The SPECT scans were extremely helpful, and Dr. Mendenhall is an awesome Amen Clinic psychiatrist!read more

I went in and found a really great doctor there, but man, they make you pay through the nose. And…read morethen follow-up appointments are $500 an hour or $250 every half hour, and they will not renew your prescriptions if you don't actively have regular appointments. The brain scan and the counsel and the supplement advice I received were helpful to know, but I think I could have gotten a lot more out of those $5,000. It really didn't tell me anything new and they didn't prescribe me anything revolutionary. Even though I can see what's going on with my brain, you still have to think your way through this. So I don't think if you're considering whether you should spend $6,660 at the Amen Clinic or invest it in cognitive behavioral therapy, I say you'd be better off using it on therapy. It was an interesting experience, albeit expensive and not so fruitful, but I think the worst part is the not getting prescriptions renewed because I don't want to pay 500 bucks an hour. I found it's not a true "care" or solution place- it's a profit center primarily, with short-term focus and poor priorities for human care.

I've been on an antidepressant for more than a year now and only went to the office once for a…read morediagnostic consult just to speak to Kelly about my symptoms. We do phone calls once a month. She's professional and empathetic. Tbh initially I was afraid of getting a consult at this clinic just because I've had bad experiences with medical providers at previous non-psych clinics that are biased because of my ethnicity. Or they don't have empathy and treat you like a number. It wasn't the case here at this facility. I've been feeling way better with my emotions/mental health and I'm glad my insurance referred me here. You guys are the best. Sending good vibes to all the health care professionals. ‍‍‍

Update: I just received a bill from them, for a copay that I already paid a month ago. Because of…read morecourse they'd do that.

Excellent, caring physician. Very knowledgeable communicator with a great attitude. I am very…read moreimpressed with his detailed review of my health and his thorough answers to my questions. He is positively focused on improving my health. Kind and attentive staff as well.

If you know that your child does not have Pediatric Growth Disease this doctor will not treat you…read more Save your $350.00. They will make the appointment anyways to waste your time and money. Our experience is that the staff and nurses was not professional. Don't plan on sending them anything in advance they will not look at it until you have paid them money.

Been a patient of Dr. Brandon Stutz for many years. He is the man and really cares. Every time I…read moremeet him to go through the medication plan, he always takes time to ask about my parents and life. He's a really good guy and I'm glad this place has treated him well. I met with Alison once when Brandon was out and she was excellent. Their Regions pharmacy is always stocked with my prescription needs and offer delivery which is unheard of. Got nothing but great things to say about this place and would recommend anybody seeking specialized care in this field to go. Unfortunately, I don't think Dr. Stutz has any more slots to take on more patients (reflection of how great he is) but I'm confident the other practitioners there will work all day to address what keeps you up at night.

i have been in a patient assistance program to afford my medicine for two years without a hitch…read more When my Doctor, Gus Alva, merged his practice with Pacific Neuropsychiatric Specialists group that all stopped. Not only did the office staff say they never heard of that program, they didn't seem to be curious to learn about it or care that I might not get my medication. My request to speak with the office manager was ignored as were messages left on her answering machine. At this point I will be contacting the Insurance commissioner to help me get through to them and get my medication.

I had a very negative experience with Dr. Rosalba Acosta (Dr. Rosie). Sessions were entirely…read moreone-sided; the provider dominated the conversation and did not leave space for me to speak or share my perspective. Most concerningly, she used what I perceived as explicit fearmongering--emphasizing dire outcomes rather than providing clinical support. When I shared my history of childhood domestic violence involving my mother and stepfather, I was shocked when she responded sarcastically, stating, 'Oh wow, so traumatic.' I found this approach highly unprofessional and counterproductive to my mental health.

This group practice is so welcoming. Such empathic and knowledgeable providers. So many locations…read moretoo!

I made an appointment with them and got 3 texts from them telling me that my appointment is on…read more6/16/26 letting me know it was a in office visit. It took me 2 freeways to get there and gas, maintenance and money to do so. I get there and after filling out their paperwork and copies of my insurance they come up to me and said there has been a mistake and my appointment was a phone call at 12:00 noon not an office visit. And then they tell me that she isn't here it's her day off. So I checked my phone to see if she called me and she didn't. I was so mad l just walked out. If l would have said anything they would have thrown me out. You need Councilor and you get this. I will never ever go to this place ever ever again. I do NOT recommend this place. Go somewhere else that really cares about you. They couldn't even call me before I drove so far to see them. Very careless place.

