Psychiatric Evaluation in Johnson City, TN

1 listing in Johnson City, TN names psychiatric evaluations. Below them are 54 psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners in Johnson City, TN, professions licensed to prescribe, whose listings do not say. Ask who offers one. Compare insurance, appointment formats and who is accepting new clients.

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Providers who list psychiatric evaluations in Johnson City, TN

Each of these listings names psychiatric evaluation among its services or areas of focus. Confirm the service with the practice.

Mental health practice

Family Hope Healthcare

Nashville, TN

Verified by LunahUP

Accepting new clients

Telehealth

Family Hope Healthcare is a Nashville-based practice offering psychiatric evaluations and medication management by telehealth 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 nurse…

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

Psychiatric evaluation · Medication management · ADHD

Telehealth serving Johnson City, TN

Family Hope HealthcareRequest appointment(615) 553-8811View profile

54 listings

Psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners in Johnson City, TN

Professions licensed to diagnose and prescribe. Their listings do not name psychiatric evaluation, so ask each whether they offer one.

Psychiatrist

Carrie Robey

M.D.

Johnson City, TN

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Carrie Robey, M.D. is a psychiatrist with Hearthstone Psychiatry and Wellness in Johnson City, TN. Visit the practice website for current services and availability, and confirm insurance and costs with the practice before booking.

Who does psychiatric evaluations in Johnson City, TN

A psychiatric evaluation is an appointment to assess symptoms, history and current medications. It can lead to a diagnosis and a treatment plan, which may include medication, therapy or both.

Psychiatrists are physicians (MD or DO), and psychiatric nurse practitioners are advanced practice nurses. Both professions can diagnose mental health conditions and prescribe medication.

Psychologists also assess mental health and can do psychological testing. Therapists, counselors and clinical social workers provide therapy. This page’s second group lists only the professions that prescribe.

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Johnson City at a glance

How many providers list psychiatric evaluations in Johnson City, TN?

1 listing in Johnson City, TN names psychiatric evaluations as of October 31, 2026. Another 54 psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners are listed there; their professions can prescribe, but their listings do not say whether they offer psychiatric evaluations.

Can I see one of them by telehealth or in person in Johnson City?

Of the 1 providers who list psychiatric evaluations, 1 offers telehealth and 0 list in-person visits at a practice location in Johnson City. Of the 54 psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners, 2 offer telehealth and 0 list in-person visits at a practice location in Johnson City. Each profile shows its own appointment formats.

How many are accepting new clients in Johnson City?

1 of the 1 providers who list psychiatric evaluations and 2 of the 54 psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners confirmed within the last 30 days that they are accepting new clients. Others may have openings too; contact the practice to ask.

Which insurance plans do they list most often in Johnson City?

Among the providers who list psychiatric evaluations, 1 name at least one plan; most often Aetna (1), BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee (1), Cigna (1) and UnitedHealthcare/Optum (1). Among the psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners, 1 name at least one plan; most often Aetna (1), BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee (1), Cigna (1) and UnitedHealthcare/Optum (1). A plan named on a profile does not confirm your coverage; check with the practice and your insurer.

Which ages do they serve in Johnson City?

Among the providers who list psychiatric evaluations, 1 lists children (0–12), 1 lists teens (13–17), 1 lists adults (18–64) and 1 lists adults (65+). Among the psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners, 2 list children (0–12), 2 list teens (13–17), 2 list adults (18–64) and 2 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.

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

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

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Planning your next step

Where can I find psychiatric evaluation in Johnson City, TN?

1 listing in Johnson City, TN names psychiatric evaluations. Another 54 psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners in Johnson City, TN are listed by profession only; ask each whether they offer psychiatric evaluations.

Who can prescribe medication in Johnson City, TN?

Psychiatrists are physicians (MD or DO), and psychiatric nurse practitioners are advanced practice nurses. Both professions can diagnose mental health conditions and prescribe medication. The second group on this page has 29 psychiatric nurse practitioners and 25 psychiatrists.

Can I see a prescriber by telehealth in Johnson City, TN?

3 of the 55 providers on this page offer telehealth. For a telehealth visit, tell the practice the state where you will attend; each profile lists the states it serves.

Does a listing here mean I will get a diagnosis or medication?

No. The clinician decides after the evaluation. The 1 in the first group list psychiatric evaluations; the 54 in the second group are listed by profession. Neither confirms a diagnosis, a treatment or an appointment.

Before you contact a practice

The first group lists psychiatric evaluations on their own profiles. The second group is listed by profession: a psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner can prescribe, but their listing does not say whether they offer psychiatric evaluations. Ask before you book.

An evaluation, a medication-management visit and a therapy session are different appointments. Ask which one the practice offers, who provides it, the fee or insurance arrangement and the next opening. For an office visit, ask for the address in Johnson City; for a telehealth visit, tell the practice the state where you will attend.

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