Bloomfield is a quiet, residential community — the kind of suburb where depression can hide easily behind a normal-looking routine. You get up, you do the things, you come home. But something's missing, or everything feels harder than it should, or you just can't seem to shake the low that's been sitting on your chest for months. If that sounds familiar, you're not alone — and you don't have to figure it out by yourself. Sindhia Shyras, APRN at Elite Health LLC has spent nine years in psychiatric care for adults, with depression at the center of her work. She's close by — telehealth or a short drive to New Britain — and she's taking new patients.
She asks the questions other providers skip. Not because she's trying to dig, but because depression that's been around for a while tends to have layers — other health stuff underneath it, patterns of thinking that keep it fed, life circumstances that make it harder to treat. Her board certification and nine-plus years of practice mean she's comfortable with all of that. She speaks English, Malayalam, Tamil, and Telugu, which matters in a diverse community like Bloomfield's. And she accepts Aetna, Cigna, Husky Health, Medicaid, United Healthcare, Anthem, and ConnectiCare, plus self-pay options if your insurance doesn't fit that list.
Your first appointment is a real psychiatric evaluation — not a screening, not a questionnaire you fill out in the waiting room. Sindhia will go through your full depression history, how it's affecting your functioning, your medical background, what's been tried before. She looks at the physical side too: sleep, appetite, energy, any co-occurring conditions like anxiety or chronic pain that tend to travel with depression. From there, she builds a plan specific to you. Medication, supportive therapy woven into appointments, or both — with the reasoning explained, not just handed to you. Follow-ups are built in from the start, with adjustments made as your situation actually changes.
You can do your appointments over secure video from anywhere in Connecticut — your home, wherever you have quiet. (And yes, that includes Bloomfield residents who'd rather not deal with the drive on a weekday.) In-person visits are available at 1 Liberty Sq, Suite 301 in New Britain, accessible via Route 44 or I-91. Same provider, same depth of care, either way.
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