A DR of compassion, and also I always felt she listen to me,…read more Dr Biggar has help beyond her call of duties.

So far I've had about 4 appointments with Dr. Biggar and she's one of the best psychiatrists I've…read moreever had. Calm, non-judgemental and best of all not patronizing! She clearly cares about her patients, is very thorough with medical records and an excellent critical thinker.

She is my mental health doctor,I highly recommend her!! She listens and really cares about the…read moreperson she helps!!! Office ladies are Wonderful as well...always helpful!! Almost 20 years satisfied

From the owner: Miriam H. Asar, MD, FAAP works at Canton-Potsdam Hospital in Potsdam, NY. Her specialties include…read morePsychiatry and Hypnotherapy and she is certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and the American Board of Pediatrics. Dr. Asar completed her residency at Albany Medical Center and Temple University Hospital.

If I could put no stars up there I would. Dr. Healey was my grandson's doctor for six years from…read morethe day he was born. Providing a standard abdominal exam with every well child exam, he never seemed to pick up a tumor the size of an orange on his adrenal gland on top of the kidney of a very skinny boy. When his mom noted his loss of weight and pallor color and slight limp, she brought him back to the almighty Dr. Healey, pediatrician, psychiatrist, cardiologist, urologist, orthopedist-- you name it, he did it. After a months time he concluded that my grandson had juvenile arthritis because of the limp, after taking a hip x-ray showing an irregularity, no CT scan, no MRI. He then sent him to an orthopedic doctor in Syracuse who diagnosed the huge tumor on his adrenal gland as Neuroblastoma Stage IV high risk with metastasized tumors in his hip, pelvis, and lymph nodes. The metastasized tumor in his hip gsdvtitslly broken his hip! His own patient for six years and he never picked this up??? They said in Syracuse that he'd had this cancer for at least 2 1/2 years! My six year old little grandson died after suffering for 21 months. Thank you Dr. Healey. And he never called to express his sympathy to his patient's family who were all his patient's also, but no more .

I have seen Dr.Healey sense 1999. He is very nice and very compassionate. He takes any issue and…read moreconcern seriously, and always remembers me when he speaks to me. Normally I assume when I go to a doctors office I'll get asked the same questions every time I visit, but Dr.Healey remembers important details from previous visits when I go to see him. If you need a doctor and can make an appointment with him, I'd recommend it. He is the best doctor I have seen in the area, and I know for a fact he works hard to make sure health care in general improves in the area.

I wish there was a way to give him ZERO stars. My husband and I were both patients of his years…read moreto go. I completely regret not suing him for medical malpractice. He gave my husband "advice" that had an enormous negative impact on our lives and the lives of our children. He is the most unprofessional, condescending, disinterested, unconcerned provider I have EVER encountered in my life. Avoid him like the plague.

This doctor is extremely unprofessional yet also condescending and arrogant. He prescribed…read moreanti-psychotic medication in high levels when it was clearly unnecessary which lead me to having severe episodes of akathisia, and make me highly suicidal. He also is terrible at communicating with patients, considering our last meeting ended with him telling me to metaphorically "pull the trigger", which could obviously be misconstrued by someone with mental illness. I've had a far better experience with my general practitioner than this doctor, which is definitely worth noting.