Probably by far the best pain Dr I have worked with…read more He actually cares and listens to my concerns He's not a pill pusher and he is concerned when psychiatrist over prescribed medication. I am truly grateful to have him.

If you are in denial that you are being taken for a financial ride, but desperate for the…read moremedication that he prescribes, then he's your doctor. Considering the generic version of this medication cost $5 with insurance, and the non generic cost $20 with insurance (and there are coupons on goodrx.com to cover the non insured), being forced to come to the office on a weekly basis and pay $150 out of pocket sure feels like a rip off. Not to mention the inconvenience of leaving work or home to drive to a weekly doctor's appointment, especially during traffic, is not doable for most people. He refuses to do what most providers of this medication generally do, and that is give you a month's worth of prescriptions. He makes more money forcing you to come in for a weekly visit. $150x4=600 a month+$20x4=$80 a month=$680 a month you're paying to receive a medication that can be prescribed on a monthly basis. My previous doctor charged no more than an initial fee, followed by $100 for a monthly appointment and a prescription. I give an extra star for the entertainment provided in the waiting room (that would be other patients). To reiterate, if you are in quick need of this medication, he is the doctor to see, but be prepared to also pay an initial fee (which I believe was either $300 or $350), on top of a regular weekly fee. Parking is easy and access to the building is convenient from the outside. However, I did not see an elevator, and his office is located on the second floor. There must be an elevator somewhere for those who are in need of one. Where though, I do not know. You might want to inquire about its location within the building if you are handicapped or disabled. As for the doctor's demeanor and beside manner, he was a pleasant person to deal with but I feel if you were to question him too much, or confront him, or push too hard, he would cut you off as a patient. This is simply my opinion based on what I feel and what I have read on other review boards.

Very kind and leaves his ego at the door. He is an advocate for the patient. He is very busy with…read moreresearch but takes time for the patients.

Dr. Jacob is an extremely intelligent & talented physician. He is especially helpful with severe…read moredepression. He literally transformed my life from completely non-functioning to healthy functioning/ remission. He is very kind, caring & wise. I highly recommend him.

Insightful empathetic care. Experienced, well - versed in treatment of anxiety. Depression. Bipolar…read moreillness. Go to the best.

Because of their retirements and re-locations, I have seen a number of psychiatrists over the…read moreyears. Dr. Luisada is certainly the best. Imagine a doctor's appointment that starts on time! He asks insightful questions and listens to your responses. Not once did I have a feeling that he was in a hurry. Because of my diabetes, I have a long list of meds. He was familiar with everything on the list and offered insights on how the diabetes meds might be affecting my mental health as well. I was indeed grateful that his first response was NOT to over-prescribe. Several years ago I was a zombie until I qualified for a 6-month study at NIMH, where the list was reduced to one med, with the prognosis that one would be added in a couple years, which happened. Dr. Luisada is in that school of proceeding with "informed caution." His practice is understandably full, but you would be well-served to be his patient.

Initially seemed very good, but became very demeaning and even contemptuous. Dismissed my side…read moreeffects to a medication as 'so rare as to be nonexistent' although next psychiatrist said my side effects were common and lowered my dose which helped. The appointments were supposed to b 15 minutes, but he cut me off after 5. Switched to another doctor.

Beware! He stopped taking insurance! He saw me for my first visit and suggested a costly test to…read moresee how I would react to certain drugs! My future visits were 5-10 minutes.He knew basically nothing about me and he could have cared less! He was rude, sarcastic and arrogant! So many of the medications made me ill! In May I bought all of my pills with me! He refused to look at them and told me to take my pills and leave! I received a phone call today(Mrs Putnam)? I told her I will not be paying the bill and I would not be returning! Dr Putnam needs a psychiatrist and a therapist! My guess is that he is medicated! I am sorry that I ever had anything to do with him! There was no front desk person! She was very rude! There were rarely any patients in his office! It looks like his business is going under! I hope his license will be revoked!

Dr Enelow is an extraordinary doctor. He is a very good listener and an excellent medical…read morepractitioner. He is easily accessible by email and responds quickly even on weekends. He's personable and thorough.

Great Doctor. Great P/A's. Great student practitioners…read more Incompetent 3rd party billing. Incompetent, rude, and incorrigible front receptionist.

