Notice of Nondiscrimination

Well Composed Psych Solutions, LLC is committed to providing compassionate, respectful and equitable access to care. Every person deserves to be treated with dignity, courtesy and respect.

Nondiscrimination

Well Composted Psych Solutions, LLC complies with applicable federal and Michigan civil-rights laws. We do not exclude individuals, deny services, provide unequal treatment or otherwise discriminate on the basis of:

  • Race or color

  • Religion

  • National origin, ancestry, primary language or limited English proficiency

  • Age

  • Physical or mental disability

  • Sex, pregnancy or related medical conditions

  • Sexual orientation

  • Gender identity or expression

  • Marital status

  • Any combination of these characteristics

  • Any other status protected by applicable federal or Michigan law

This commitment applies to all aspects of the practice, including appointment requests, clinical evaluations, treatment recommendations, communication, scheduling, telehealth services and access to patient information.

Clinical Eligibility and Scope of Practice

Treatment decisions are based on clinical needs, patient safety, professional standards, they services offered by the practice and whether telehealth is an appropriate setting for care.

Well Composed Psych Solutions, LLC may recommend another provider, a higher level of care, in-person treatment or emergency services when a person’s needs fall outside the practice’s clinical scope or cannot be treated safely through telehealth. These decisions are based on clinical appropriateness and are not based on a protected personal characteristic.

Accessibility and Reasonable Accommodations

Well Composed Psych Solutions, LLC is committed to making its services accessible to individuals with disabilities.

Reasonable modifications and appropriate auxiliary aids or services will be provided when necessary to ensure meaningful and equal access, as required by applicable law. Assistance may include:

  • Reasonable modifications to practice procedures

  • Assistance accessing the telehealth platform

  • Qualified sign-language interpreters

  • Alternative communication methods

  • Written information in an accessible format

  • Large-print or electronically accessible materials

  • Other reasonable accommodations based on an individual’s needs

Please contact the practice as early as possible if you need an accommodation. Advance notice helps us make appropriate arrangements, although we will consider requests made at any time.

Language Assistance

Language assistance services are available when needed to support meaningful access to care and will be provided without charge when required by applicable law.

Available assistance may include:

  • A qualified interpreter

  • Translation of important written information

  • Assistance understanding practice information, forms or instructions

  • Other appropriate language-support services

Patients are not required to provide their own interpreter. The practice will not require a child, family member or friend to interpret except in a genuine emergency or when specifically permitted by applicable law.

To request language assistance, contact the practice using the information below.

Telehealth and Digital Accessibility

Well Composed Psych Solutions, LLC provides services through secure telehealth. We strive to make our website, electronic information and telehealth services accessible to individuals with disabilities.

If you experience difficulty accessing this website, completing an online form, using the patient portal or participating in a telehealth appointment, please contact us. We will work with you to identify an appropriate and reasonable alternative method of access.

Nonretaliation

Well Composed Psych Solutions, LLC prohibits retaliation against anyone who:

  • Requests an accommodation or language assistance

  • Raises an accessibility concern

  • Reports possible discrimination

  • Participates in the review of a complaint

  • Exercises a right protected by applicable civil-rights law

Raising a concern will not negatively affect your access to medically appropriate services.

Requesting Assistance or Reporting a Concern

Questions, accommodation requests and concerns about discrimination or accessibility may be directed to:

Nondiscrimination and Accessibility Contact

Kari Diederich, PMHNP-BC

Well Composed Psych Solutions, LLC

Phone: (989) 462-1511

Email: hello@wellcomposedpsych.com

Please do not include confidential medical, psychiatric or medication information in standard email. Established patients should use the secure patient portal for clinical communication.

When submitting a concern, please include:

  • Your name and preferred contact information

  • A description of what happened

  • The approximate date of the event

  • The accommodation or resolution you are requesting, if applicable

Assistance is available for individuals who need help submitting a concern. The practice will review concerns promptly, fairly and as a confidentiality as reasonably as possible.

Filing an External Civil-Rights Complaint

You may also file a civil-rights complaint directly with a government agency. You are not required to submit a complaint to Well Composed Psych Solutions, LLC before contacting an outside agency.

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Office for Civil Rights

Complaints may be submitted electronically through the HHS Office for Civil Rights Complaint Portal

Midwest Region

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Office for Civil Rights

233 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 240

Chicago, IL 60601

Telephone: (800) 368-1019

TDD: (800) 537-7697

Email: OCRComplaint@hhs.gov

Information about filing a complaint is available on the HHS Office for Civil Rights website

Michigan Department of Civil Rights

A complaint involving possible discrimination in Michigan may also be submitted to the Michigan Department of Civil Rights.

Telephone: (800) 482-3604

Online information and complaint form: Michigan Department of Civil Rights

Michigan generally requires complaints filed with the Department of Civil Rights to be submitted within 180 days of the alleged discriminatory act. Contact the department directly for current filing requirements and assistance.

Questions or Assistance

If you need this information in another format, require communication assistance or have questions about this notice, please contact:

Well Composed Psych Solutions, LLC

Phone: (989) 462-1511

Email: hello@wellcomposedpsych.com

Effective date: 9/1/2026

Last reviewed: 9/1/2026