GFM Aerospace Neuropsych Institute

HIMS & Neuropsych Care, coordinated in one place

For HIMS and other complex medical cases: connect with subspecialty care, keep documents organized, and coordinate the path from consultation to FAA submission.

PsychiatryNeurology coming soonCase coordination
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HIMSFrom consultation to FAA decision
  1. HIMS AME ConsultUnderstand the case and next steps
  2. Shared Documents & RecordsKeep records organized in one place
  3. Specialist Evaluation & ReportIndependent specialty evaluation
  4. Submission to FAAAssemble and submit the response
  5. FAA DecisionThe FAA determines the outcome
Where to begin

Start with the right consultation.

Choose the path that best fits the question behind your FAA case.

Mental health · substance use

HIMS AME consultation

For questions involving a mental health or substance use diagnosis, treatment, or incident, discuss the HIMS process and possible next steps.

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Illustration connecting specialty care and organized case records
Subspecialty care and records, connected around the case.
Neurologic · complex medical

Complex aeromedical cases

For concussion or TBI, altered level of consciousness, fainting or syncope, tremor or movement conditions, and other possible neurologic disorders.

Contact Go Flight Medicine to discuss your case. Neurology profile and availability are coming soon.

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One coordinated destination

Specialty care and case support, together.

Coordinate evaluations, documents, and next steps through one point of contact.

Complex aeromedical cases often mean juggling separate referrals, records, and evaluation timelines.

Subspecialty expertiseDocuments shared across the care processOne place for case coordination

The Institute brings specialty services and case coordination together—while keeping each provider’s role clear.

The pathway

One coordinated path, from records to response.

Documents and case logistics move through one organized process. Each evaluator retains independent clinical judgment.

01

Gather

Collect FAA and relevant treatment records.

02

Coordinate

Arrange evaluations in a thoughtful sequence.

03

Organize

Prepare the case materials for FAA submission.

A defined role

Go Flight Med coordinates
the process.

What Go Flight Med does

Coordinates records, evaluations, and case materials through FAA submission.

What Go Flight Med doesn’t decide

The FAA makes every certification decision. No outcome is guaranteed.

Independent care

Independent evaluations. Clear roles.

Psychiatry and other independent evaluations are provided by clinicians in their own practices. They set their fees, bill patients directly, and author their own findings.

Go Flight Medicine does not own those practices, share in their fees, or review or direct their conclusions. Coordination supports the process; it does not influence an evaluation.

Who provides care

Different providers. Clearly defined roles.

Independent specialists who see patients at our location

HIMS Psychiatrist

Dr. John Beld

Flightpath Psychiatry

Independent practice · bills directly

Independent

Photo and biography coming soon.

johnbeldmd@gmail.com(920) 540-4441

Independent clinician. Not employed by Go Flight Medicine.

Neurology through the Institute

Neurology

Board-certified neurologist

Provided through the Institute

Institute service

Profile coming soon.

Neurology profile and availability will be added when confirmed.