Family Care Center Brings Outpatient Mental Health Services to Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tenn., July 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Family Care Center, a trusted leader in outpatient behavioral health, is proud to open its newest clinic in Memphis—marking its tenth location in Tennessee. This expansion underscores the organization's mission to provide accessible, high-quality mental health care where it's needed most.
With Tennessee ranking 43rd in mental health access nationally, the need for timely, effective care is urgent. Long wait times, limited options for in-network care, and mental health provider shortages have made it difficult for many individuals and families to get the support they need. Family Care Center's Memphis clinic aims to close those gaps by offering fast access to appointments and a full range of outpatient mental health services that address anxiety, depression, trauma, and other mental conditions.
"Opening our Memphis clinic reflects our ongoing commitment to expanding access to high-quality mental health care," said Dr. Chris Ivany, CEO of Family Care Center. "We provide personalized outpatient services for children, teens, and adults—supporting each individual with evidence-based treatment plans tailored to their unique needs. Our goal is to help every patient heal, grow, and thrive."
The Family Care Center Memphis clinic offers a wide range of services, including:
Individual, couples, and family therapy
Children's and adolescent mental health care
Military and Veterans' services
Psychiatry and medication management
Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), an innovative, non-invasive procedure for treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, OCD, and other mental health conditions
Future services will include a mental health intensive outpatient program (IOP) and psychoeducational testing.
"Our goal is to meet the unique needs of the Memphis community by delivering care that respects every person's culture, language, and life experience," said State Director David Wood. "With a diverse team of expert clinicians and a welcoming, inclusive approach, we're making compassionate, effective mental health care accessible to everyone."
The Memphis clinic accepts most major insurance plans in Tennessee, including Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Tricare, and others, making high-quality care more accessible and affordable for all.
To schedule an appointment or learn more about the Memphis clinic, visit www.fccwellbeing.com or call (888) 374-5066.
Family Care Center is a national leader in mental health services, dedicated to positively impacting the well-being of local communities. Their top-rated, multi-specialty clinicians deliver comprehensive, evidence-based care, providing positive outcomes for patients of all ages. In addition to therapy and psychiatric services, they are at the forefront of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), an innovative treatment for depression and more. Family Care Center is one of the fastest-growing mental health care providers in the U.S, providing patient care, conducting research and offering continuing medical education in their field. With over 40 locations across Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Tennessee and Texas, they continue to expand nationally in collaboration with Revelstoke Capital Partners.
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