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    Mountainside Treatment Center - Chappaqua

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

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    Straun Health & Wellness

    Straun Health & Wellness

    5.0(2 reviews)
    14.5 mi

    Dr. Straun is a passionate and ethical psychiatrist who truly cares about the well being of his…read morepatients versus his bottom line. Dr. Straun was always accommodating for my needs, and truly helped me get my life back on track. He provided support for my recovery and also helped immensely with a legal issue by providing supporting documentation, which was one of the most pivotal supports ive ever had and ultimately allowed me to continue with my treatment and improve my life. THe entire team was very supportive and went out of their way on occasion to get me the help and support I needed. Most times dealing with larger clinics or facilities can be a pain, they are not as efficient or concerned as they should be, and this can be detrimental to a persons recovery. Dr. Straun's clinic was anything but that, and provided a deep sense of community where everyone was equally involved in group therapy sessions. I felt that Mr. Straun and his team not only developed a professional and clinical relationship with me, but also a personal one. This is what makes a good psychiatrist stand out, their relationship with their patients and how involved they truly are in their recovery or treatment. I would highly recommend Dr. Straun to anyone seeking treatment for addiction or mental health, and that Dr. Straun will not just help you by prescribing medication ( like some doctors), but by also focusing on the underlying factors such as mental health or past trauma with a specific treatment plan. If you want to feel part of a larger community and support group, Dr. Straun and his team are the perfect choice to help you begin your treatment and find a way to recovery with people that truly care about your well-being.

    Dr. Straun is very in tuned with his patients. I met Dr. Straun over a year ago when I moved here…read morefrom the Midwest and honestly, he's the best doctor I've had. He really worked with me when my insurance hadn't kicked in yet because his chef concern was me and my condition and not money. Currently, I live in NYC and even though Dr. Straun is not in this area, he still cared enough to follow up with me. He's the real deal.

    Sober Solutions of Norwalk: Robert Sterling, MD, DABAM - Sober Solutions of Norwalk: Robert Sterling, MD is a Addiction Specialist serving Norwalk, CT

    Sober Solutions of Norwalk: Robert Sterling, MD, DABAM

    5.0(1 review)
    18.6 mi

    Dr. Sterling has helped me change my life for the better more than any health professional I've…read moreever been to. He is extremely dedicated to helping people get well, & cares more than any doctor I've worked with. I highly recommend him to anyone that needs to make positive changes!

    From the owner: Robert Sterling is an addiction medicine specialist operating out of Norwalk, Connecticut. His…read morepractice is called Sober Solutions of Norwalk. Dr. Sterling brings a long list of qualities to the table. He became board certified in addiction medicine in 2015 but has worked as a doctor since 1980. He graduated from the Autonomous University of Guadalajara where he was trained in family practice and family medicine. Dr. Sterling was board certified in family medicine doctor in 1981. As a certified addiction medicine specialist, Robert Sterling offers his patients a broad range of services. His focus is less on family medicine and more on addiction and recovery. As such he applies his skills, education, and experience to cases that involve substance abuse, Suboxone treatment, medication management, and Marijuana addiction. He offers therapies for relapse prevention, mood disorders, sober living, addiction counseling, and recovery. Robert Sterling has created a place where people can overcome substance abuse, learn about recovery, sober living, and the uncovering of or dealing with an underlying or secondary diagnosis such as mood disorders.

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    Northern Westchester Hospital

    1.0(2 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    I went to Northern Westchester ER on April 17, 2020 complaining of shortness of breath and chest…read morepain. While there, Nurse Practitioner Tracey Emanuel "treated me". I informed her that I had tested + for COVID 19, as of 3/31/20 and had significant chest pains. I had asked for additional tests after the tests she ordered all came back - and did not explain the chest pain. I had asked for DDimer, CT scans and any other tests that could be relevant. Ms Emanuel claimed that based on the standard of care I had received all of the tests necessary. However, since COVID 19 is new there obviously is no standard of care. I explained to Ms Emanuel that I was denied COVID 19 testing previously (At CityMD in Riverdale) and had to jump through hoops to get a COVID 19 test. I attempted to explain that because of this new & unknown sickness plaguing the planet, over-testing is therefore better then under-testing. She responded by getting argumentative & raising her voice about the "standard of care". When I attempted to respond (ME- the COVID 19 patient who had unexplained chest pains) she threw her arms up & said "What do you want me to do?" I remember this vividly. I was performing the O2 saturation test (Where you wear the finger thing and walk around the room) & stopped in my place in shock. Now, more scared then ever (because I was afflicted with COVID 19 with unexplained chest pains AND now in addition, the physician whose care I was under seemed to not care) I became agitated. I tried to explain that current testing procedures were not enough, which was evident because I was denied COVID testing & later test + for.... COVID. Her response was priceless. "You know people are dying and on ventilators right?" Indicating that my symptoms were not serious. Now I ask you... would you tell a person with a gun shot wound: "You know people get shot in the chest right?" Or maybe... would you tell a person in pain with a broken fibula: "you know people are paralyzed right?" This is how I was treated at Northern Westchester ER (during a Pandemic). Now I live in Yonkers & did not arrive by Ambulance. Which means: I went out of my way to specifically go to Northern Westchester. I did this because I perceived lower Westchester Hospitals as being overwhelmed because New Rochelle at that time was the COVID "HotSpot". I figured I would get better treatment here. Also, I did wind up getting a DDimer a few weeks later at Sarah Lawrence. When I explained my experience at NW, they were confused & said that DDimer was a matter of urgency given my symptoms. Please, for the sake of future patients that visit NW Hospital, look into Ms. Emanuel. Because of my experience, I would rather die in an Ambulance to Sarah Lawrence then visit NW if I became sick anywhere north of White Plains. She didn't have to care. Pretending to care would have sufficed. PS: -I'm still sick. I've been out of work for months. -I still have shortness of breath (today June 15. Date of NW visit April 17.) -The chest pain was diagnosed as Costrochonditis (excuse my spelling). An inflammation of the sternum which can happen from a viral infection. Who would have guessed? Well... Sarah Lawrence guessed. On the first try. I was given Meloxicam. But what I was really given was peace of mind! -I'm available at any time to discuss this pathetic experience in more detail if you need.

    everything the worst service ever worst hospital ever. my son went in ar 6:10 wasn't seen till 9:30…read moreleft at 12:15 am not happy

    Mountainside Treatment Center - Chappaqua - addictionmedicine - Updated September 2026

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