Centerstone Shelbyville – South Wall Street

Primary Care & Hope Clinic is a nonprofit community health center (FQHC) offering affordable primary and behavioral health care, with on-site low-cost pharmacy services. Founded in 1992 and based in Murfreesboro, TN, it serves adults, children, and families in Middle Tennessee, accepting Medicare, TennCare, and most private insurance with sliding fee discounts based on income. The organization operates five offices including locations in Murfreesboro, Smyrna, and Shelbyville. Key services include primary care, behavioral health, pharmacy, health & nutrition, patient resources, and care coordination. Revenue about $6.0M, 29 employees. For Shelbyville-specific details, contact the Shelbyville location to confirm services and hours.

MHP Behavioral Health is part of Major Health Partners (MHP), a nonprofit hospital system based in Shelbyville, Indiana. MHP offers a broad range of medical services across five offices in Shelbyville, including behavioral health support as part of its integrated care. The organization emphasizes personalized, high-quality care and has operated since 1924, with a modern MHP Medical Center at Intelliplex Park housing specialty services and a variety of clinics and centers. If you’re specifically seeking behavioral health services at MHP, contact their Shelbyville locations for psychiatry, psychology, counseling, or related mental health programs.

Behavioral Health at Jane Pauley Community Health Center (JPCHC) in Shelbyville - JPCHC is a nonprofit federally qualified health center serving central Indiana with a focus on affordable, comprehensive care including behavioral health services. - Behavioral health services are provided as part of JPCHC’s integrated primary care model, aiming to support patients’ mental health alongside medical care. - The center emphasizes collaboration among providers and a mission to improve overall community health, including support for underserved populations. - Key leadership in behavioral health at JPCHC includes roles like Director of Adult Behavioral Health Services (Kasey Windnagel) and Regional Medical Director, Behavioral Health (Areef Kassam), indicating a structured, sizable behavioral health program within the organization. - Locations listed for JPCHC include multiple central Indiana sites; Shelbyville may be served through JPCHC’s network, with care accessibility options such as integrated services and potential telehealth, though Shelbyville-specific site details are not explicitly listed in the provided highlights. If you’re specifically seeking Shelbyville-based behavioral health services, JPCHC’s centralized network and leadership indicate strong regional support and the likelihood of accessible behavioral health care through its Shelbyville area outreach or satellite services. For exact address, hours, or to confirm availability in Shelbyville, consider visiting JPCHC’s Careers/Locations pages or contacting their Indianapolis HQ for the nearest Shelbyville access point.