A friend of mine recommended that I try cognitive behavior therapy…read more I reached out to this practice group and asked for a particular therapist. He was fully committed so I was pushed by the patient coordinator to see Dr. Suro. I did not want to see her because she did not seem trained in trauma but I was assured that if I did not like her they would put my money towards another therapist. During the sessions I felt that she was unprofessional because she spent our time in therapy describing traumas she went through. This made me fee that I needed to spend my time in therapy to give her therapy. It felt strange and uncomfortable. I was starting to study for finals at school so I thought I should take a few weeks break from this therapy. I simply did not want added stress of giving therapy to my therapist while in finals. Nonetheless, she contacted me during finals, while I was at work,regarding billing. I embarrassingly stood in the bathroom of my job for almost 15 min explaining to her that I would ensure payment even if the 3rd party did not pay her. She constantly told me that she should have listened to her gut and not taken me as a patient. Of course that comment really made me feel terrible. I told her that I wished I hadn't seen her at all because it was a lot of stress. She said "wow" and threatened to give away my personal information from our sessions to the 3rd party asking for payment. I spent another 5 minutes to give her therapy and calm her down to try to neutralize the situation but felt betrayed that she would say such things. I was shaking and stressed for the following two weeks. The crazy thing was that I had already coordinated payment previous to therapy. Anyway, ultimately she received payment. Since our sessions were stalled for a few weeks, I wanted to speak on the phone before continuing to understand what I need to prepare. She told me that she had already called me enough. I thought that was strange since the times she called me she was trying to work out billing. The entire interaction with her as a therapist was horrible at best. I have been going to a therapist to get therapy from this entire mess. When I complained to the patient coordinator I was told that they would get back to me in the near future. Needless to say, they did not. Thus, I would not recommend Dr. Suro or the practice group. This entire experience left me feeling betrayed and taken advantage of. Buyer beware.

Dr. Dennis is an extraordinary therapist who empowers and supports patients towards true healing…read more I am so unbelievably grateful to have had him as my therapist and can not say enough good things about him, so I will simply say that he has therapeutically changed my life in ways I didn't think were possible. His care is evidence that cognitive behavioral therapy works if you are willing to put in the effort. The practice does not accept insurance, but from what I've heard, the good ones rarely do because insurance is a pain to deal with for mental health providers. If you can afford it, and are willing to put in the hard work, you won't regret it.

I am extremely satisfied with the treatment services and office staff. Highly recommendedread more

Dr. Rehman has been seeing me for the past 3 years and an lovely person at that! He is very kind…read moreand never makes you feel rushed in your appointments and seems to genuinely care about his patients and their needs. His receptionist is also a lovely woman who has always helped scheduling me on such short notices, an incredible team they make and I always look forward to coming by the office.

Personal attention. Dr. Prinz more interested helping you than anything else. He makes the time…read moreto listen. He may be "Old School" but he's a top-flight physician. We retired and moved otherwise he would still be our PCP.

I use to be a rep for Dr. Prinz. He had a very specific window in which he would sign for samples…read moreand I normally had to wait for about 45 minutes to an hour to see him. When I was visiting his office about 12 years ago, I sat next to a patient in the waiting room. He was an older white man with a thick German accent. I was a 20 something black woman probably reading a gossip magazine or playing a game on my phone. On the surface we had nothing to talk about or in common. But as time and boredom grew, we struck up a conversation. I commented about his cool accent and that I was hoping to travel to Germany one day. He shared Germany was a wonderful place but that he didn't travel back often. As the conversation continued, he eventually shared that he had been a German solider in World War II. That even now (2013) he felt that the media was always trying to separate people. He had trusted what he saw and learned the hard way that we all have more in common than we don't. I knew what he meant by saying he was a German solider in WWII and I had NEVER expected to ever meet someone that had fought for Germany during that time, let alone disclose it. I had always made monsters of the people I read about in history books. I also, never thought about the humanity and wisdom of someone that had believed something at one point in their life and had changed. "We should have nothing in common, but look at us. We could talk all day." I have never forgotten his vulnerability and candor. I think about this interaction a lot. I wish I had had the foresight to have recorded it. I believe it would have been impactful as a reminder that we are all vulnerable to our echo chambers and to challenge what divides us. If this man was your father, granddad, uncle or friend and he's still alive, tell him thank you and ask him to scream his wisdom from the roof tops. I'll forever be grateful for that conversation. Dr. And Mrs. Prinz, I hope you are enjoying your retirement. Thanks for the long wait times. I would have never expected small talk on. Friday afternoon to not only become a lasting memory but continue to shape my perspective over a decade later. Sincerely, Former Sales Rep