OCD providers in Tennessee

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Maggie Quinn

Psychiatric nurse practitioner

Maggie Quinn

PMHNP-BC

Nashville, TN · Telehealth

Verified by LunahUP

Accepting new clients

Insurance listed: BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee · Aetna + 2 more

I am Maggie Quinn, PMHNP-BC, a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner with Family Hope Healthcare in Nashville, Tennessee. I provide psychiatric evaluations and medication management by secure video for children ages 4 and older, adolescents, adults and older adults. My areas of focus include ADHD, anxiety,…

ADHD · Anxiety · Depression

Amy Gentry

Psychiatric nurse practitioner

Amy Gentry

MSN, PMHNP-BC

Nashville, TN · Telehealth

Verified by LunahUP

Accepting new clients

Amy Gentry, MSN, PMHNP-BC, is a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner at Family Hope Healthcare in Nashville, Tennessee. She offers psychiatric evaluations and medication management by secure video for patients ages 10 and older. Her age range includes older children, adolescents, adults and adults age 65 and…

ADHD · Anxiety · Depression

Family Hope Healthcare

Mental health practice

Family Hope Healthcare

Nashville, TN · Telehealth

Owner-approved practice

Accepting new clients

Insurance listed: BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee · Aetna + 2 more

Family Hope Healthcare is a Nashville-based practice offering psychiatric evaluations and medication management by secure video for patients throughout Tennessee. If you are looking for help with attention, anxiety, depression or other mood concerns, the first step is an evaluation with a psychiatric mental health…

Psychiatric evaluation · Medication management · ADHD

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OCD providers in Tennessee at a glance

How many providers listing OCD are listed in Tennessee?

3 listings match Tennessee in this directory as of October 28, 2026: 2 psychiatric nurse practitioners and 1 mental health practice.

How many providers listing OCD in Tennessee are accepting new clients?

3 of these providers have confirmed they are accepting new clients within the last 30 days. Others may have openings too; contact the practice to ask.

Do providers listing OCD in Tennessee offer telehealth or in-person visits?

3 of the 3 providers listing OCD in Tennessee offer telehealth, and none list in-person visits at a practice location in Tennessee. Each profile shows its own appointment formats.

Which insurance plans do providers listing OCD in Tennessee list most often?

2 of the 3 providers listing OCD in Tennessee name at least one insurance plan. The plans named most often are Aetna (2), BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee (2), Cigna (2) and UnitedHealthcare/Optum (2). A plan named on a profile does not confirm your coverage; check with the practice and your insurer.

What areas of focus do providers listing OCD in Tennessee list?

Besides OCD, the areas of focus listed most often are ADHD (3), Anxiety (3), Depression (3), Mood disorders (3) and PTSD (3). A focus listed on a profile does not tell you which service or treatment a practice offers; ask the practice.

Which age groups do providers listing OCD in Tennessee see?

By the age groups listings name: 3 list children (0–12), 3 list teens (13–17), 3 list adults (18–64) and 3 list adults (65+). Ages accepted vary within a group; confirm the exact age with the practice.

Counted from listings published in this directory. Provider details can change; confirm with the practice.

Answers from matching providers

These answers come from the providers’ published profiles. An unlisted detail remains not confirmed.

Maggie Quinn: Can I have an appointment if I am outside Tennessee?

No. Maggie’s Family Hope telehealth appointments are for patients physically located in Tennessee at the time of the visit. Contact the practice if you expect to travel or your location changes before an appointment.

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Amy Gentry: How do I request an appointment with Amy?

Use the appointment request or email action on this profile and identify Amy as your preferred clinician. Family Hope reviews age eligibility, intake, clinical fit, benefits and availability before confirming a time. A directory inquiry or appointment request is not a confirmed booking.

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Family Hope Healthcare: Do you offer in-person appointments or psychotherapy?

No, we provide services exclusively via video telehealth and focus on psychiatric evaluation and medication management. We do not offer psychotherapy or in-person office visits.

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Only currently published profiles matching this location or listed preference appear here. Provider availability and details can change.

How do I request an appointment?

Choose a provider, review your appointment location, format and payment preferences, then continue to the provider’s chosen booking or contact destination. The provider confirms your appointment.

What a listed area of focus tells you

OCD brings together profiles that list this focus in their public information. A focus label does not tell you which appointment or treatment a person needs. Read each profile’s actual services and profession, and ask the practice which service is available for the age group and appointment format you are seeking.

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