I would HIGHLY recommend Journey Psychiatry & Behavioral Health. My family has been working with…read morethem on and off since they opened and have never experienced a group pf people who are more genuine and really care. I personally see Rob Brady for medication management (owner) and so does my son. He is so great and really listens and cares. He always tries a holistic approach before dumping drugs down your throat. I am also going through Spravato treatment with them. My son and I both have separate therapists there. I have Zendi who is just the right fit for me. Laid back and very kind. My son see's Daniel who is awesome! Very down-to-earth and understanding of the things my son struggles with. Overall, I would recommend this practice to anyone looking to feel like a person and not a number....and they have a very nice office with a nice waiting room, up to date on everything and very clean! Thank you, Journey Psychiatry! Allison Quinlivan

I use journey psychiatry and behavioral health. I'm really happy with the Drs and therapist I see…read more However, my husband is trying to get on meds for his ADHD It's been a, or it should be, trail and error, but he's not getting his messages to the Dr, therefore he's getting no resolve. I'm not sure why he, my hubby, isn't receiving the same quality as I am

What a wonderful place to relax. I loved the office experience, individual care, and clean space. I…read morehad a wonderful relaxing experience and I cannot wait to return. I was cared for by a sweet staff and making an appointment was easy. Highly recommend for your next self care day!

I LOVE DR. SANDY!!! My location and physical disabilities cause some challenges trying to see a…read morepsych doc in person. Dr. Sandy makes telehealth convenient and productive, too. She is on time and NEVER makes me feel rushed through my appointment. For the first time in a long time, I feel mentally strong/healthy/stable and expect it'll only get better. Thank you Dr. Sandy!

We weren't happy with this Dr.'s patient care and they have tried to obstruct efforts to obtain a…read morepersonal copy of the patient record report, despite being required to release this information to the patient by law. We felt that they were trying to get money out of us at every opportunity and had little to no regard for patient well-being. I would strongly urge potential patients to consider going elsewhere and I do hope that anyone who uses this Dr. has a better experience than we did. We have nothing good to say Dr. Sae Song or her office.

After moving to the New Port Richey area I had to quickly find a doctor who could prescribe my…read moremedication for depression and anxiety, which I've been on for years. I settled for Dr. Song because I was in a bind and didn't have time to shop around. I have seen her only a handful of times, and I must say, it has gotten to the point where I dread my appointments. They feel very impersonal and rushed. During each visit I had to rehash everything (my job, education, life story, meds that work, meds that don't work, etc.) Does this woman not take notes? I should also mention that I felt very put-off by her office manager/receptionist. She is also impersonal and curt. Before each appointment she would lead me into Dr. Song's office, have me step on the scale, and call out my weight to Dr. Song. I don't have a weight problem by any means but this routine has made me very uncomfortable and self-conscious. After my appointment, I had to hand my prescriptions over to her so she could review them, which I thought was odd. As a medical professional, I find this to be an example of poor patient care and confidentiality. Having seen many psychiatrists and therapists since my late teens, I understand that finding the right doctor can take some time, and that one doctor who works well with one patient may not be right for someone else. That being said, this review isn't a personal attack on Dr. Song or her staff, just my personal opinion and experience. I had an appointment with Dr. Song for this coming Monday but have since cancelled it as I want to find a new psychiatrist.

I had the best experience at Instic Health! Elizabeth was kind, understanding, and extremely…read moreprofessional! Usually doctor's offices staff are super rude but this was not my experience here! Patricia was great too! I felt very comfortable speaking to everyone! Kudos to the staff at Instic for a very memorable experience!

I wish I could give zero stars because this place is horrible!! I've been waiting two months…read morebecause my first appointment was pushed back three weeks. I had an appointment today at one o'clock only to find out right before my appointment time that the appointment have been canceled their website will only allow you to give them a rating if you actually saw them. I don't know how yelp can give them a five star rating when they only have a 3.32 on their own we

My experience echoes the negative reviews posted here. My previous PCP under WellMed at another…read morelocation was forced out which is a whole other story. Waited 3 months for a first-time appointment with Dr. Kapaniris. Came prepared with all records and updates since last appointment with previous PCP. He walks in the room and asks, what can I do for you? I start to explain my various health conditions and when we get to my current medications, he says he can't prescribe most of them and I would need to see various specialists. Called my previous doctor a fool. That doctor was familiar with my health conditions and had streamlined my care in this broken health system. Kapaniris could not hold a candle to him. He was rushed, condescending, and actually said he had other patients to get to. That was probably less than 10 minutes into the consultation. I said fine, collected my records, got up and left. Just another horrible doctor, in a horrible practice, under a horrible corporate-controlled health care conglomerate. If they bill Medicare and demand a co-payment from me, I will report to Medicare for incompetent and unethical business practices.

Stay away, Ever since Wellmed took over this place has gone steadily down the tube. The level of…read more"Malpractice" is truly evident when you interact with staff including the site Manager "Steve". Ran me out of meds just by "forgetting" he claims due to the hectic pace of the practice. Well that used to be the case in 2018 but definitely not now. The lot is empty. If you wish to live on, move on.... Patient since 2009

I was just in the hospital for 2 nights. This was the first time I came is as an emergent…read moreadmission. I was at my physician's office where they found a cardiac problem. From my arrival at the ER to my discharge home, all the care was exceptional. My touch points were the ER, CT Scan, radiology, Cath lab, PACU and of course the floor. In this case, I was on the Progressive Care Unit (PCU). In each department, I cared for by people who were very professional and informative. Even the transport staff explained every step. Since my PCP does not round in the hospital, I was cared for by the hospitalist group. Dr. Angelo was my main physician but anyone who visited showed a very caring attitude. They addressed all my needs from education, pain control and even diet. I was very comfortable since I knew that there was always someone that the staff could access. The staff on PCU were wonderful. I especially want to mention KaSandra (my day shift RN), Patty (my night shift RN) and Margaret (my day shift PCT). They were concerned about my health and recovery and were very attentive to all my other needs. I never had to wait for someone to respond whether it was for a question or toileting needs. All three of them are truly patient advocates. Everyone made what could have been an overly stressful experience a lot less so. Although I hope I never have to, I would return and recommend. I'm on the road to recovery and appreciate the excellent start I had on that journey.

I just read what Erik Martindale wrote about his hatred for Maga supporters. My IV was yanked out…read moreof my arm with anger and I was bleeding out on the floor until another nurse saw my blood all over the counter and floor, she reapplied a new cotton and told me to put pressure on it. The hat I wear is an eagle representing the respect I have for the military and nothing to do with MAGA. I was treated with disrespect and extreme anger at Trinity Hospital. I did nothing to be treated that way. I was in a lot of pain and was treated with extreme hostility to the point I thought I was going to be attacked by the person that got in my face and yelled at me to leave the hospital around 12:30AM because, he said I pissed him off and made him angry, now I know why.