Psychologist
Gregory Foreman
Ph.D. · Behavioral Medicine Institute, P.C.
Knoxville, TN
From the public NPI record
- Practice location
- Knoxville, TN 37919
- Registered profession
- clinical psychologist
- License listed
- P2497 (Tennessee)
- NPI issued
- July 5, 2006
- Record last updated
- June 21, 2019
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About Gregory
Gregory Foreman, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist with Behavioral Medicine Institute, P.C. in Knoxville, TN. The practice website lists anxiety and depression among this clinician's areas of focus. Visit the practice website for current services and availability, and confirm insurance and costs with the practice before booking.
Specialties and areas of focus
- Anxiety
- Depression
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About the provider (2)
What does Gregory Foreman's NPI record list?
The public NPI record (NPI 1528099918) lists Gregory Foreman as a clinical psychologist, gives the credential Ph.D. and lists license P2497 (Tennessee).
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Gregory Foreman has not claimed this profile, so its details come only from the public NPI record, last updated June 21, 2019. Look up NPI 1528099918 in the NPI registry, check a license with the state licensing board and confirm details with the practice.
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