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Psychiatric nurse practitioner
PMHNP-BC · Family Hope Healthcare
Nashville, TN
Verified by LunahUP · Identity and license reviewedI 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 telehealth for children ages 4 and older, adolescents, adults and older adults. My areas of focus include ADHD, anxiety, depression, PTSD, OCD, mood disorders, and perinatal and postpartum mental health concerns.
During an initial 60-minute psychiatric evaluation, we discuss your symptoms, relevant history, previous treatment and how your concerns affect daily life. This conversation helps us understand your needs and consider appropriate next steps. I work with my supervising physician, Dr. Tina Louise Jackson, MD. An evaluation does not guarantee a particular diagnosis, prescription or medication.
If medication is clinically appropriate, 30-minute follow-up visits give us time to review your response, discuss side effects and consider adjustments. Your follow-up plan depends on your individual needs. My Family Hope services focus on psychiatric evaluation and medication management; I do not provide psychotherapy.
All appointments are online. You must be physically located in Tennessee during each telehealth visit, wherever you live in the state. I do not offer in-person patient appointments through Family Hope Healthcare. For patients under 18, a parent or legal guardian participates in the visit. The practice reviews age eligibility, the concerns you want to discuss and clinical fit before confirming an evaluation.
Family Hope lists self-pay initial evaluations at $300 and follow-ups at $150 and accepts selected commercial insurance plans. Contact the practice to confirm your exact plan, provider participation, benefits, fees and current availability before scheduling.
You can request care through my LunahUP appointment or email option. Submitting a request does not confirm an appointment. Our team will contact you to confirm details and explain the next step.
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Family Hope Healthcare lists Cigna, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare/Optum as accepted insurers. The practice confirms participation for your specific plan and provider before scheduling. Benefits, deductibles and copays vary; checking benefits does not guarantee coverage or payment.
Link to this answerYou may request an appointment through our system. Please be aware that submitting a request does not guarantee an appointment; our team will reach out to confirm availability, verify your insurance, and finalize the details of your visit.
Link to this answerFor those not using insurance, the fee for an initial 60-minute evaluation is $300, and follow-up 30-minute sessions are $150.
Link to this answerYes. Maggie sees children ages 4 and older, including children ages 4 through 9. A parent or legal guardian participates in appointments for patients under 18. Family Hope reviews the concerns and clinical fit before confirming an evaluation.
Link to this answerNo. 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.
Link to this answerNo. Her Family Hope services are psychiatric evaluation and medication management by telehealth. She does not provide psychotherapy or in-person patient appointments. Contact the practice if you need help determining whether those services match what you are seeking.
Link to this answerPlease ensure you have a private, quiet space with a stable internet connection. Have a list of your current medications and any relevant medical records ready to discuss during our 60-minute session.
Link to this answerThe initial 60-minute session is a comprehensive assessment where we discuss your current symptoms, history, and goals. This helps us determine if medication management is the right approach for your specific needs.
Link to this answerNo. A psychiatric evaluation helps assess your needs and appropriate next steps. It does not guarantee a prescription or a particular medication. Medication is considered only when clinically appropriate.
Link to this answerFollow-up visits are 30-minute sessions scheduled as needed to monitor your progress, evaluate how you are responding to any prescribed medications, and discuss any side effects or adjustments to your treatment plan.
Link to this answerMaggie Quinn is listed in the psychiatric nurse practitioner category. Listed credentials: PMHNP-BC.
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Supervising physician: Dr. Tina Louise Jackson, MD. This relationship is supplied by the provider or practice; the listing does not independently verify supervision or scope of practice.
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Maggie Quinn lists these areas of focus: ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, OCD, Mood disorders, Perinatal and postpartum mental health. Read the biography for the services offered and any limits on care.
These areas help you decide which questions to bring to Maggie Quinn. A listed area of focus is not a diagnosis, a promise of a particular treatment or a guarantee that every person with that concern can be seen. Describe the kind of help you are seeking and ask whether it falls within the provider's current services. Read the full biography for distinctions such as evaluations, medication services, counseling or other support. If a service is not described, ask about it before completing an intake.
Children, Adolescents, Adults, Older adults are listed. These are broad age groups; read the biography and confirm the exact age eligibility before booking.
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Yes. Maggie Quinn is accepting new clients, as confirmed by the provider on October 31, 2026. Contact the practice to arrange a first appointment.
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