Frequently Asked Questions
- What are your office hours?
- Where is your office located?
- What is the duration for attending therapy?
- How long is a therapy session?
- What is the cost for behavioral medicine services at Emory Family Medicine?
- Do you accept insurance?
- What types of problems and/or concerns are addressed during the course of therapy?
- If I experience a problem in the evening or on a weekend, who should I contact?
What are your office hours?
Appointments available
- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday between 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
- Thursday between 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Where is your office located?
Eleven Dunwoody Park, Suite 150
Dunwoody GA 30338
404-778-6920
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What is the duration for attending therapy?
On average, the duration of therapy is approximately 12 sessions; however, it could be more or less, depending on several factors, such as presenting problem(s), therapeutic goals, attendance and compliance, etc.
How long is a therapy session?
50 minutes
What is the cost for behavioral medicine services at Emory Family Medicine?
Since behavioral medicine services are currently not a part of Emory Healthcare´s managed care plans, the Department of Family Medicine charges a fee for service. Amounts charged are set individually, depending on financial need that are based also on the Federal Government Sliding Fee Scale. For more information, please contact the Family Medicine Clinics at Dunwoody, 404-778-6920.
Do you accept insurance?
The Behavioral Medicine Services within Emory Family Medicine are currently not a part of Emory Healthcare´s managed care plans.
What types of problems and/or concerns are addressed during the course of therapy?
Click here to learn more about the counseling services we offer.
If I experience a problem in the evening or on a weekend, who should I contact?
Behavioral medicine therapists are available to address non-emergency problems/concerns during regular office hours, Monday-Friday between 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. In the event of an emergency in the evening or on a weekend, patients are advised to contact their local mental health hospital or 911.
