Yes. Dr. Ezeh-Aideyan is listed as board-certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. In practical terms, she is a medical doctor who completed specialty training in psychiatry and met the board's certification requirements.

About the doctor
Meet Dr. Perpetua Ezeh-Aideyan, MD
Meet the board-certified psychiatrist serving adults across Greater Miami with clear explanations, thoughtful evaluation, and practical next steps.
Insurance participation and coverage vary by plan. Please contact the office or your insurer to confirm benefits before your appointment.
Dr. Perpetua Ezeh-Aideyan, MD is the board-certified psychiatrist who leads care at Bedas Mental Health. She listens to the full picture, explains options clearly, and follows how the plan is working over time.
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What the credentials mean for patients
Bedas telehealth service
Telehealth is part of Bedas psychiatric services.
Adults physically located in Florida can ask whether a Bedas video visit is available and appropriate. The office confirms clinical fit before relying on telehealth.

- Personalized care
- Clear next steps
- Collaborative decisions
- Whole-person review
- Medication questions in context
- English · Spanish
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- Board-Certified Psychiatrist
- Physician-led care
- English · Spanish support
- Florida license source reviewed July 17, 2026
01Who is Dr. Perpetua Ezeh-Aideyan, MD?Dr. Ezeh-Aideyan is the board-certified psychiatrist who leads clinical care at Bedas Mental Health.OpenClose
The practice is built around a named psychiatrist, one Miami-area office, and a simple promise: patients should know who is responsible for their care before they schedule.
Dr. Ezeh-Aideyan works with adults who may be dealing with anxiety, depression, attention problems, trauma, sleep changes, major mood shifts, or changes in thinking. She begins by listening to what is happening now, what has already been tried, and what the patient wants help changing.
- Dr. Ezeh-Aideyan, MD
- One Miami-area office at Palmetto Medical Plaza
- Ask about office visits or video visits while located in Florida
- Patient information and appointment support in English and Spanish
02What does board-certified psychiatric care mean for me?It means your mental health evaluation and medication decisions are led by a physician with specialty training in psychiatry and national board certification.OpenClose
A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who can consider mental health symptoms together with sleep, physical health, other medications, substance use, safety, and previous treatment. That broader medical view matters when symptoms overlap or a medication plan needs careful follow-up.
Dr. Ezeh-Aideyan is listed as board-certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Official credential sources remain linked below for anyone who wants to review them, without asking patients to interpret registry numbers.
- Physician-led psychiatric evaluation
- Diagnosis and medication decisions explained in plain language
- Attention to benefits, side effects, and safety over time
- National board certification in psychiatry and neurology
03Does Bedas support patients in English and Spanish?Bedas provides patient information and appointment support in English and Spanish.OpenClose
Patients across Greater Miami often consider language comfort, family involvement, and whether the practice feels approachable when choosing care. Bedas offers the same core guidance in both languages.
Patients can select English or Spanish and confirm their language preference with the office before scheduling.
- English and Spanish patient guidance
- The same core care information in both languages
- Language preference confirmed with the office
04What conditions does Dr. Ezeh-Aideyan treat?Dr. Ezeh-Aideyan evaluates a range of adult psychiatric concerns, with guidance available for each major condition treated by Bedas.OpenClose
Bedas provides information for anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, adult ADHD, PTSD, insomnia, and schizophrenia. Each topic explains common concerns, the care approach, frequently asked questions, and safety considerations where appropriate.
Patients do not need to diagnose themselves before contacting the office; they can describe the symptoms or concerns they want help understanding.
- Anxiety treatment
- Depression treatment
- Bipolar disorder treatment
- Adult ADHD evaluation and treatment
- PTSD treatment
- Insomnia treatment
- Schizophrenia treatment
05How does the care process work?Psychiatric care starts with a conversation about what has changed, what is getting in the way, and what you hope will feel different.OpenClose
A first appointment can help clarify what symptoms are present, what has already been tried, what medications or therapies may be relevant, and whether follow-up should happen in person or by telehealth. Treatment is individualized after an appropriate psychiatric evaluation.
When therapy, primary care, or other supports are part of the picture, psychiatric care can fit into a broader care plan.
- Time to explain symptoms in your own words
- A review of health, sleep, medications, and previous care
- Clear options, including medication when it may help
- Follow-up that checks progress and adjusts the plan
06Where is the Miami-area office?Bedas Mental Health has one Miami-area office at Palmetto Medical Plaza.OpenClose
The dedicated office page provides the verified address, map, directions, and access details without turning the doctor's biography into another location page.
Before visiting, patients can call (786) 892-3327 to confirm availability, visit type, suite access, parking details, and appointment instructions.
- Palmetto Medical Plaza
- One verified Miami-area office
- Dedicated office page with map and directions
- (786) 892-3327
07What about insurance, payment, and reviews?The office can help you check your plan before the visit, and public patient feedback can offer another view of the experience.OpenClose
Patients should contact the office before relying on coverage or telehealth benefits, because plan participation can vary by plan, visit type, and benefits.
Bedas Mental Health's public Google profile includes feedback from patients who chose to share their experience.
- Confirm plan details with the office
- Ask what your plan may cover before scheduling
- Read public Google feedback if it helps you decide
Training translated into patient care
Clear explanations matter as much as careful decisions.
Common questions
Useful answers before you contact the office.
A board-certified psychiatrist can evaluate symptoms, clarify diagnoses, review how physical health and medications may affect mental health, prescribe when appropriate, and monitor whether treatment is helping safely over time.
Expect questions about what you are experiencing, when it began, sleep, health, current medications, previous care, daily functioning, and safety. The goal is to understand the pattern before deciding on next steps.
Bedas provides patient guidance and appointment support in English and Spanish for Greater Miami’s bilingual communities. Patients should contact the office to confirm language preference and appointment details.
Adults located in Florida can ask whether a video visit fits the purpose of the appointment. The office can explain when in-person or urgent care may be needed instead.
Call or contact the office to ask about availability, insurance, language preference, and whether an in-person or telehealth visit is the right starting point.
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