About Ellington
Ellington Curtis sees teens 14 and older and adults at the Palm Beach Gardens office. She earned a bachelor's degree in biology at Syracuse University and completed medical studies at Presbyterian College in Clinton, South Carolina. Before that she worked as a home health aide and as a medical scribe, roles that gave her a close view of patients' daily lives and of how clinicians think.
Curtis treats most psychiatric conditions: depression, OCD, anxiety, bipolar disorder, mood disorders, psychotic disorders, and PTSD. She is attentive to lifestyle factors such as diet, exercise, and sleep and weighs them alongside medication, because they change how well treatment works and how a patient feels day to day.
Palm Beach Gardens is the practice's Deep TMS and Spravato site, so Curtis works alongside those programs and can evaluate adults with treatment-resistant depression or OCD for interventional options when medication alone has not been enough. Her visits are practical and thorough, and patients leave with a clear sense of the plan and what they can do between appointments. She is accepting new patients, and the office near PGA Boulevard and Military Trail is a short drive from Jupiter, North Palm Beach, and Juno Beach.
Care philosophy
Curtis treats the full range of psychiatric conditions and never separates medication from the lifestyle that makes it work.
Areas of focus
- Depression
- OCD
- Anxiety
- Bipolar disorder
- Mood disorders
- Psychotic disorders
- PTSD
Education and training
- Syracuse University: BS Biology
- Presbyterian College (Clinton, SC): medical studies
Questions about seeing Ellington
What ages does Curtis treat?
Curtis sees adults and teens 14+. If you are unsure whether you or your child fit that range, call (561) 437-2199 and the scheduling team will confirm or suggest another provider in the practice.
What conditions does Curtis treat?
Curtis's listed areas of focus include depression, OCD, anxiety and bipolar disorder. Additional areas: mood disorders, psychotic disorders and PTSD. Like every Stedfast Psychiatry provider, Curtis starts with a thorough evaluation of about one hour, explains the diagnosis, and builds a plan that may include medication, psychotherapy, or a referral for Deep TMS or Spravato when earlier treatments have not worked.
Where does Curtis see patients?
Curtis sees patients at the Palm Beach Gardens office at 11641 Kew Gardens Ave, Suite 209, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410. Ask our scheduling team whether video visits are an option. Hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with weekend appointments by arrangement.
How do I book an appointment with Curtis?
Call (561) 437-2199 for new patients and ask for Curtis by name. Have your insurance card ready; Stedfast Psychiatry accepts most major insurance and Medicare, and a self-pay new-patient visit is $185. New patients are usually seen within one to two weeks. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 or go to the nearest emergency room rather than waiting for an appointment.
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Provider details are published by Stedfast Psychiatry and updated when staffing changes. Credentials shown are as reported by the provider.