I met Dr. Uddin in person after speaking on the phone and filling out information for my…read moreappointment. He is an excellent Psychiatrist. He spent time asking me pertinent questions and listened to all my issues, fears and needs. He had a plan for further wellness with a Med change and gave me a step by step plan on how to proceed for wellness. Very nice and comfortable to work with.

If I could give zero stars I would, but unfortunately 1 star is the bottom limit that it will allow…read moreme to post. Dr. Uddin was my psychiatric provider, briefly, during his residency. He wrote a quote in my chart that was something I NEVER said, and then made a faulty diagnosis based on those words that I never said - for a condition that psychiatrists don't even treat, therapists do. When I saw this, I was concerned and followed up with my therapist about this diagnosis, which enraged Dr. Uddin and he stormed out of the office during our 3rd meeting and I had to have several talks with his attending physician who picked up the pieces from his awful treatment of me and refusal to consider that he had made a mistake in - again, I repeat for emphasis - putting something in my chart that I never said, after meeting me once for 15 minutes, and his notes were timestamped 2 hours after I had seen him so he clearly entered it from memory and made it up as he typed it, and then used that made up quote to justify a diagnosis for a condition that is treated in therapy, a condition my therapist (who i met with for 50 minutes every week for 2 years, and who has been a practicing psychologist for nearly 20 years vs Dr. Uddin being in his residency at the time, that is LITERALLY IN TRAINING and asserting that his expertise was greater than hers on a condition that is actually more within her scope of practice) says that not only do I not have, but that is a gross misdiagnosis. When confronted he threw a tantrum and stormed out of the office, but only after waffling through contradictory excuses such as "it was a typo" yet refusing to amend the chart for his admitted typo. Dealing with Dr. Uddin's ego disrupted the care I was seeking as my appointments became about managing his ego rather than seeing me as a patient. How can a psychiatrist treat a patient if he will not listen to and hear them, and if he puts his assumptions about a person on a pedestal? Not only did he do that, but when he took over my care (due to being seen by KU Med my care team changed every year as residents rotated through clinicals) he arbitrarily changed me off of a drug I had been on for 2 years because he just preferred the other drug, and the drug he switched me to was a different class than the drug it was replacing - and that drug class caused horrible side effects for me that landed me in the hospital for a full week. Avoid this practitioner at all costs. It has taken 2 years to get back on track with my care after the work that needed done correcting his negligence. This man has no business being trusted for your mental health care

My son had an appointment for today 1/18/2021. I believe he made the appointment in late October…read more He died 12/15/2020 "waiting to be seen". New patients should be given Emergancy priority. They need immediate help. He was referred to this practice by another doctor who could not see him because he was not a drug user. When I called this morning to let the office know he would not be at his appointment because he died the assistant was rude, snippy and said I'll make that note. No sorry for your loss.

Dr. Menninger has been my psychiatrist since August of last year, when my previous doctor closed…read moreher practice. I've been very pleased with the care I've gotten from Dr. Menninger, especially in managing my medication. He was extremely helpful and concerned when I developed tardive dyskinesia (TD) from Abilify, which had been prescribed by my former doctor. It turned out I had been taking it at a high dose for quite a long time, and Dr. Menninger thought I should discontinue it. When I did, the TD symptoms showed up (involuntary mouth and facial movements that were obvious and annoying). He's been very good about working with me and my neurologist in coordinating care as I've been treated for the TD symptoms. Dr. Menninger is cautious and conservative when it comes to medication, which I very much appreciate after my experience with Abilify. I see him regularly, although only every few months, to check in on how things are going with my medications. These are short appointments and somehow there's no co-payment for them with my medical plan, so I certainly like that! During appointments Dr. Menninger takes his notes on his computer as he goes along. It seemed odd, at first, as I wasn't used to that, but now I don't notice it, and being "connected" Dr. Menninger can rapidly find and print out studies and articles on various issues for you while you're sitting in his office, which is very handy. All in all, definitely recommended!

