Athena Care Memphis offers a variety of mental and behavioral health services. We offer medication management, psychotherapy, and intensive outpatient services. We are in-network with most major insurance plans.
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Athena Care – Memphis
8000 Centerview Parkway
Suite 201
Cordova, TN 38018
Phone: (877) 641-1155
Fax: (615) 320-1177
Hours
M-F 7:00am – 6:00pm
Reviews
Payments & Insurance
Athena Care is committed to improving access to quality mental health services.
Make sure to bring your insurance card and driver’s license to your first visit.
You will also need to bring payment for your first visit. Our office will contact you prior to your visit to notify you of the portion of your bill for which you are responsible.
Athena Care in Memphis, TN is in-network with most major insurance plans including Aetna, AMbetter TN, BCBS, Cigna, Medicare, Multiplan, PHCS, Tricare, United Healthcare & Vanderbilt.
Unfortunately, we cannot accept TennCare.
Mental Health Conditions We Treat
Our Memphis mental health services clinic is qualified to treat the following mental health conditions:
Treatments, Services & Tests
Athena Care Memphis offers the following services to our patients:
Consulting
Counseling
Psychiatry
Interventional Psychiatry
TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation)
Testing
Personality Testing
ADHD Testing
Pre-Employment Testing
Career and Academic Testing
Developmental or Achievement Testing
Therapy
Clinicians
Athena Care in Memphis, Tennessee employs a wide selection of qualified staff to help meet your personalized needs. From licensed psychologists and psychiatric nurse practitioners, to LMSW and LMFT therapists, our clinicians are ready to help you any way you need.
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