Psychiatric evaluation & treatment in Daphne.

Getting through the day shouldn’t take everything you have.

Be seen in 1–3 days
Evenings & weekends
Insurance or self-pay
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What sounds most familiar?

Depression

Feeling down, drained, or losing interest in what usually matters.

Anxiety

Worry that won’t switch off, panic, tension, or feeling constantly on edge.

ADHD

Trouble focusing, staying organized, following through, or acting impulsively.

Bipolar Disorder

Depression plus periods of needing much less sleep, unusually high energy, or impulsive decisions.

PTSD

Nightmares, unwanted memories, avoiding reminders, or feeling constantly on guard after trauma.

Care that stays with you.

Marcus Lackey, M.D., conducts your initial evaluation and provides your ongoing care.

One physician directing your care
A plan that changes when you do
In-person in Daphne, with telehealth options
Switching providers?
You do not have to start over.
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Marcus Lackey, M.D.

Serving Mobile and Baldwin County

When substances are part of it.

Alcohol and other substances can affect sleep, mood, anxiety, attention, and which treatments are safest. Dr. Lackey can evaluate psychiatric and addiction concerns in the same visit.

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What happens at your visit.

1

Meet privately with Dr. Lackey.

Your first visit is a 45-minute psychiatric evaluation in Daphne.

2

Look at the full picture.

Dr. Lackey reviews your symptoms, sleep, health, medications, past treatment, and substance use when relevant.

3

Leave with a plan.

Dr. Lackey explains his assessment, treatment options, and next steps.

Insurance is accepted.

Self-pay is $129 per visit.

Common questions.

No. Figuring that out is what the first visit is for. Symptoms often overlap, and more than one condition can be present. Dr. Lackey tells you what he thinks is going on and what is still unclear, then reviews the treatment options with you.

Not necessarily. The first visit is about understanding what is going on and what you want help with. If medication might help, Dr. Lackey explains the options before you decide.

That history matters. Dr. Lackey reviews what you have tried, how you responded, and any side effects. That helps guide what to consider next.

Yes. Dr. Lackey can include therapy in your visits when it fits your condition and treatment plan. If you already have a therapist, you can keep seeing them. With your permission, Dr. Lackey can coordinate with them.

Yes. After your first in-person visit, follow-ups can often be by telehealth.

Start with one visit.

Safety

For a medical emergency or immediate danger, call 911. 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.