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Specialty care for children, teens, and young adults up to age 30. Book online in a few minutes. No referral needed.
What we offer
Three kinds of care, one team
Headache and migraine, concussion, chronic and functional pain, dysautonomia and POTS, and functional GI problems. Procedures include nerve blocks, trigger point injections, and medical Botox.
Mental health care across the lifespan: evaluation and medication management for attention, anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD, and autism spectrum disorder.
Sensory and nervous system regulation, POTS rehabilitation, energy pacing, executive function and ADHD support, and head and neck manual therapy.
We work best together, and each of us is available on our own. When problems overlap, one coordinated plan beats three separate ones. But you never need the whole team, a program, or a referral to see one of us.
Using your insurance
We don’t bill insurance for visits. You pay at each visit, and we give you a superbill, a detailed receipt you send to your insurance company for reimbursement. HSA and FSA cards work, and CareCredit financing is available.
Medications and testing can still use your insurance. Prescriptions, medical Botox through your pharmacy benefit, and lab tests may be covered by your plan as usual. We’ll help with prior authorizations when they’re needed.
Check your out-of-network benefits. Call your plan and ask: “Do I have out-of-network benefits?” If yes, your superbills count toward them. Many HMO, EPO, and marketplace plans have none.
No specialist available in your network? Ask your pediatrician or referring specialist for a referral, and ask your insurance about a network gap exception, which can let your plan treat us as in-network. Questions? Ask us.
Book a visit
Choose your starting visit
Pick the closest fit. Our nurse coordinator reviews every new booking and will adjust it if a different visit suits you better. Tap a location to book. Saturday visits are in person in Greenville. For telehealth visits, the patient needs to be in South Carolina or North Carolina during the visit.
Already a patient? Please book follow-up visits through the patient portal, using the Patient Portal button at the top right of this page.
Physician
Dr. Blake Windsor
MD, FAAP, DABMA
Pediatric and young adult pain, headache, and concussion specialist, trained at Boston Children’s Hospital. Dr. Windsor leads our care for problems that cross more than one body system.
Individual visits
Acute concussion visit
A new concussion in the last 4 weeks, ages 5 to 26.
Concussion symptoms lasting longer than 4 weeks? Book a focused medical visit.
Focused medical visit
One focused medical problem, such as chronic headaches, GI problems, post-concussion syndrome, or POTS.
Procedure evaluation
A specific procedure, like a nerve block, trigger point injection, medical Botox, or IB-Stim.
Many procedures can be done the same day as your evaluation with advance notice. Please let our office know when you book.
Coordinated visits
For problems that need a longer evaluation or more than one of us.
Comprehensive medical evaluation
Three or more overlapping problems, or two or more specialists already seen for the same problems.
Complex medical + psychiatry visit
A medical condition along with attention, mood, anxiety, or PTSD concerns, or procedures elsewhere for this problem that didn’t solve it.
Clarity evaluation
Attention, anxiety, learning, or sensory concerns, ages 8 to 21. Team-based care emphasizing non-medication strategies, with Dr. Windsor and Kelly in one coordinated visit. How Clarity works.
Psychiatric care
Will Windsor
MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC
Psychiatric nurse practitioner caring for mental health across the lifespan, from childhood through adulthood. Evaluations include neurocognitive testing, and Will works closely with Dr. Windsor when physical and mental health overlap.
Psychiatric evaluation
Medication management for mental health, children through adults.
Occupational therapy
Kelly Prater
OTR/L, TPS
Occupational therapist and certified therapeutic pain specialist. Kelly helps patients ages 8 and up get back to school, sports, and daily life, including POTS rehabilitation.
Occupational therapy evaluation
Sensory and regulation needs, POTS rehabilitation, or executive function support, ages 8 and up.
Optional
Programs for structured care
During your first visit, we can talk about whether a program fits, for example if you’d like steady follow-up at a predictable monthly price, added included services, and text message access to your team. If you join within 7 days of your visit, it counts toward the program.
- Regular visits on a set schedule
- Secure messaging with your care team between visits
- Procedures during scheduled visits at no extra charge
- Priority access to Saturday visits, with no added fee
What happens after you book
Complete your forms. A short consent and payment form arrives right away, and your medical intake forms follow by email. Medical intake forms must be completed at least 24 hours before your visit to avoid automatic cancellation and the no-show fee.
We review your booking. Our nurse coordinator checks every new booking within one business day and will text you if a different visit fits better.
Your visit. Payment is due at the visit, and you’ll receive a superbill. Missed visits and cancellations with less than 24 hours’ notice carry a $75 fee, charged to the card on file.
Need more help?
Most answers are in our New Patient Guide and FAQs. If yours isn’t, send it to us in writing and our nurse coordinator will reply by email or call you, ready with answers. You can also call or text 864-214-6766.