Clarksville, TN
Braincare Clarksville
Braincare Clarksville is opening soon at 151A Hatcher Lane, Clarksville, TN 37043.
Just off Wilma Rudolph Boulevard, near I-24 exit 4 and Governor's Square Mall.
Your TMS provider for Clarksville and the Fort Campbell community.
Braincare Clarksville is preparing to open at 151A Hatcher Lane, just off Wilma Rudolph Boulevard near I-24 exit 4. The center will serve Montgomery County, Oak Grove and Hopkinsville across the Kentucky line, and the soldiers, veterans and families of Fort Campbell. Free phone consultations are available now, and we are building a first-visit waitlist.
About this center
Braincare Clarksville is opening soon and is not yet seeing clients in the building. The suite is at 151A Hatcher Lane, a small professional office just off Wilma Rudolph Boulevard, Clarksville's main commercial corridor, a short drive from both Governor's Square Mall and Vanderbilt Clarksville Hospital on Dunlop Lane. From I-24, take exit 4 toward Wilma Rudolph Boulevard; from Fort Campbell, allow about fifteen minutes by car. Parking is at the door.
Until the doors open, the team is taking free phone consultations and holding a waitlist for first appointments. A Client Care Coordinator will explain the process and fees, and a Braincare physician oversees every protocol here, as at our Colorado centers. Once open, a first visit will follow the same path: a seated EEG and EKG recording with a technician, then a physician review. Fort Campbell families should note that Tennessee falls in the TRICARE East region; the coordinator can walk you through the referral steps.
Getting here
151A Hatcher LaneClarksville, TN 37043Hours Hours coming soon
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Melanie Pack, PMHNP
Board-certified family psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner
Melanie is a board-certified family psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner with more than 30 years of nursing service, including 12 years of advanced practice in mental health. She provides holistic psychiatric care across the lifespan and integrates MeRT and TMS into personalized treatment plans.
Dr. James “Jim” Staudenmeier, Psychiatrist
Colonel, U.S. Army (Ret.)
Dr. Staudenmeier is a retired U.S. Army Colonel and psychiatrist who brings decades of military medical service, clinical experience, and academic leadership to Braincare Performance Center – Clarksville. He provides individualized care to the Fort Campbell and greater Clarksville communities.
What to expect
- A free consultation. You will receive a call from our office within 24 hours, between 9am and 5pm, to answer your questions, explain our process and fees, and help you decide if MeRT is right for you.
- An EEG recording. You have a unique brainwave signature. We record an electroencephalogram, paired with an electrocardiogram, to map how your brain is functioning today.
- A physician review. A physician reads your results with you and, if MeRT fits, builds the protocol that is specific to your brain.
Care at this center
What we treat here.
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Questions about this center.
Not yet. Braincare Clarksville is opening soon and is not yet seeing clients in the building. Until the doors open, the team is taking free phone consultations and holding a waitlist for first appointments. A Client Care Coordinator will explain the process and fees, and a Braincare physician oversees every protocol here, as at our Colorado centers.
A Client Care Coordinator calls you within 24 hours, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. They answer your questions, explain the process and fees, and help you decide whether MeRT is worth exploring. There is no charge and no obligation. If you want to go further, they schedule your initial EEG and physician consultation. For Clarksville, the same call places you on the opening waitlist.
Your brain has its own electrical rhythm. A technician fits an EEG cap and records your brainwave activity while a separate sensor records your heart's activity (EKG). The recording is painless and takes place seated in a quiet room. Your physician uses both recordings to see how your brain is functioning today and whether a personalized protocol makes sense. Clarksville recordings begin once the Hatcher Lane suite opens.
Every Braincare center accepts TRICARE, and we can help you understand referral and authorization steps before you commit to anything. Bring your questions; the Client Care Coordinator has walked many service members through this. Tennessee is in the TRICARE East region (Humana Military), and the center is about fifteen minutes from Fort Campbell.
TRICARE informationCare does not stop at the first recording. Follow-up EEG and EKG recordings, together with conversations about how you are sleeping, thinking and feeling, help your physician assess change and adjust or continue your protocol. Your team explains the schedule that applies to your care. Results vary from case to case and are not guaranteed. Follow-ups will be done locally once the Clarksville center opens.
Free consultation
Talk to the team in Clarksville.
A Client Care Coordinator will answer your questions, explain the process and fees, and help you decide if Braincare is right for you. From there, we can schedule your initial EEG and medical consultation.