I have never been treated so poorly Folks i saw Carla…read moreFrazier she was down right rude and very fidgety never listened to anything had to say it was her way or no way. I thought. Had problems until i saw Carla Frazier she has some serious issues. Do not waste your money or time going here.

Dr Sherman Cole prescribed Klonopin for me for several years. He told me to take as much as I…read moreneeded for panic attacks. I became addicted to it, but he still kept prescribing it to me. He also prescribed Anafranil to me for OCD. He said nothing about it causing night terror. In one nightmare, I put my fist through a window, cutting my arm, which required surgery. I told him about it, and he said that's from the Anafranil, yet he still kept prescribing it to me.

They don't care about helping you. Only want your money and didnt bill insurance and now sent me…read morefor collections. Don't care and I won't pay. I found a better Psychiatrist that actually cares and no billing issues ever!

They 'terminated' my services for a pretty vague/ unknown reason, and completely blacklist their…read moreclients when one psychiatrist says to do so or claims their clients are bad patients. I saw Dr. Trueblood, had some issues with follow-through on care after about a year or so but continued on and had little issues for awhile. Then, I was randomly sent a letter that they would no longer work with me. (After providing stimulants that are hard to find virtually anywhere else with low-income insurance). I established care as an unstable minor, stuck with her for years, all to be dropped like a fly. Receptionist staff tend to be pretty rude as well, both over the phone and in person. Do better.

Dr Chris Trueblood is very personal and real! Really listened, didn't just pull out a script pad…read moreand start writing prescriptions! She also met with one of my daughters and made us feel very comfortable and didn't freak out when we chose not to medicate her. She said they push "skills over pills". She showed that with her reaction to my daughters decision to not take anything! I would definatly recommend her as a psychiatrist.

Poor care experience in IOP. No followup when asked for contact regarding child's lack of progress…read more Blamed caseloads which doesn't make sense due to the fact IOP is a set size and should include follow-up with parents. Child "graduated" from IOP despite there being no sustained change and higher depression and anxiety scores on screening tool at "graduation" than intake. At graduation the therapist asked if we had a therapist even though she spoke to our therapist the week before. It's clear she wasn't familiar with my child's case despite weeks of "treatment". Poor admin, billing, and front desk practices. I provided my insurance card three separate times because they didn't have a record of it. A year later I was billed for sessions they didn't submit to insurance on time which I have been disputing for months but no one seems able to understand the issue exists on their end. Took multiple calls and portal messages for someone to final respond about the billing dispute. This place deserves its poor ratings. I only wish I would have looked at reviews before investing the time and money into something poorly run and ineffective.

