New Charlotte Mental Health Clinic Launches Rapid-Access Care Model to Cut Wait Times for ADHD, Anxiety, and Depression Treatment

Queen City Psychiatry and Mental Health has opened in Charlotte, offering psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and therapy for children, teens, and adults across the metro region. The clinic provides both in-person and virtual care for ADHD, depression, anxiety, addiction, and trauma-related concerns, with most new patients seen within a week.
In North Carolina, access to timely psychiatric care remains a persistent challenge. Waitlists for mental health appointments can stretch for weeks or even months, delaying treatment for individuals in need. A new clinic in the Charlotte metro area is working to address that gap.

Queen City Psychiatry and Mental Health (QCPMH), now open to patients across Charlotte, Concord, Gastonia, and Huntersville, offers psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and long-term support for children, teens, and adults navigating ADHD, depression, anxiety, addiction, and trauma-related concerns.

"Too many people are stuck waiting for care while their symptoms get worse," said Dr. Daniel Tan, Medical Director at QCPMH. "The clinic's model is designed to be timely, grounded in evidence-based care, and built around the patient's life."

QCPMH streamlines the process from first contact to first appointment, with most new patients seen within a week. The clinic combines in-person and virtual care to reduce barriers and extend reach across the region. Each treatment plan is tailored to the individual, with attention to both clinical needs and life circumstances.

The clinic emphasizes continuity and accessibility, coordinating therapy when needed, offering follow-up support between visits, and using tools like GeneSight Registered pharmacogenetic testing to personalize medication plans and reduce trial-and-error.

"It's not just about prescribing medication," Dr. Tan added. "It's about helping someone rebuild stability, confidence, and a sense of hope-especially for patients who've been discouraged by past experiences."

QCPMH also serves populations whose needs are often overlooked, including women experiencing postpartum depression, professionals navigating high-functioning anxiety, and students facing academic challenges related to undiagnosed or untreated ADHD.

By addressing access, responsiveness, and personalization together, the clinic aims to reflect a modern approach to psychiatric care-one designed around how people live today and what they need to stay engaged in treatment.

Queen City Psychiatry and Mental Health accepts most major insurance plans and is currently welcoming new patients. Appointments are typically available within one week. The clinic is part of the Top Tier Psych network, a collaborative of psychiatric providers working to improve mental health access across the Southeast.

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Address:128 S Tryon St Ste 1900
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