Ms. Alexis, Ms. Vickie Farmers' CCMA did something great for me. My pharmacy did not want to cover…read morea medication. She contacted the pharmacy and was able to get the pharmacy to cover the medication. I am so thankful for her diligent work. NB

I have been seeing a therapist virtually here since Moving to Fayetteville. I have never stepped…read morefoot in the building itself. The staff is always courteous and caring. My actual therapist is Justin. He is brutally honest and makes some harsh observations that are sometimes needed, and has already been tremendously helpful. Mental health matters!

I'm a new patient...every time you call their phone someone answers but doesn't say a word...next…read morethey hang up. Tried five times. It's now 2pm. Surely can't be that busy or maybe a bad receptionist. Who does this?

Thoughtless pill pushers. "Dr" Ajay Veeragandham saw my teenaged daughter for all of five minutes…read morewho struggles with an eating disorder and instantly writes her a prescription for adderall on her very first appointment. I call to speak with him and the office lady says you can't speak with him that I'd have to leave a message. I proceed to tell her that she has an eating disorder, which is in her medical records, so it's unwise to prescribe an appetite suppressant. Her response was, "What's the date of birth? Oh, you're not on her paperwork so you can't leave a message." This office is more than happy to make money off of selling appetite suppressants to anorexics. Do not seek help here!

So, where did Drew Lytton go? The person who just took my…read moreappointment on the phone, was extremely rude. I could barely even hear her little mouse of a voice. I asked for an appointment, "as soon as possible." And she said, "What time?" I thought she was talking to someone else in the office. To tell you the truth. And then she asked again, "Ma'am, what time?" I said "Do you want to maybe give me a clue what day were in?" She said, "Tomorrow." I said, "How about 1 o'clock?" She said, "Virtual?" I said, "Yes." She said, " Where are we sending the link?" I said, "555-5555" (not really my phone number or what I said...) 1. She didn't give me a doctors name. (I have been seeing, Drew Lytton, for over five years. I just found out, he's no longer there... a few weeks ago.) 2. She didn't repeat the time or date of the appointment. 3. She didn't repeat my phone number to me... (Where they are sending the link.) And then she hung up! How incredibly rude! I don't think, that I really want to stay there, without Drew! (I don't know any of the other doctors there.) I know one doctor there, Nana. She... doesn't take my insurance? Funny, she saw me once. That's... how... I... know... her... I'm so tired of the people answering the phone; being rude... If they even answer at all! It was worth the rudeness, Drew was there. He is really that amazing! I wish I knew where he went. I would follow him wherever he goes!! Drew... if you can read this!!! It's Michelle Pfeiffer! Email me please! Sweetmelissalee1973@gmail.com Or on Facebook; Melissa Lee Or call me! 555-5555.... Haha!!! Gotcha!!

At first, I thought , this person is really genuine and he really wants to help me . As the months…read morecarried on , we discussed changed meds and so on , yet he STILL wasn't treating me for ALL my diagnoses . Hear me out , first of all don't rush me off the phone because I shared with you that I went to see my PCP about a sensitive issue . Instead of saying ,"we don't need two people in the kitchen " AND "you can get your PCP to do that from now on ". ... How about you be compassionate and listen and we resolved it . Instead you're on a time crunch to get to your next patient and didn't wanna hear what I had to say . Also , isn't it your job to treat ALL the diagnoses . But that's okay you are a nurse practitioner NOT A doctor. That's why I was respectful and said I will get my PCP TO continue to take care of my needs . I been diagnosed ADHD combination my two other places but he " didn't see it " ; so he chose not to really get to the root of my issues . I'm glad I'm medicated because that could've went WAY worse . I'll just share this with my therapist today who actually does care . Maybe , I can keep someone else from wasting their time by sharing my story !

Dr. Newsome is an excellent provider. His bedside manner is filled with compassion and…read moreunderstanding. I have seen several psych providers in the past - yet this is the most comfortable I have felt and that I matter. My progress matters. The process of getting help can be overwhelming and deterring but Dr. Newsome took away the usual heaviness I feel with receiving mental health help. I have recommended other loved ones to visit him.

Dr Cusi joined CCNC. My daughter came over from his private practice to his new office. We were…read morehere the first day the new office opened...it wasn't pretty. There was mass caos. No one was prepared. The office should have delayed opening, but...we waited patiently, unlike the majority of the other people who were there that day. Over time, the kinks have been worked out. Just like all things, you just need to be patient. My daughter absolutely LOVES Dr Cusi! He's kind and attentive to her needs and concerns. I highly recommend HIM. Wait times have improved tremendously. Appointments are made to suit your schedule and prescription needs are met. As with all clinics, walk-ins have to wait to be fit into a busy schedule. Bare that in mind. And they are only open half days on Friday.

