Kentucky Counseling Center Announces Acquisition and Rebranding of Flourish Psychotherapy to Counseling Now

Matt Grammer, Founder, Counseling Now

LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 2, 2024 (VSNewsNetwork.com) - In a significant expansion of its mental health services, Kentucky Counseling Center (KCC) has officially acquired Flourish Psychotherapy, a well-established mental health provider in Ohio. The acquisition lead to the rebranding of Flourish Psychotherapy as Counseling Now, marking a new chapter in the provision of mental health care services across Kentucky and Ohio.

Under the guidance of KCC Founder Matt Grammer, LPCC-S, Counseling Now aims to broaden the availability of mental health care in Ohio, particularly for Medicaid recipients. The introduction of psychiatry services is a key feature of the expanded offerings. Counseling Now will accept a wide range of payment options, including Medicare, Medicaid, and most major insurance plans, ensuring broader access to care.

Brittany Mellick, President of Kentucky Counseling Center, expressed enthusiasm about the acquisition, stating, "We are excited to welcome Flourish Psychotherapy to the team. This acquisition represents a significant milestone in our mission to provide exceptional mental health care to individuals across the region. By joining forces, we can leverage our collective expertise and resources to better serve our communities."

Kentucky Counseling Center's growth and innovation have been recognized on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies on multiple occasions. The incorporation of Flourish Psychotherapy into its operations further cements KCC's leadership in the mental health sector.

The merger brings together a total of five locations across Kentucky and Ohio, with a combined network of 170 providers and over 200 team members. "We really couldn’t be happier about the opportunity to support the Flourish team. This is a big step for our company and will give us the chance to scale services throughout Ohio faster," Grammer remarked.

According to the company, Counseling Now pledges to maintain the high standards of care and compassion that clients have come to expect from both Kentucky Counseling Center and Flourish Psychotherapy. The organization is committed to ensuring that all communities have affordable access to mental health care when needed.

Laurie Sharp-Page, the former owner of Flourish Psychotherapy, shared her optimism about the future, saying, “I can’t wait to see how Counseling Now expands in Ohio, and I’m excited about the additional support they can provide the group.”

For further details about Counseling Now and its services, or to explore employment opportunities, visit counselingnow.com.

Source: Kentucky Counseling Center via Newswire