They want to waste your time and take your money. You never get the same provider, so just when you…read morethink you're building rapport they lose that provider and assign you another. With mental health issues it feel like pulling teeth having to reexplain all of your life to each new provider you get. The care is never consistent. And they just push meds regardless of what you come in for. 60 day required urine tests too. So if you have social anxiety, forget about doing anything consistently virtual. If you care about yourself at all- don't waste your time with this place.

currently going through the process of enlisting into the airforce and I need my clinic notes from…read morewhen I was getting my prescriptions from here and going to therapy. first I'm given a piece of paper listing my medication but MEPS needs more than just a cover sheet, so I go in again requesting a print out of my medical documents and I'm told I need an attorney to send in a subpoena for them to give me my own medical information. This seems highly irregular, what happens when someone needs to change medical providers? What happens when someone has to move away? The ladies at the front desk who delivered this news to me were very polite but whoever created this backwards policy had some explaining to do.

First off, Dr. Sorkey is extremely intelligent, however the disconnect is whether or not he cares…read moreabout the patient. My mother took me to him for well over 10 years and I never had a problem with him until I wanted off medication. He was reluctant to take me off so I just stopped taking them on my own. I felt 1000% better after that (not his fault, but it was just not right for me). My mother was seeing him for depression also and of course, he was prescribing her medication. She drifted in and out of deep depression multiple times and I felt that she might be suicidal. I went to his office multiple times to warn him and ask him to help her since she was lying to him about how she actually felt when the saw him to get more prescriptions. I understand that he could not speak to me about her due to privacy laws, but as her doctor he has an obligation to listen, especially when it's something as serious as suicide. I went to the office probably 5 times and left a note with his administrative staff each time and left a note on his car a couple times also. He never called me and never picked up or responded to my voicemails at his home pleading to him to help my mother. A year or so later my mother finally tried to take her life and intentionally overdosed on medication; although he was no longer her doctor at that point, he was the only local one who could see her at the hospital. It took all my inner strength not to seriously hurt him at the hospital when we were in her room as she was unconscious on the hospital table. He finally saw that I was right then. Like I said, he is a very smart man and if you have serious trouble with your child, then by all means go to him to get the medication straight, but be warned that what he does is not always in the best interest of the patient. My PSA to parents- Please think long and hard about forcing your child to take medication just because they act like boys. My parents forced me on medication starting in 1st grade because I was hyper (like all other boys). I took them without question until 12th grade. I graduated college a while ago with a 3.4GPA in a tough major and no medication. I am now disqualified from being an officer in the military because my parents forced this on me when I never really needed it. ps. I have no doubt he will know who this is when he reads it. So Dr. Sorkey, if you have another side to this story, please feel free to contact me.

Worst experience ever. There front office needs to be totally replaced. I had a disagreement that…read moreover medication mix up. No big deal. I go in today for my appointment and the clerk said my appontment had been cancelled and then an actual colubus police officer came out and said I needed to leave and if I came back I would be arrested. I walked out of there laughing in disbelief.

I wouldn't give any stars if I could…read more I rather have wiped my tears of depression away with the $200 I just gave away. They didn't tell me how much the visit was until after the fact. And then I go to the pharmacy and they tell me the medication is $83. If I were you, I'd go to your family doctor to see if they can manage psych issues before seeing Dr. Desai. The most retarded event of the year goes to visiting this office.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Physicians & Surgeons…read more- Physicians & Surgeons, Psychiatry - Psychologists - Mental Health Services

Dr John is kind and professional...if you are struggling, please reach out. She is patient, does…read morenot over Medicate, and has a motherly nature. She is eager to see improvement in the life of the individual. Allowing the patient to find their own sense of accountability and resilience without browbeating. I feel stronger and I feel like I can thrive with her care.

I had a bad experience (outpatient) from the start.First two appts were cancelled. I had to wait…read more30 minutes at my next appt for the provider to come out. I find the office staff to be quite nonchalant and not very friendly (exc Arlington). I got there at 9:55 ttoday for my 10 am appoint. About 5 mins later the tech came and took my BP and weighed me. Back to the waiting area.... I asked the receptionist (after she stopped talking to the other employee she was talking to ... why I had to wait so long. A couple of minutes go by and she says' "oh, she'll be right out." I walked out 15 minutes later. Awful front office.

Lawd no! Granted...it was several years ago....but this woman had me so medicated I think I could…read morehave charged a car battery! My ex called and cancelled everything. That is one thing I will actually be forever grateful to him for. Just don't do it!

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