For a couple of years I was prescribed a fairly high dose of Abilify. When I switched doctors the…read morenew one discontinued it. At that point I discovered that I had developed tardive dyskinesia (TD --involuntary movements of the mouth and facial muscles) caused by the Abilify. While not the world's most debilitating disability it was very annoying and did interfere with things like eating, talking and sleeping. I was a very unhappy camper, believe you me! I was referred to Dr. Muhammad Nashatizadeh, a neurologist specializing in movement disorders, with offices at Overland Park Regional Medical Center. I have been seeing him since last year and have been extremely pleased with my experience and highly recommend him to anyone with movement disorder problems. Dr. Nashatizadeh is young and originally from the Midwest. (No, he doesn't speak with an accent -- he's a nice Kansas boy, from Emporia, I understand.) I was tremendously impressed that as a medical specialist he had the time to take nearly an hour with me on our first visit to go over my medical history, examine the symptoms carefully and thoroughly, and discuss what turned out to be numerous options for treatment of my TD. We ended up trying various things, trying to find the right medication that wouldn't cause other undesirable side effects. As it turned out, some of the first things we tried DID have side effects I couldn't stand (mainly extremely dry mouth) and we switched to other remedies. We've finally found a medication (tetrabenazine) that pretty much controls the movements without causing dry mouth or other side effects. After my bad experience with Abilify I was pleased with Dr. Nashatizadeh's cautious approach and willingness to take the time to follow me carefully as we tried various medications. Whenever I've had an appointment he's taken all the time necessary to find out what was going on and deal with me as a person, not as a 15-minute appointment! I have been able to send him updates of my progress with the various medications by e-mail, saving having to go in for numerous appointments. When necessary he has called me by phone or responded by e-mail, which I very much appreciate! I also appreciate that he's taken the time to coordinate care with my psychiatrist and primary care physician, both of whom need to be involved because of the potential side effects of the medications we've tried for my TD symptoms. Dr. Nashatizadeh trained at Baylor Medical Center in Houston with one of the "fathers" of movement disorder medicine. He's extremely knowledgeable in his field. Since I started seeing him he's been "discovered" and has been swamped with patients, but if you're experiencing a movement disorder problem (like Parkinson's or Huntington's diseases, Tourette's syndrome, tremor, etc.) I would highly recommend your seeing him. He also sees patients having cognitive disorders such as dementia, Alzheimer's disease and memory loss after a stroke. I think you'll be very pleased and satisfied with the care you receive from him. I definitely am!!!

From the owner: Neurology Sleep Medicine…read moreKazi Syed, MD Samuel Lehman, MD

Hope you don't actually need your doctor, cause you'll never get an appointment unless it's over a…read moremonth out. Half the time the front desk sounds like they're mad at you. Need a missed diagnosis? Then you're in the right place. I hope this helps others not waste time or money here. Find a good doctors office this isn't one anymore.

Dr. Brewer is by far the best doctor I've ever had. You are not a number, he does not push you…read morethrough, he listens. Just a great experience every time.

they only care about making money and do not care about the medications they prescribe to new…read morepatients - will not answer an urgent question w/o making a fuss. Dr. L made med changes and did not write the rx accurately and when asked said it was my fault bc I didn't remember a conversation we had 3 months prior. I had been on the same medication for almost 15 years and was terrified and all they cared about was one bill that had not been paid yet (had every intention of paying it) and his ego. Keep LOOKING!

I had a family member that recently went there that had a less than adequate experience. I'm…read moredisappointed how one can make someone feel inadequate considering the irony of this being a psychiatrist who's supposed to help lift one up. This family member felt judged and not taken seriously instead felt like she was being paraded around like some clown at a circus. I truly appreciate the effort it must have taken for this psychiatrist to go to school and get the necessary credits to get the degree and certification. Clearly, empathy people skills were not on that course list. Needless to say, this family member will not be returning.

I appreciate the care I'm receiving from Dr. Reddy. Honestly with unlucky referrals from physicians…read morein the past, I was hesitant. Dr. Reddy listens to my needs. The important thing is: he truly believes I hated tapping my foot. I hated not focusing and not finishing reading. I was going crazy like the Energizer Bunny. I was surprised he would even listen to me. But he did. He gave me a workable care plan and medication. He readjusted my medication and it's a game changer. He speaks at my education level also and I appreciate that. I hope he continues to be my psychiatrist.

Dr. Reddy is hands down one of the most compassionate, understanding, and effective psychiatrists…read moreI've ever met. From the very first appointment, I felt genuinely heard and cared for. He doesn't just prescribe and move on -- he takes the time to understand why you're struggling, and helps you build real tools to manage and overcome it. He's incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and down-to-earth, which makes even the hardest conversations feel comfortable. You can tell he truly cares about his patients and their progress -- not just as clients, but as people. Thanks to Dr. Reddy, I've made real progress in areas I thought were hopeless. He's helped me get my life back on track and given me hope again. I can't thank him enough for his kindness, guidance, and professionalism. If you're looking for a psychiatrist who actually listens, understands, and helps you move forward, Dr. Reddy is the one you want in your corner. Melanie Crane