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d’Arcy Psychiatric Care

Where Evidence Meets Empathy.

Psychiatric care by telehealth, anywhere in Pennsylvania. Medication management with brief therapy for teens and adults, by appointment, with scheduling built around real life.

Dr. Ellen M. Riccio, DNP, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C

Two ways to be seen

Which door do you need?

Most people start with telehealth. Some treatments have to happen in person — and those are all in New Castle.

Telehealth

By video, anywhere in Pennsylvania

  • Teens and adults
  • Evenings and Fridays
  • Commercial insurance through Headway

You are here

In Office

In person in New Castle

  • Ages 6 and up
  • Injectable treatment
  • All insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid

How telehealth here works

Telehealth across Pennsylvania

Visits happen wherever you are. No commute, no waiting room.

Evenings and Fridays

Monday and Wednesday evenings plus Fridays, built around shift work and day jobs.

Medication management with brief therapy

Real conversation in every visit, not just a refill.

What I treat

If what you are dealing with is not on this list, ask anyway.

Trauma and First Responder Focus

  • PTSD and complex PTSD
  • Moral injury
  • Compassion fatigue and secondary trauma
  • Burnout
  • Nightmares and post-traumatic sleep disturbance
  • Anger and irritability
  • Veterans and military service members

Mood

  • Depression
  • Bipolar and mood disorders
  • Seasonal depression
  • PMDD
  • Grief and loss
  • Adjustment disorder and life transitions
  • Self-esteem

Anxiety and Related

  • Anxiety
  • Panic attacks and panic disorder
  • Social anxiety
  • OCD
  • Stress

Attention and Focus

  • ADHD

Sleep

  • Insomnia
  • Shift work sleep disruption

Substance Use

  • Alcohol use

Also Available

  • Medication management and ongoing prescribing
  • Medication transfer from another provider
  • Second opinion on an existing medication regimen

For first responders and healthcare workers

You don’t have to explain what a bad call is. I get it.

Eighteen years in emergency medicine before psychiatry. Medic, flight RN, emergency department, dispatch.

More for first responders
Dr. Riccio in flight suit as a STAT MedEvac critical care flight nurse

Need something that can’t happen over video?

Sublocade, Vivitrol, and long-acting injectables are given in person at the New Castle office, which also sees children from age 6 and accepts all insurance including Medicare and Medicaid.