About Us
Founded by clinical leaders from Columbia and Harvard, Rappore’s mission is to deliver high-quality, compassionate, effective care—never rushed and never scaled for volume.
We’re clinician-led. Treatment decisions are guided by clinical judgment and evidence, with senior oversight for complex care.
Our clinicians are employed by Rappore, not hired on a per-visit basis from a gig-style marketplace. Our structure supports continuity, supervision, and accountability.
Rapport is the basis for meaningful and harmonious interpersonal interactions. It's the feeling you get when you meet someone you trust and who understands your point of view. It's the bond formed when you realize you have similar values and priorities. When you establish rapport with someone, you can better share important information, mainly because the trust you've developed suggests that others are willing to accept your ideas and collaborate.
Rapport is the foundation not only for effective therapy but also for fostering satisfying relationships and advancing in one's job and profession. It is the cornerstone for long-term happiness and self-actualization.
Our Name—Rappore
Rappore’s Faculty has been at the forefront of developing mental health quality-of-care protocols. We use the same methods that have made the airline industry a safety model: certification and the most rigorous ongoing training, multiple checklists to ensure that treatment protocols are followed, technology that provides comprehensive information on patients' progress, and flags that indicate the need for case reviews.
Because of our high standards, untoward outcomes are rare. If they occur, it is our highest priority to understand the reasons and address the situation as quickly and effectively as possible.
Among the numerous issues we carefully review are the following:
- The patient's mental health history to determine what treatments have been successful and unsuccessful.
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Recognition of undiagnosed conditions like PTSD.
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Awareness of exacerbating factors like medical illnesses.
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Building a solid therapeutic relationship.
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Recognizing and addressing the reasons if symptoms are persisting.
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Identifying and addressing clinical situations that pose a risk.
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Knowing how to taper medications with significant withdrawal effects.
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Justifying the prescribing of more than one medication and high doses of medications.
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Making sure that all other treatment options have been considered before prescribing stimulants.
Our Quality Assurance Team members are among our most seasoned clinicians. The Team’s responsibility is to monitor the progress of every patient from the time of consultation to the end of treatment. It uses chart reviews and Mental Health Fingerprint™ questionnaire responses to identify issues that need attention and offers teaching conferences to address them.