check your insurance and estimate your cost.
Questions about insurance, what kind of therapy is right for you, or whether CARE is a good fit? Drop us a note. A real person from our care team will respond within one business day.
