Dr Abrokwa was incredibly kind, patient and a great partner for my health needs. I typically get very nervous at appointments and felt at ease during my consult. The office and support staff were also great. read more

I left this appointment feeling unheard, dismissed, and deeply disappointed. I sought an evaluation and professional guidance regarding possible ADHD--not medication. In fact, I am not currently taking any medications at all and came to the appointment hoping for an open discussion about my symptoms and the most appropriate next steps. Instead of listening carefully to my concerns, this provider appeared to make assumptions about my motives and implied that I was seeking medication without evidence to support that conclusion. Those assumptions overshadowed the purpose of the visit and prevented a meaningful discussion of my symptoms. The conversation also shifted into Mr.Abrokwa's personal opinions on topics unrelated to my care, which took valuable time away from addressing the reason I had scheduled the appointment. As a patient, I expected an objective, patient-centered evaluation based on current clinical standards, not unrelated personal viewpoints. Seeking help for mental health concerns can be incredibly difficult, especially for someone who rarely asks for assistance. It took a great deal for me to schedule this appointment, and I left feeling discouraged rather than supported. I hope this feedback encourages greater attention to listening without preconceived judgments and maintaining focus on the patient's concerns. read more

Something must be done about William Abrowka! I highly recommend seeking a second opinion and looking elsewhere for medical care. Based on multiple patient experiences--including a close friend who suffers from severe anxiety and headaches--this APRN consistently minimizes critical health concerns. Instead of providing a proper follow-up plan or investigating further, his dismissive approach left my friend in a substantially worse, unbearable situation. I have heard from numerous other patients who also reported that their conditions only worsened under his care. This does not feel like safe or professional healthcare. If you are currently seeing this provider, please double-check that appropriate tests were actually run, and do not hesitate to report any serious incidents to the clinic management or the state nursing board. read more

I went to see him to find a new doctor to take over my medication management. I've been stable on the same meds for 8 years and the doctor I have now Helen from CHR must have gotten in trouble with the DEA because she frantically and without my consent cut my clonazepam dose by 50% a couple weeks ago and ever since ive been having horrible rebound effects, extreme anxiety and panic attacks, not sleeping and when I do waking up from nightmares or restless legs, irritation, headaches, tremor, and feeling disconnected. When I told him this he said, "None of that is from the clonazepam withdrawal." I only started having these symptoms since the change other than that I was stable, with 3 young kids, a husband of 12 years, a full time job, and my own online business Now again I was good for 8 years on the same dose and he said, "I think your addicted!" I responded, " of course I am." I'm also addicted to all the other medication its common sense your body natural becomes addicted. After that point he treated like an addict, which was so disrespectful and humiliating! I went in there trying to get my life back to normal that's all Nothing more nothing less. And his brilliant plan was to increase my bipolar medication and gabapentin, and no clonazepam at all!!! I was in there talking about how I thought it was unsafe and reckless for my other doctor just to cut my dose by 50% overnight after being on them for almost a decade. So he would've just brought it down to zero which every article from reputable sources for medicine say that that is a very dangerous thing to do and should be done by 5% to 10% every couple weeks and that's even if I wanted to, I don't want to right I'm not ready. I was fine. He would've put my life at risk for death. Either his ignorance or stupidity or just straight up gaslighting thought that that would be a good idea. Do not see this doctor. He does not know what he's doing. He does not do things safely and he does not take into account anything you say to him he completely will sum you up in a second and judge you. And treat you like something you're not maybe he's used to dealing with addicts, but I'm not one and it was very disrespectful to be treated like one! Please do waste your time on this doctor. He will not help you. He will only make things worse.! read more

Almost impossible to find this doctor and the facility he works for with is Rapha behavioral services or center for behavioral wellness. To warn the public I feel it's my duty to let good people who need mental health treatment that this may not be the best place to look into for help. Someone close to me with a serious condition was denied medication because of a small medical bill they owed. They were told until they paid their bill they could not see this provider and therefore would not be able to receive their much needed medication. Just to educate any of the public out there that is an equivalent of denying a diabetic their insulin. People who suffer from any sort of mental or behavioral health also are considered having a disease. Without proper medication for something behavioral that is diagnosed for a condition can cause a seriously affected person related to a mental health issue could put them at risk of suicide. Be warned that this facility and the doctor involved BOTH denied medication for this individual for a number of days until they were informed of the legality of this situation which is something they should already be aware of instead of making them suffer first of all of any anxiety because they don't have their medication and for any withdrawal involved from not having it to god forbid death because of suicide. And all over a small office visit payment? So.....are they in the profession of helping people or banking? Is it about money or helping people who are sick? When an individual decides they want to become a professional in the medical field it's an automatic oath to their patients to properly care for them. This sort of behavior is absolutely unprofessional and a shame to the community. Not to mention the real professionals in the medical field who do help patients. I hope that all who read this will be for warned about my friends experience. Please consider your mental health condition after reading this. Mind all of you......I would not have taken the time to write this review if I didn't feel people who have any mental or behavioral health problems shouldn't be warned. Be careful please. God bless. read more