The UAB Center for Psychiatric Medicine, located at 1802 6th Avenue South in Birmingham, Alabama, is part of UAB Hospital—one of the most advanced medical centers in the nation. As the central hub of psychiatric services within the University of Alabama at Birmingham Health System, the Center provides comprehensive care for patients experiencing a wide range of mental health and emotional disorders. With access to cutting-edge research, world-renowned clinicians, and state-of-the-art diagnostic technologies, the Center delivers both inpatient and outpatient psychiatric treatment tailored to the specific needs of children, adolescents, adults, and seniors.
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For more information on insurances accepted by UAB Center For Psychiatric Medicine, please contact them directly at (205) 934-6054.
These people really care about their patients and go above & beyond for them. Julia (and all of the therapist) were amazing and always made me feel safe and welcome.
Vulcan Psychology is such a helpful place. Dr. Le is an amazing clinician and has been so helpful for my family. She is very knowledgeable! She is very kind and attuned to her clients.
As a former therapist at Birmingham Recovery Center, I had the privilege of witnessing firsthand the incredible compassion and dedication that defines this facility. The team here is truly unmatched in their commitment to providing high-quality, individualized care for every client who walks through the door.
The place was very clean and the staff was sensitive to my needs. I felt much better afterwards and will continue coming here. I highly recommend!
Awesome place with great people
My son received ABA services over a four year period at Behavioral One. We had an excellent experience and would highly recommend their program. I was involved in the goal setting process, so goals were relevant in day to day life situations. Communication was always open and clear with our BCBA and RBT. My husband and I always found the owner and staff members to be approachable and open to discussion whenever we had a question or concern.