Unethical.represented that they take insurance, does a multi hour intake, and then tries to trick…read moreyou into signing agreements for thousands of dollars. Almost signed, because you're worn out after the intake and they've represented upfront that they take your insurance and then they don't, why would anybody trust Dr going to misrepresent upfront and try to trick you?

I saw Dr Berlow from 2012-2014 and then ~2016-2017. My insurance doesn't cover him anymore and I…read moredon't live in the area, but that was my only reason for leaving him as a Dr, I otherwise would've stuck around. He's a great psychiatrist, and does a good job at separating what might be psychiatric vs somatic issues or just "bad life syndrome." He goes out of his way to help you try new and experimental treatments or trials that show promise when other options might not be as safe or don't work as well for your case. He was one of the first drs in California (that I know of, but 10y later this still seems to be true) to offer TMS and other TENS unit/TENS unit like non-medication treatments the second they started showing promise, and ditto for psychadelic research 10y ago (fuzzy on the details it's been so long, but he helped me get in one of the earlier PTSD/psychadelic studies when nothing else worked - it worked, now just to patiently wait for things to be legalized). Worth mentioning for the quality of care even though I know my case is rare, bizarre, and atypical: in round 1 of seeing him I had started getting hit by the first symptoms of a rare stomach disease that most other medical pros were ready to dismiss as an eating disorder/bulimia, despite that not fitting at all. Dr Berlow thank god didn't zero in on that like they did and even though I wouldn't figure out what it was for years, took the stomach problems into account for other treatment and symptoms. When I next saw him, I filled him in on how "oh by the way, since I last saw you I figured out that stomach problem - it's gastroparesis" and it was a eureka moment for both of us, and turns out a lot of patients with this are sent off to psychiatry when it's not psychiatric, to the point that he was more up to date on treatment and tricks for that than any GI dr I saw. I can't speak on insurance since it's been so long, but round 2 of seeing him I don't think my insurance covered him, but I didn't have issues (usually) with the superbill I had to get and then send off to insurance. I was in a situation where I needed to see a psychiatrist for a medication rx'd by my cardiologist because of how laws were back then and all other psychiatrists had a 6+ month long waitlist.

dr. Craig Brown has been treating me for the past nine years without his help. I don't believe I…read morecould be in the happy space than I am now.

My sister has been under your care for decades Dr Brown! Thank you for keeping her stable and for…read morealways looking out not only for her mental health but her physical health! You are very caring and we are forever thankful!

Shady, shady, shady is all I can say about this business. The person answering the phone lied when…read moreI originally phoned to ask if they do Ketamine treatment management she said they don't, very vaguely and acted like she never heard of ketamine, and I said I must have called the wrong number and she said, yes. I then phoned back the hospital to say I had the wrong number, they called the number they had originally given to me and verified it was correct so I called back. I got the same person and started in again pretending she had no idea what I was talking about. I asked her why was she doing that. She wouldn't answer. I explained that the doctor's office gave me their number and confirmed with her that they do ketamine and asked for her name because she was so shady. She would not give it to me and hung up on me. I called back several times, asking her to speak to someone in charge, and asking for her name, and why she's behaving in an unprofessional manner. She would not budge and kept hanging up on me. I was hoping to get another person to answer the phone, but it was her each time. Finally, she gave me her name "Alex" which I don't believe is true. I then called back the hospital and told them not to refer anybody to them because of her unprofessionalism. Shocking behavior from someone administering psychiatric medication. The hospital has been notified of her treatment.

I found Dr Hollingsworth for my daughter over a year ago cause he got good reviews and was near…read moreher. She was diagnosed with bipolar years prior and we wanted to make sure she got proper treatment. I never met him cause she was an adult when she went to him and she was too busy to research doctors at that time she was still in school and working. She liked him at first then was indifferent to him and just had to go to get her necessary psyche meds that they held hostage until we spent $160-180 every telemed five minute meeting for. She had complained about their policies a few times and I urged her to look to other doctors bc I wasn't sure she had the right meds based in what I saw in her moods and he didn't seem to listen to her. Weeks ago I reached out twice to him because I saw an escalation in her behavior and moods. I know they can't discuss her with me but even a simple reply that they heard me would've been helpful. We were scared for her but she was an adult so we had little control. She did escalate badly and we went down to help her after several serious red flags and she was eventually hospitalized after bringing her in to be evaluated at the ER. When she needed him most after her psyche ward hospitalization after another manic episode and psychosis which led to the ER doctors keeping her on involuntary hold, he seemed to mock us for it and doubt her bipolar Diagnosis (didn't even get the clinical notes yet from her hospitalization and wasn't interested in what us parents experienced) After going through hell with our daughter she wanted us to join her telemed appt because she knew she was sick and knew we needed to talk to Dr H but all he did was interrupt us, second guess us, tell her to cut off communication with us and now she hasn't spoken to us in five days because she is still recovering from a huge ordeal and vulnerable and she was ready to get aftercare treatment until she spoke with him and convinced her to basically break up with her parents who he doesn't know AT ALL! He has no clue what we've gone through with our daughter. She's really good at manipulating things when she's well. He had a job- to diagnose and give meds and he added another job, interfere and turn our vulnerable daughter against us, the only ones who have truly had her best interest at heart! Saying we were bad for her mental health. Well no, her substances and denial and enabling friends and this doctor are bad for her mental health. We were just trying to desperately save our daughter who went through Another really bad mental breakdown and this Dr crossed a line and set her back

