Meet Marcus Lackey, M.D.
The physician you see at your first visit is the one who stays with you, whether you come for psychiatric care, addiction treatment, or both.
One physician throughout.
Symptoms rarely stay in one lane. Depression often comes with anxiety. Attention problems can overlap with poor sleep or trauma. Sometimes alcohol or opioids become a way to cope.
When something changes, you do not have to explain everything again to someone new. Dr. Lackey can revisit the diagnosis, medication, and plan with your history in view.
Dr. Lackey has treated adults in outpatient, inpatient, emergency, and medically managed withdrawal settings. At Coastview, he treats depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and addiction to opioids, kratom and 7-OH, or alcohol.
Serving Mobile and Baldwin County
Professional background.
SERVICE & AFFILIATIONS
Alabama Society of Addiction Medicine
Board of Directors
Professionals Resource Network
Advisory Board, Florida’s physician health program
U.S. Navy
Veteran; served as a Lieutenant
EDUCATION & TRAINING
Medical Degree
M.D., Florida State University College of Medicine
Elected to Gold Humanism Honor Society
Education
MBA, The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
B.A. with honors, Georgetown University
Licenses & Residency
Dr. Lackey holds full, unrestricted medical licenses in Alabama and Florida. He is completing his final year of psychiatry residency at the University of South Alabama and will finish in 2027.
Insurance is accepted.
Self-pay is $129 per visit. For addiction treatment, your first follow-up is included.
Serving Mobile and Baldwin County.
Coastview is in Daphne, just off Highway 98 and about five minutes south of I-10. The practice serves adults seeking mental health care or addiction treatment throughout Mobile and Baldwin County, including Fairhope, Spanish Fort, Foley, and Gulf Shores.
101B Villa Drive, Suite 226, Daphne, AL 36526
Start with one visit.
Safety
For a medical emergency or immediate danger, call 911. For a suspected opioid overdose, call 911 and give Narcan® (naloxone) if available. If you drink heavily or have had alcohol withdrawal before, do not stop or sharply cut back without medical guidance. For suicidal thoughts or severe emotional distress, call or text 988. Coastview provides outpatient care only; calls, texts, emails, and messages are not monitored for emergencies.