My husband saw this doctor for years. Upon going through a difficult time, he needed to be seen…read moreagain. There was a $180 balance on his account and their "policy" is to cut patients off and not see them anymore. Not knowing that there was a balance, we offered to pay plus the cost of the upcoming appointment. NOPE. Only a referral. Super. How empathic in a person's time of need. This doctor is a quack. They don't care about your mental health. Just $$$$.

Dr. Alamir was responsible for conducting a geriatric psychological test last month on my 91-year…read moreold mother. The results are to be used for a competency hearing, and my mother wants to see her test. Given that she no longer drives, my mother called Dr. Alamir's office and asked that her medical records be released so she could evaluate them. They refused. Kathy, Dr. Alamir's office manager, cited HIPAA regulations and insisted my mother make a written request. This strict interpretation of HIPAA created a barrier for my mother to attain her records in a timely manner, and I explained this to Kathy, but she was unsympathetic. Despite the fact that my mother has limited access to transportation and does not use a computer, Kathy then insisted that my mother fill out their designated office medical release form rather than merely writing a letter with the relevant release information. I had to have Kathy email me the release form and then send it to my mother's caretaker who received it on July 20, 2016. My mother managed to get the forms filled out, signed them, and then had them delivered back to Dr. Alamir's office on July 24, 2016 by her caretaker. Regardless of the signed form, Kathy still refused to release the records, this time saying that Dr. Alamir is now on vacation. Kathy contends that my mother's medical records will not be released until Dr. Alamir gives his permission, which apparently cannot or will not be given while he is on vacation. When I explained that my mother has the right to receive her medical records in a timely manner and that the office is creating a hardship for her, Kathy again refused to release the records and cited their "office policy" of non-release until the doctor gives his permission. This is of course completely irrelevant to HIPAA, and seemed like a stalling tactic. I told Kathy I would file a complaint; she said, "We have nothing else to talk about," and hung up the phone. This doctor is acting in disregard for a patient's welfare; he is unresponsive, and he is using HIPAA and his own arbitrary office policy as excuses to detain my mother's medical records. Moreover, all this stalling makes it seem that Dr. Alamir may be deliberately drawing out the process of releasing the medical records so my mother does not have time to challenge the results of his testing. I have tried to reach him repeatedly to rectify this situation, but he remains unresponsive.

Kelly has been amazing and I feel she saved my life. I was hanging by the smallest of threads with…read moremy CPTSD/depression/anxiety. She came up with a plan and it wasn't long and I was a totally different person and on my way to feeling like my old self again. Finding the right medication can work miracles and she nailed it. I can't say enough good things about my experience at ARC. I was referred there by someone I knew that had also had a similar experience. I trusted her and she saved me where others had not.

Was a patient of Yassin Ghanem. The damage his negligent prescribing and constant gaslighting did…read moreto my life would cost upwards of $100,000 to repair... not including the trauma of the experience. Unsure how he expected that to improve my mental health. I suspect he did not care. Any time I brought it to his attention he seemed to merely confirm that he could not be sued for what he was doing and carried on with destroying my life.

My counselor was not able to handle my Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder effectively. He was…read moreunable to be professional when I became triggered. His investment in getting paid became a huge issue in my treatment. He ended therapy when I was robbed of my life savings. He was also unable to make the agreement with me that we never discuss the financial aspect of treatment. He stated this is part of private practice. I disagreed. I was willing to stay current on my bills as I always had and to talk with billing as needed. Another family member had issues with her therapist being overly invested in the payments.

Psychbc wasn't listed on Yelp so I took the time to create the business. Hopefully that tells you…read moresomething. My particular counselor has been extremely professional but more importantly very, very helpful to me. One of the many things I appreciate about this business is they have a LOT of counselors to choose from and they work in tandem with their psychiatrists for the best possible treatment options if needed. They have a lot of locations which obviously is helpful and evening hours. I would highly recommend psychbc to anyone looking for counseling for any reason.

Had an appointment with my med prescriber scheduled for Saturday. Confirmed my appointment via…read moreautomated phone call and text message. Showed up to my appointment only to find out there's nobody there and the doors were locked.

I went for testing and the person who tested me was nice. It took about a month for testing, and…read morethey said I would get results by the end of Oct 2025. Mind you this was a referral from another doctor who wanted me tested, so they are calling asking if I got my results. So, I call Oct 30th and the phone is disconnected. The building is closed, and they have a number you can text. They said threw text they moved and they are waiting on the Supervisor Deborah Koricke to sign off to send it to me. I call about a week later and no answer, I text message again and they say all you can do is keep emailing her and hopefully she will get it done. They give me her email and I message. Now its Dec 3 and nothing. I talked to my doctor because he was asking about it again and he advised me to file a report with the Board of Psychology and to seek legal counsel. Please think twice before using this place. The original person I seen Rachel Fuller seems nice, but the Management is the worst I have ever delt with and I have bad anxiety and it's just making it worse.

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.

This is a 2 parter... 1…read more I switched jobs and my insurance switched as well. I understand that the doctor needed time to reach out to my insurance company to approve my prescription. I called and told them that my new insurance needed the offices approval before they would apply it to my prescription. I contacted my new insurance company and asked what the hold up was and was informed they sent the approval papers over to my doctor but he never signed and returned them. I called the office of my doctor and complained due to having to wait 2 weeks for this office to communicate with my insurance company. 2. During this pandemic we did virtual appointments. The doctor face-times me and we have our appointment. When my appointment day came I received no call from the doctors office. After this and the insurance incident I decided to not reschedule and no longer be their patient. Now I am receiving a bill in the mail for a missed doctors visit again without my insurance being applied!!! I have a $15 co-pay and the bill is for $190!!!! This office has me fuming and I in no way shape or form can recommend to anyone with mental health issues. They will only intensify your frustrations and stress levels while dealing with them. For your own mental health go to a different doctors office.

I needed to change physicians because my doctor left her position. Florence Kimbo's offices were…read morerecommended to me and they've made me feel comfortable and confident that I've found the best resource.

I used this Greenbrook location for two years, I received dozens of spravato treatments at this…read morelocation. The providers, Dr Schmidt and the PA, Jenna, are amazing, caring, and professional. I can't speak their praises highly enough! Other than that, my experience with Greenbrook has been rocky. I would not recommend Greenbrook if receiving treatments regularly is important to you. There are very frequent issues with getting the meds through the pharmacies they use and I have had many issues with Ebony, the case manager. If you don't have a family member willing to spend hours on the phone every month to help ebony keep on top of things, I wouldn't recommend. At times they have forgotten to bill for months at a time and their intake method of using iPads in the waiting area isnt private. I would recommend finding another clinic.

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