I would like to start off by saying that my five star review was motivated by the quality front…read moreline office staff; specifically, *Amber and Mark*- your job is not easy and I witnessed throughout the years as a patient there, that you both handled things kindly and respectfully- even when people (man people really suck out there) were demanding and rude. I appreciate both of you for always getting back to me the day of- and for going above and beyond to bridge communication with the psychiatrists. Dr. Mather- thank you for being kind to me throughout our interactions as well- I appreciate your care though it wasn't always personable (this is very common with doctors) and after seeing comments, I feel that 1. Many are unaware that there is a big difference between a psychiatrist and therapist (look it up people!) and 2. I would gently recommend that patients be aware of what they are paying prior to their appointments (could minimize the angry people lol). Dr. Mather- you made sure that my med needs were met (with due diligence to my health- BP and stability on med) and I appreciate you for that. I think I may have gotten lucky on the days we had our appointments because you did take the time to make suggestions (I'll never forget- limiting caffeine :)) and knowing it was a pricey out of pocket appointment, I came prepared with my questions and kept my expectations within the scope of a psychiatrist. Thank you MindPath Health- I wish you took my insurance lol, and even though I could no longer afford my appointments- I am grateful and I hope that other people understand that as patients, we also set the tone for the interaction based off our own attitudes and expectations! A very special thank you to Amber and Mark :) I truly appreciate you both!!!

This place is awful. I really wish I had looked here before choosing them. They cancelled my second…read moreappointment with them with no accountability. Yet, when I had to cancel an appointment I was charged $100 despite following their process and guidelines for doing so. I am a new patient and despite calling repeatedly to discuss this and ask for the fee to be waived or reduced they were completely unwilling to accept any responsibility or work with me. I will be finding a new practice. I'm super disappointed because I really liked the doctor.

It's 14 years later and I still want to say that this person is not to be trusted with anyone who…read morehas a mental health problem. She was mostly just about the billable. Never about the person. Always late for starters. All talk, no discernible action or actual help. In fact, when my daughter was in a full blown manic episode, "Dr." Gutner washed her hands of this critically ill young woman in her hour of need. I actually saw her erase and change her notes at one session to fit a different narrative that she was pushing. Despicable. Just found the old file with my Medical Board Complaint.

I thought she was pretty great in the beginning, but then it started to be about her talking to me…read moreabout her life and problems rather than vice versa, you know.... The way ITS supposed to be. She always ran late too.

Dr. Lisa has been a godsend for our family. Our son had been making the rounds through departments…read moreat Radys Children's Hospital for two years with each department putting their own spin on "we don't know so we will call it chronic pain". When we met with Dr. Lisa she spend 3.5 hours with us reviewing every detail of our son's medical journey and symptoms. The next day Dr. Lisa had a diagnosis for us (Mast Cell Activation Disorder) and she has stood by our side as we try to navigate this continually changing disease. Dr. Lisa makes me feel calm and confident each time I speak to her and has spent hours helping us work with the school district and other professionals to find the best care for our son. I would highly recommend Dr. Lisa for children and adults. You won't find better care.

Nice lady and intelligent doctor, but she is not good at assessing her patient and modifying her…read morediscussion and recommended program to tailor the patient. We spent a TON of money and received poor technical urinalysis results (basically a print out from the lab; no added value from her as a doctor explaining it in relatable terms). She spoke endlessly in technical terms to my teenager whose eyes glazed over and whom stopped listening (and she continuously repeated herself). Dr L then prescribed an overwhelming number of supplements (rather than finding supplements with multiple nutrients that were needed), that again cost a lot of money. I communicated that the plan was overwhelming and not going to work for us. She did not even try to keep us as a client. Needless to say we ended this relationship and lost a lot of money. (I have never written a negative review on a business before.)

Dr. Mertens is the most professional Doctor I have encountered. Her care for People is terrific…read moreand her personal passion, even when the office is closed, is to review requests for help and provide solutions.

Dr. Mertens is a top-notch Psychiatrist with multinational education and training and decades of…read moreexperience. She is current on the most recent advances in mental health, including techniques as well as medications. Patients who are honest, forthcoming, intelligent, and at least somewhat insightful -- and who are diligent about taking any medications continually find her exceptional for both adults and children. She was for many years Direcctor of a large psychiatric facility for children and youth in additiin to her own practice. My friends and family have worked with her for more than three decades with excellent results which have withstood the test of time.