Radial Health, Inc. says it is opening a new clinic in Spartanburg at North Grove Medical Park as part of an expansion that brings the company to seven locations nationwide.
In an April 29 announcement, Radial said the Spartanburg ribbon cutting is scheduled for May 19, and that the site will be its third South Carolina clinic alongside Myrtle Beach and Conway.
Radial describes its approach as “physician-led brain medicine” aimed at helping patients with depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD and related conditions who have not found relief through medications or talk therapy.
In the announcement, Radial said its clinics deliver treatments that can include transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), PRISM Neurofeedback for PTSD, and Spravato for depression, and said these options can work more rapidly than traditional trial-and-error care.
North Grove Medical Park sits in Spartanburg’s main medical corridor, and a new specialty mental health clinic there is another signal that the local healthcare cluster is still adding services beyond routine outpatient growth.
From a workforce standpoint, new clinics can also create demand for clinical and support roles and add new referral options for local providers — but residents should watch for the clinic’s exact suite details, hours and insurance participation as the opening approaches.
Radial says the Spartanburg ribbon cutting is scheduled for May 19. The company also said it is expanding nationally, backed by a $50 million Series A led by General Catalyst.
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As someone who works in healthcare, I’m curious what insurance plans they’ll actually take at the Spartanburg location. If anyone hears details on in-network status, that would help families plan.
North Grove keeps adding specialties. Interested to see if this brings more clinical jobs to the area beyond the usual front-desk roles.
If they’re offering TMS and Spravato, the big question is wait times. Anyone know when appointments start booking for May/June?
Appreciate seeing more mental health capacity locally, but transparency matters. Hoping they publish pricing expectations and what referrals are needed.
General Catalyst backing is interesting. Does anyone know if they’re partnering with local providers or hiring locally for clinical leadership?
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