I had an appointment with Christine. I would like to say we took our services elsewhere to a place…read morethat is specifically LGBTQ+ friendly because we believe your office is not and definitely not qualified or are unequipped to treat me without some level of inappropriate bias. This is because upon leaving my appointment while I was scheduling my next appointment I brought up needing a note stating I'm in compliance with my treatment and am cleared for my foster parenting licensing. Well the font desk people asked me to wait while they ask about that and had left and come back several times with different answers. First it was that we would have to pay for that note of clearance which is quite silly, then they said I need to see them more than once to get that note which I can understand how that may make more sense but then they came back and said foster care requires a extremely lengthy and in depth evaluation which is a downright lie and I don't appreciate being lied to or misled we are literally almost done with the foster parent licensing process we're done with classes and our certifications and the agency told me that I only need a simple SHORT note saying I am in compliance with my treatment which can be done in like one sentence, then they came back again and said they can't provide that kind of clearance because they don't provide an evaluation that far in depth which is a frivolous claim that is completely false because a therapist or even a counselor can give me the same clearance. If they didn't want to genuinely help me instead of misleading me they could have just admitted they are not equipped to treat me instead of lying and leading me to continue seeking treatment in your office because all I am is a quick buck and I wouldn't be able to get adequate treatment with a psychiatric medical professional that genuinely cares about my health and well being. Thanks but no thanks I don't feel like my information is important enough to your employees or safe to be handled by anyone in your office and we do not trust your employees.

From the owner: Carolina Psychiatry, PC, welcomes patients in Fayetteville, North Carolina, looking for psychiatric…read moreevaluations and compassionate treatment of mental health disorders. Psychiatrists Shabbir A. Chowdhury, MD, and Mizanur Rahman, MD, are well-known for their insightful and compassionate bedside manner. They use their extensive experience to customize each patient's treatment, helping each one lead a full and rewarding life. The team at Carolina Psychiatry, PC, go out of their way to help each patient feel welcome and comfortable. They provide care for the full scope of mental health disorders, including ADHD, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. While the doctors welcome patients of all ages, Dr. Rahman specializes in both adult and geriatric psychiatry, helping adult and geriatric patients navigate challenges like loneliness and depression. For patients who have depression that hasn't improved with antidepressants, the team at Carolina Psychiatry, PC, offers safe and effective transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). All patients benefit from a unique type of genetic testing that's available at the practice, known as pharmacogenetic testing, which facilitates medication choices by providing detailed information about how each patient metabolizes medications...

Looking for a current phone number or name of physician that took over his practice if he is. I…read morelonger practicing. Thanks

Dr. Matlack treated my son for over 18 months, this Dr. Prescribed psychotropic medication to my…read moreson and changed my son's medication abruptly without tapering the medication as outlined by the manufacturer. My son was ping-ponged from one medication to another while under Dr. Matlack's care. My son now struggles daily with depression, anxiety and is unable to have socialization with anyone. My son now has problems even ordering from a restaurant menu. Dr. Matlack left my son a shell of his former self, the only medical issues my son previously had was anxiety. Once we switched Doctors and requested my son's medical records from Dr. Matlack's previously named business (this doctor has changed business names several times) we received a folder with approximately eight sheets of paper. The only doctor notes we received stated that we (the parents) were trying to get a disability recommendation from him. Remember; my son was a patient for 1.5-2 years. We never requested any recommendation, we were attempting to have my son treated for anxiety only. Please don't use this person who claims to be a psychiatric doctor. He's nothing but a pill pusher who cons parents into believing that he knows what's best for the children. The drugs he pushes on kids turns them into having medical problems that are detrimental to their health and change their life forever. Please get a second and third opinion before you trust this place

Dr Downs was my daughter's Dr for a long time and was quite wonderful. He helped her in so many…read moreways. He left for a job closer to his family. Now Dr Valarie has been my daughter Dr for a few months and is also doing a fantastic job with her. The facility itself has wonderful people working there. There staff is always accommodating and ready to help whenever it's needed. I would recommend this office and these doctors to anyone who needs their help.

He seems like an uncaring, crass asshole, but he has seen and heard so many addicts lie and cheat…read moredrug tests as well as being held liable for patients who sell or overdose while under his watch. If you stay clean and show progress he opens up and is a really nice man who I feel cares about me. I've went to dr Augustine for years. Yes it's expensive, but there's nowhere else that would help me or prescribe suboxone and a benzodiazepine. I know folks frown on this, but without one of them I would be a miserable anxious loser. I was driving to the methadone clinic everyday, having to wonder how long it would take, rush to work and repeat. With dr Augustine I am able to get a months worth of meds at a time, address my anxiety as well as keep a business and family going. When I was a heroin user I would easily spend $1500 a week and would be in a constant fear of my guy running out. He helped me get my life back and helped me help myself and my family. I gladly show up to pay $400 for the life I have now

I have been a patient of Mallory Lamia's since the summer of 2025. Today is the third appointment…read morethat she has canceled with me since early Spring, 2026. These has been little warning via her office of these cancellations. However, the cancelation today was beyond a rude inconvenience as I was only informed of such upon arrival -- and was told that, as were the other incidences of cancellations, she "called in sick." I was told that she "had left me a message of the cancellation on MyChart." I don't log into my MyChart on a daily basis. And, when I do, it's usually because I'm informed via text that I have a new message regarding an upcoming physicians appointment. This behavior from a clinical mental health professional in unhealthy and immature.

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