I suffer from ADHD and need to see a psychiatrist regularly to have my prescription filled when it…read moreruns out. My normal doctor wasn't able to fit me in before I left on vacation so I tried calling around the area to find someone who could. This place was the first to agree to accept an appointment within the same week, and from the service I experienced, now I understand why they aren't seeing a lot of business. The receptionist I spoke with was very cordial; she took my insurance info, told me she wasn't able to match me with a doctor of the preferred sex on short notice (which was understandable), and said I'd be meeting with "Ed." The day before my appointment I got a call saying, oops, they don't accept my insurance after all. I felt pressured the cancel the appointment. When I told them I'd be keeping it after all because there was no way I could find someone else less than a week before I went abroad, they sounded incredulous. On the day of my appointment I showed up 15 minutes early. I waited more than half an hour to be checked in. When they finally called me up front, they asked what day I'd like to schedule my psychiatrist appointment. Perplexed, I said that was what I was there to do that day -- see Dr. Ed. They explained Ed isn't a doctor; he's an intake specialist, and that the doctor would not be willing to see me without an orientation with Ed first. Would've been nice to know before I committed to an appointment, took off work to come, and waited for half an hour. If I saw the intake specialist that day, I could come back in for a real appointment next week sometime. This would, of course, cost me twice as much (off of insurance) since it was two separate sessions. When I asked them reasonably to be flexible being that 1) I was never informed of any of this and 2) was leaving the country that week, the receptionist (a different one) became highly defensive and claimed whoever made the appointment would have properly informed me of their process. When I respectfully disagreed, she accused me of being deaf. I asked to see an office supervisor and she shut the window in my face. I left unsure of whether the preliminary appointment was still on. My experience can't be an anomaly; they seem to have the process of strong-arming new patients into attending multiple appointments fine-tuned. I cant speak to the quality of their doctors because I was never actually allowed to see one. This place is a racket and is staffed by the rudest people. Would not recommend wasting your time at an office where the people working there seem to need help more than the patients.

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I have been working with Kelsey for the last seven years and together, she has helped me get to a…read moreplace in my life I never could have imagined I would be. She helped me see what was, outside of what I was fixated on. She helped me understand that my energy and what I chose to dwell on would ripple out into the outcome of my life. She has introduced me to so many ideas and techniques that are now foundational in my recovery and management of bipolar disorder, anxiety and ADHD. They also support my eating disorder recovery and continued sobriety. I am so incredibly grateful to have found her when I did and I wish everyone had a Kelsey in their corner. She is a source of steady compassion and support and always seems to know just what I need to hear or learn. She is an invaluable guide for anyone struggling with their mental health.

From the owner: Doctorate level educated counselor with over 10 years of experience helping others improve their…read moremental health.