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    Barron Adam S MD

    3.6 (5 reviews)

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    Sahadeo Womesh MD

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    3.0(12 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    Please know that unless you are paying cash, the doctor will not see you till you have waited in…read morethe waiting room for a minimum of 5 hours. It is very sad that this is normal practice at this office. My father has dementia and this is the doctor that was given to us from the Former Columbia Hospital now called JFK north. After sitting in the waiting room for almost 7 hours , the doctor couldn't even help us. He said he was not affiliated with JFK. Please be aware that you will be disappointed and exhausted. To bad I have to still give him a one star just so I can post this review.

    I had a relative referred to this doctor by Blue Cross for an urgent consultation and I went with…read morethe relative. I received an appointment through the insurance company for my relative. But, it turns out, there are no appointments at this practice. You must show-up Mon-Thur between 11:30-6:30 and "sign in." Yes, everyday is walk-in day. Then you wait, and wait, and wait. When the doctor sees you it will be for 8 minutes--TOPS--and that includes writing the prescriptions. You will waste hours here. And, the doctor only writes a 30 day prescription so you must repeat this 1/2 a day process every month if you want to continue with the treatment. FYI, Blue Cross pays him $147/visit and patient pays a $40 co-pay. So, he is making better than $1000/hour. Yet, for $1000/hour, there is NO empathy, kindness, professionalism nor care. The staff is (trying to be kind here) , perhaps, high school educated. They have no medical experience and lack empathy and ethics. After one month of medication and therapy (therapy with a real psychologist), the doctor canceled the relative's appointment the day before a needed refill. This left the relative without medication for a week, causing withdrawal (yes, you withdrawal from anti-depressants), anxiety, fear, depression, a giant step backwards. I repeatedly tried to talk to staff about this but they told me they wouldn't even communicate my concerns to the doctor because "he didn't want to hear it either.". I was told "This is a private practice and you are not going to tell us how to run it." Apparently the Board of Medical Licensing and State of Florida are also people who "are not going to tell them how to run the practice" because there is no concern for ethics nor professionalism. He has no back-up, will not call in a non-narcotic medicine and will not take calls, I have never seen so many down-trodden 40 & 50+ people collecting prescriptions for ADD. I mean, if you can take 5-6 hours of a workday every 30 days to sit here for this doctor, I'm wondering if you even have a job??? And, it you don't have a job, I'm not sure how ADD is affecting you but, i suspect, prescribed speed is fun at any age. I suspect that the patients who say he is "great" are the ones being prescribed controlled substances "speedily." I would not go here if you have any choice at all. Unfortunately, some insurance companies (Blue Cross being one of them) simply do not have psychiatrists on their list. And not everyone can pay $200-$300 cash every month to get a prescription. Nonetheless, Dr. Sahadeo should be ashamed, truly ashamed. He is there to assist those with mental illness and addiction. But, he is actively harming many.

    Barron Adam S MD - physicians - Updated August 2026

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