I recently just started paying for my own insurance through the health insurance market place. Not…read moreknowing a lot about the health insurance world I chose a plan that had a decent yearly individual deductible. My plan is almost $400 a month. Having just moved to Ohio I needed a new Doctor for mental health purposes. The young lady that answered the phone could not have made me feel more like I had the plague once I mentioned I had Molina Health insurance, she indicated this was Medicaid and they don't take Medicaid. I said, I don't have Medicaid, I pay out of pocket every month for my insurance. Very degradingly she said "Molina is considered Medicaid" we do not take it". Oooof the anxiety the response gave me. So I asked if I could be a self pay patient, as I just need to see a doctor to get my mental health under control. She said we can't do self pay if you have Medicaid. I said I don't have Medicaid I have Molina. LordT if I could have only known that I would be treated like a leper I would have never mentioned my insurance plan. I really wish people were nicer in the office and realize that there are REAL people suffering from mental health problems. Being kind really goes a long way, you never know how your tone or inflection can trigger someone's mental health.

I recently started seeing Dr. K Patel. Not only is he a great doctor but their entire staff does a…read moregreat job. They are all very welcoming and friendly. They always make me feel like part of the family when I visit their office.

Coming from a different provider of care, and having seen several before them, I can say with…read moreconfidence that my treatment here was top tier. I felt comfortable and was able to be open and honest about how I feel and was able to get follow up appointments very easily. The quality of care I received was some of the best in the field I've ever had. Most importantly, I truly felt that the people here are on my side and that we will be able to arrive at great solution as quickly as possible. I highly recommend!

Positive experience from my initial call. Staff was friendly. Waiting area was comfortable. My…read moreprovider listens to me and helps me feel like a teammate in my treatment. The office staff helped me with some issues with pharmacy. I recommend Cleveland Psychiatry. They have made a difference for me

The staff is great, always friendly and helpful. Doctor McLaughlin is outstanding. Psychiatrists…read morehave a tendency to make people uneasy or nervous. Doctor McLaughlin instantly put me at ease when I met him at an inpatient unit. Whenever I have a question or concern, he gets right back to me - usually the same day! He will take the time to listen to me, and make sure he understands what I'm saying. Then he also gives me info, and makes sure I understand the plan. I very much appreciate the fact that he works with me. If I feel something isn't right with my meds, he'll let me experiment within a range and let him know what works. He won't just write a script because I ask, but if he believes it's appropriate he'll do it. He even takes the time to get to know me personally; when I go for a follow-up (sometimes several months later) he will ask me about stuff that I told him I was going to do. He remembers my interests, and treats me like a person, not just a mental disorder.

Dr. Gupta is my cardiologist. I live in Canfield Ohio. It is a short trip via the Interstate…read more The care provided is top notch. No waiting with scheduled appointment. The experience is epic. My primary physician recommended Dr. Gupta. I could have gone to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, or closer to home. I am so glad I listened to my Primary. Dr Gupta listened to me and my symptoms. We all work well together as a team. I am so fortunate at this time period to have Dr. Gupta's services. I am feeling better.

1. It was dirty. The floors, the countertops, the chairs, the pulse ox, the ekg; the way they'd put…read moregloves on, then touch a bunch of surfaces that clearly hadn't been wiped down in hours, then touch you. I made the decision not to stay overnight here because i was scared I'd catch something. If you must come, be sure to bring alcohol wipes to wipe things down or to ask the staff to. 2. They take blood without telling you what they're testing for. They promise to only fill tubes 1/3 of the way, then take full tubes. And the worst: when they finish taking blood, instead for just covering it with gauze, they, without informing you in advance, put in a peripheral IV catheter line and flush saline into you. Look - unless they're unconscious, patients should be told that something this invasive and injurious (I had a huge awful purple and green bruise for weeks) is going to be done to them! 3. It is very loud, and the lighting is very bad; if you must come, and think you may be here a while, bring earbuds AND music, and an eye mask. 4. They lied in their report about what the patient supposedly said. This is just wrong. 5. The staff were standing around gossiping loudly though patients right in front of them needed their help. The staff were rude when they were asked a question. And of course they threaten you with writing in their notes that 'the patient refused treatment,' as if that were a bad thing when they're trying to stick you with expensive procedures, or ones you've just had done the day before.

This place has many counselors/therapists to fit anyone's preference. It took less than a week to…read moreget an appointment, which was great. After seeing a counselor, you can ask them to refer you to a psychiatrist, if you need to see one. It's a very comfortable environment and I would recommend this place to anyone. It has a private practice feel to it, unlike some of the larger counseling centers, that make you feel more like a number and not patient.

After referring so many people to this office, I have to write a review. The doctor here is a gift…read moreto earth. I waited many years to get a primary and when I did, I left the office several times crying and ready to give up.

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After waiting over 1 month for my initial appt the VA told me that this office is now closed. I'm…read morenot sure if that is true or if they simply don't want VA patients. See text message thread from the Fairlawn office.

Gave the very strong impression that they were much more concerned about getting paid than helping…read more We saw Dr. Molina in their Akron office. Their video conference software for the $350, one-hour psych intake appt failed, and we ended up doing that call by phone. Dr. Molina was in a huge rush to get off that call--even though it should have been an hour--that it was disconcerting for us. He hung up after half an hour, leaving a lot our questions unasked and unanswered. The followup appointment was supposed to be in person. We drove 45 minutes to get there, only to learn that Dr. Molina had cancelled his in-person appts for the day, and no one had bothered to notify us. We had even scheduled it further out than desired so it could be in person, if I remember correctly. In the end, they sat us in a grubby office with an old laptop, and we did the appointment that way. On top of which, Dr. Molina's medication recommendations were neither useful nor evidence-based. Would not recommend. There are psychiatrists out there who are in it for the people and (not just) the money--find one of them.