Mental Health

PonteVita Rx's online prescription refill service is designed for patients stable on routine medications. However, it's essential to recognize that not all prescriptions or conditions are suitable for 1-year refills, as some medications may necessitate regular monitoring and adjustments by healthcare providers.

PonteVita Rx's online prescription refill service is designed for patients stable on routine medications. However, it's essential to recognize that not all prescriptions or conditions are suitable for 1-year refills, as some medications may necessitate regular monitoring and adjustments by healthcare providers.

PonteVita Rx's 1-year online prescription refill service offers convenient script access to patients safely established and stable on routine medications. You can send us a message whenever needed during your term of service. Your refills will be processed immediately, ensuring you stay on track, no matter where you are in the country.

No, PonteVita Rx operates independently of insurance coverage. However, you can still use your health insurance to cover the pharmacy costs of your medicine. HSA/FSA accounts and cards are great! They can be used for payment to PonteVita Rx for services but we currently do not accept insurance as a form of payment.

PonteVita Rx keeps it simple with a tier-based subscription model:

• $10/month for 1-2 medications
• $15/month for 3-4 medications
• $20/month for 5 medications

Since we practice upfront billing your total cost for 1 year of service is:

• $120 for 1-2 medications
• $180 for 3-4 medications
• $240 for 5+ medications

These subscription costs are separate from the actual cost of your medication.

PonteVita Rx has you covered with up to 1-year online prescription refills. This convenient refill process allows you to enjoy a longer, more fulfilling and less stressful life

Once you've completed the online prescription renewal process, you should be able to pick up your medication from the pharmacy of your choice promptly, minimizing any unnecessary delays in your prescription access

Depression or major depressive disorder is a medical illness that negatively impacts how you feel, think, and act. It causes feelings of sadness, loss of interest in things you may have previously enjoyed, and impacts your ability to function at work and at home.

Common symptoms of depression include feeling sad or down, loss of interest or pleasure in doing things you once enjoyed, changes in appetite, trouble under- or oversleeping, loss or energy, agitated muscle movements or really slow movements, feeling worthless about yourself or guilty, difficulty thinking, and thoughts of death or suicide. These kinds of symptoms must persist for at least 2 weeks to make the diagnosis of depression.
If you are having these kinds of symptoms it is important to know you are not alone and that there is hope, there is help available. Speak with your doctor or your psychiatrist. They will do some blood tests, talk with you, and help you come up with a combination of treatments (usually psychotherapy and medication) to help you. If you or someone you know needs support now, call or text 988, or chat 988lifeline.org

Depression can be influenced by several different things: brain biochemistry, genetics, personality type, low self esteem, stress, and environmental or societal pressures like poverty, neglect, abuse, or violence.

Anxiety is an emotion that typically makes someone feel a lot of tension, worry, and even physical changes like increased blood pressure and heart rate along with sweating, trembling, or dizziness. There can be repeated and intrusive thoughts and concerns. It is a future-based and ongoing response to a general concern or threat.

People that struggle with anxiety often feel restless or on edge, feel irritated a lot, worry so much that it causes distress and impacts the ability to function in relationships, at home, and at work. People with anxiety also tend to have difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep, may have difficulty concentrating, get tired easily, feel like they cannot let go of their worries, worry about everything big and small, and can have physical symptoms like tense muscles, trouble breathing, or pain.
Make sure to speak with your family or psychiatrist about your concerns. If you or someone you know needs support now, call or text 988, or chat 988lifeline.org

Anxiety can be caused or influenced by a lot of different things. Sometimes it is primarily genetic as anxiety can run in certain families. Anxiety can come from traumatic or stressful events that happen in life, especially in early childhood. Anxiety can also be caused by illicit drug abuse. Certain medical problems (e.g. hyperthyroidism) can also cause anxiety.

Medication and psychotherapy. These conditions are very treatable and have very high success rates using medicine and some form of psychotherapy (talk therapy) - success rates as high as 80-90%. Medication is great to help bring some balance and can correct underlying biochemistry or help take the edge off of things to help you be a better version of yourself. Psychotherapy is a great way to discover root emotional or traumatic causes of these conditions sometimes and can be great for learning healthy and appropriate coping techniques.