Hialeah office
Meet a named, board-certified psychiatrist at the Hialeah office. Ask about care in English or Spanish and whether a private video visit fits while you are in Florida.
Bedas Mental Health is located at Palmetto Medical Plaza, 7100 W 20th Ave, Suite 214, Hialeah, FL 33016. Patients can call (786) 892-3327 to ask about in-person appointments, telehealth across Florida, language preference, insurance questions, and new-patient next steps.
A private first step
Two truthful care paths
Compare the two real Bedas options. The office confirms availability and whether video care fits the reason for the visit.
Private telehealth in Florida
Adults physically located in Florida can ask whether a private video visit is available and appropriate for the visit. Some situations still need in-person or urgent care.
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One verified physical office
All Bedas in-person appointments take place at one verified Miami-area office. Review the dedicated office page, then confirm availability and arrival instructions before traveling.
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Palmetto Medical Plaza
7100 W 20th Ave, Suite 214
Hialeah, FL 33016
Office details
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Bedas Mental Health is connected to Palmetto Medical Plaza at 7100 W 20th Ave, Suite 214, Hialeah, FL 33016.
Find the address, phone number, map, and next step in one place before contacting or visiting the office.
In-person visits take place in Hialeah. Adults elsewhere in Florida can ask whether a private video appointment would work for their needs.
Bedas supports Hialeah’s bilingual community with patient guidance in English and Spanish.
Hialeah patients often consider language comfort, trust, location, and whether the doctor is clearly identified when choosing care. Bedas provides the same core guidance in English and Spanish.
Patients should confirm language preference when contacting the office so the appointment path is clear.
Patients can know who the psychiatrist is, where visits happen, what concerns she treats, and whether they can communicate in English or Spanish before making a call.
Bedas explains the psychiatrist's role, the Hialeah office, common reasons people seek care, video appointments, insurance questions, and what new patients can expect.
Patients should confirm directions, parking, office hours, and visit instructions with the office when those details affect a visit.
Dr. Perpetua Ezeh-Aideyan, MD, is the psychiatrist connected with the Hialeah office.
Dr. Perpetua Ezeh-Aideyan, MD is the board-certified psychiatrist who leads care at Bedas Mental Health. Patients meet a physician who can evaluate symptoms, discuss medication when appropriate, and coordinate follow-up.
Patients can understand who may provide their care, what the practice treats, how to ask about availability, and what to expect before the first visit.
Bedas provides adult psychiatric care for anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, adult ADHD, PTSD, insomnia, schizophrenia, schizoaffective concerns, and related questions.
Patients can begin with the concern closest to what they are experiencing while staying connected to the same Hialeah office and psychiatrist.
Patients do not need to diagnose themselves before contacting the office. They can describe the main concern in plain language and ask what next step fits.
Patients near Hialeah can ask about in-person visits, and Florida patients can ask whether telehealth is clinically appropriate for their situation.
In-person care may be the better first step when symptoms are new, severe, complex, unsafe, or when privacy, technology, records, controlled-substance questions, or clinical judgment point toward an office visit.
A video visit can support evaluation and follow-up questions for some adults in Florida. The office should confirm clinical fit, privacy, controlled-medication requirements, and crisis limits before scheduling.
Patients should confirm office hours, suite access, parking details, and appointment instructions before visiting.
Patients should call before visiting to confirm parking, public transit details, office hours, and any appointment instructions that affect the visit.
The address and phone number are available so patients can confirm appointment details before visiting.
Patients should confirm plan details with Bedas before scheduling because participation and benefits can change.
Insurance is an important practical question. Bring the exact plan name so the office can help check coverage for an office or video visit.
Bedas serves adults from Hialeah, Hialeah Gardens, Miami Lakes, Miami-Dade, and nearby communities through its Hialeah office. Adults in Florida can ask whether a video visit fits their needs.
Physician-led carePhysician-led care
Bedas connects a named psychiatrist with one verified office and private Florida video care when appropriate.
Common questions
Yes. Bedas has one verified physical office at Palmetto Medical Plaza. Other city pages explain service-area access and Florida telehealth; they do not represent additional offices.
Referral requirements can depend on the insurance plan and clinical circumstances. Contact the office with the exact plan name so the team can explain what is needed before scheduling.
Prepare identification, insurance information when applicable, current medications and pharmacy details, relevant prior records, and a simple description of what has changed.
A support person may participate with the patient's permission and when clinically appropriate. The psychiatrist may also need private time with the patient.
No. Describe the symptoms or changes that concern you in plain language. A psychiatric evaluation can help clarify the pattern and possible next steps.
Use 911 or the nearest emergency room for immediate danger. Call or text 988 for urgent crisis support. Bedas Mental Health is not an emergency service.
A private first step
Contact the office to ask about in-person appointments, telehealth, new patient availability, language preference, and insurance questions.
Office and video options