Updated Experience at Allied Psychological Services - Clinic Supervisor Nicole Lightman…read moreI'm updating my review after a troubling call with Nicole Lightman, clinical supervisor at Allied Psychological Services. The red flags during our conversation only confirmed the bias I experienced during my sons' evaluations and left me feeling unheard, dismissed, and emotionally exhausted. Here's what happened: Red Flag #1: "Let's talk because emails get misinterpreted." Nicole opened the call by saying she wanted to meet because things "over email get misinterpreted." But written communication allows clarity and accountability, which her team had been avoiding. That statement felt like an attempt to control the narrative rather than truly clarify it. Red Flag #2: She only reviewed ONE child's file. When we began the call, she laughed and said she had "mom brain," then admitted she had only read my older son's file, and hadn't even looked at my younger son's evaluation. That's completely unprofessional, especially when I made it clear this concern was about both my sons. Red Flag #3: She said, "We don't want to over-diagnose." This is dangerous. It shows a bias toward under-diagnosing, especially when families like mine, BIPOC neurodivergent, and already facing systemic hurdles, are seeking understanding and support. A clinic's priority should be accurate diagnosis, not avoiding one out of fear of "overdoing it." Red Flag #4: "That's the language we use in the office." When I brought up the cold, clinical, and biased language used in my sons' reports (i.e., accusing me of overreporting symptoms), she said "that's just how we write them." This is false. I'm autistic and was diagnosed at this clinic, and my own report used empathetic, strengths-based language. Other parents I referred here also received respectful evaluations. So why were my sons, evaluated with language that undermined and discredited our experience? Red Flag #5: No accountability, she told me to file a grievance and It's ok she won't be mad. Rather than apologize or offer to make things right, she said: "I'm telling you, you should just go to another clinic and file a grievance with your insurance." This wasn't resolution , this was dismissal. She was essentially saying: We're biased, and we're not going to fix it , go somewhere else. Red Flag #6: She implied speech = no Autism. She claimed that because my sons can speak and communicate, they couldn't be on the spectrum. This shows a lack of understanding of how Autism presents , especially in kids who mask or overperform in stressful settings. I asked her: Why recommend interventions like occupational therapy, psychotherapy, neurofeedback, and school accommodations -- all aligned with Autism and ADHD , if you don't believe a diagnosis is appropriate? She had no real answer. Red Flag #7: Passive-aggressive praise and gaslighting. When I explained how much it would mean for my sons to understand themselves through diagnosis, she said, "Well, you've been such a great advocate for them." It felt disingenuous and passive-aggressive , like she didn't want to say anything else. No acknowledgment. No empathy. No apology. Final Straw: I wanted to end the call. By the end, I was emotionally drained and uncomfortable. It was clear to me that this clinic and this supervisor knew bias was present , and had no plans to fix it. That conversation, and the evaluations themselves, have caused medical trauma. I went in looking for answers and support. Instead, I left feeling silenced, dismissed, and retraumatized.

They are kind and professional Specially Dr. Dui~…read moreI recommend Radiant Health center to you

The staff here is incredibly helpful and frankly a joy to be around however it's nearly impossible…read moreto get a phone call the same day. I think that when you call their number it pages a main office and not theirs, and the operator (if you get one) is impatient and rude. One time I called them two days in a row during business hours, it went to voicemail both times and then they didn't call me back until a WEEK later which is just very frustrating when it's something urgent like medication.

Fiorella Navarro, RN in the infusion department is a true gem. On top of being highly professional…read moreand talented, she is a fast learner and possesses extraordinarily large soul. She takes care of my Mom as though she is her own. She follows up after every IV by writing and calling , to make sure all is good. I can't express enough gratitude to this champion of Community Health and wish her and her family absolute best! Sincerely, Michael Shainsky Encino, CA

Absolutely amazing brand new facility, very nice, attentive and professional staff…read more How good all these positive qualities are if you're not able to use any of this as a patient? Scheduling is an absolute nightmare. Why do they even keep taking new patients if they're not able to serve their existing ones? Fine, sometimes you have to wait up to three months to get your first doctor visit but then there is two months wait for follow up visits? God forbid you get ill or have an emergency and call to reschedule. The timer starts over. You will die first before you get to see the doctor. OK, I sure am over exaggerating with dying as it is Integrative health services, not an emergency room after all, but how good are biofeedback sessions that take place two months apart? Complete waste of everyone's time and patients' money. Keep in mind as being a university associated medical Center the price tags for visiting these health professionals are very, very high. With all this in mind, I strongly recommend patients seek other integrative health center or doctors who actually have time to spend with them.