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About Psychiatrists
What to know about psychiatrists in Johnson City
Psychiatrists in Johnson City diagnose and treat conditions including adhd, adjustment disorder, alcohol use disorder, alzheimer's disease, and more. A psychiatrist is a medical doctor (M.D. or D.O.) who specializes in mental health, including substance use disorders. Psychiatrists are qualified to assess both the mental and physical aspects of psychological problems and can prescribe medication, unlike psychologists and therapists.
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Best Insurance for Psychiatrists in Johnson City
Insurance networks with the most in-network providers
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The most widely accepted insurance for psychiatrists in Johnson City is Aetna, with 74% of providers in-network. Highmark BCBS Delaware and Highmark BCBS WV also offer strong psychiatrists networks in the area. Verify your specific plan coverage directly with the provider's office before scheduling.
Based on federal Transparency in Coverage filings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about psychiatrists in Johnson City
How many psychiatrists are in Johnson City, TN?
There are 46 psychiatrists practicing in Johnson City, TN. Use the filters above to narrow down your search based on your specific needs.
Can I get telehealth appointments with psychiatrists in Johnson City?
Yes, about 17% of psychiatrists in Johnson City offer telehealth services. Filter by "Telehealth Available" to find providers offering virtual appointments.
What conditions do psychiatrists in Johnson City treat?
Psychiatrists in Johnson City commonly treat adhd, adjustment disorder, alcohol use disorder, alzheimer's disease, anger management, anxiety. For a complete guide to conditions treated, visit our psychiatrists specialty page.
When should I see a psychiatrists in Johnson City?
You should consider seeing a psychiatrists if you experience symptoms related to adhd, adjustment disorder, alcohol use disorder, or other related conditions. Early consultation can help with timely diagnosis and treatment.
What is the best insurance for psychiatrists in Johnson City?
Based on network size, the best insurance options for psychiatrists in Johnson City are: Aetna (74% in-network), Highmark BCBS Delaware (70% in-network), Highmark BCBS WV (70% in-network).
Do psychiatrists in Johnson City accept Aetna?
Yes, 74% of psychiatrists in Johnson City accept Aetna. That's 34 out of 46 providers. Filter the listings above by Aetna to find in-network providers.
Do psychiatrists in Johnson City accept Highmark BCBS Delaware?
Yes, 70% of psychiatrists in Johnson City accept Highmark BCBS Delaware. That's 32 out of 46 providers. Filter the listings above by Highmark BCBS Delaware to find in-network providers.
Do psychiatrists in Johnson City accept Highmark BCBS WV?
Yes, 70% of psychiatrists in Johnson City accept Highmark BCBS WV. That's 32 out of 46 providers. Filter the listings above by Highmark BCBS WV to find in-network providers.
Do psychiatrists in Johnson City accept Medicare?
Yes, 63% of psychiatrists in Johnson City accept Medicare. That's 29 out of 46 providers. Filter the listings above by Medicare to find in-network providers.
Community Health in Johnson City, TN
Health data from CDC PLACES across 4 ZIP codes (population: 100,282)
Based on CDC community health data, Johnson City residents face several health challenges that are particularly relevant when seeking psychiatrists care. In this area, depression affects 31.8% of adults, and frequent mental distress affects 20.5% of adults. Additionally, binge drinking affects 15.2% of adults, and lack of health insurance affects 11.4% of adults.
Source: CDC PLACES, 2023. County Health Rankings, 2025. Prevalence rates among adults aged 18+.
Common Medications Prescribed by Psychiatrists in Johnson City
Based on Medicare Part D prescribing data (2023)
Psychiatrists in Johnson City, TN most commonly prescribe the following medications to their Medicare patients. These prescribing patterns reflect the most prevalent conditions treated in the area.
Clonazepam — 2,693 claims, prescribed to 314 patients
Quetiapine Fumarate — 1,924 claims, prescribed to 325 patients
Buprenorphine Hcl/Naloxone Hcl (Buprenorphine-Naloxone) — 1,901 claims, prescribed to 174 patients
Trazodone Hcl — 1,802 claims, prescribed to 439 patients
Alprazolam — 1,746 claims, prescribed to 172 patients
Bupropion Hcl (Bupropion Xl) — 1,573 claims, prescribed to 179 patients
Source: CMS Medicare Provider Utilization and Payment Data: Part D Prescribers, 2023. Data reflects Medicare Part D prescriptions only and may not represent total prescribing patterns.
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