My physician referred me to Dr. Hayes last month. Dr. Hayes' office didn't call for a week so my…read moredoctor faxed another referral. I assumed technology had a glitch but still nothing. So, I attempted to call multiple times and was always met with a recording ... after three weeks of leaving messages on her voice mail, I finally spoke with a person. He asked me to fill out and submit a form, then call back the next week to make the appointment. I filled out the form, submitted it, and called multiple times the next week, leaving messages on her voice mail until I finally got through. Then, I was told she has not been accepting new patients for over a month. I did ask him why I was asked to fill out and submit a form. He simply brushed me off. I didn't take an attitude with him because I figured he isn't at fault. I am dealing with a lot and was hopeful that I could get much needed help. Instead, all I got was a month of frustration which has made things worse and no help on the way. My doctor is now looking for a different psychiatrist for me. I am certain Dr. Hayes is a fine psychiatrist, if her patients can actually contact her. My main reason for writing this - let your fellow physicians and prospective patients know you are not accepting new patients when they contact you. PLEASE.

Do NOT return calls or emails. Considering the nature of their business, seems like they would be a…read morelittle more sensitive to their patients! I know of several people besides myself, that quit going there due to their lack of concern.

Subject: A Final Word of Warning Before I Leave Your Care…read more Dear Dr. Jason Mensah, This letter is both a termination of our professional relationship and a reckoning. You need to know the impact of your actions--not just on me, but likely on others who, like me, placed their trust in you and left your care more traumatized than helped. Let's begin with the decision that broke me: You had me involuntarily committed and transported over an hour away, during Christmas. I spent the holiday alone in a psychiatric hospital. Not because I was a danger to myself or others, but because you couldn't be bothered to actually listen to me or examine context. That choice was cruel, unnecessary, and abusive. And no--you never apologized. Not once did you express remorse or even acknowledge the emotional and psychological damage that you caused. It was a moment where you had the chance to act as a healer, and you failed. But what has finally pushed me to walk away, what truly shatters any remaining trust, is your decision to replace competent human support with an AI system and pretend it is adequate. You now use an AI assistant to manage patients in crisis. Do you understand how irresponsible, how dangerous that is? Do you know what it's like to be in the middle of a psychiatric episode, to reach out for help, and be met with cold, automated, unfeeling responses--responses that glitch, responses that loop, responses that escalate the crisis instead of de-escalating it? I do. That AI system may make your life easier, but it makes our lives harder, scarier, and at times, unbearable. What happens when someone who is psychotic believes the AI is real? What happens when a schizophrenic patient can't distinguish the assistant from a voice in their head? What happens when someone in deep distress is gaslit by a bot's script? That's not futuristic. That's happening. Right now. Because of your decision. You dictate notes in front of me, but never allow me to speak back. You get the final word on my story--even when your version is riddled with errors, mischaracterizations, and dangerous assumptions. That's not medicine. That's malpractice of the soul. Your office is not safe. Your model is not sustainable. Your patients are not okay. You should not be running a private practice. Until you learn basic business operations, until you learn to listen, until you stop using AI to play God with people's lives, you should close your doors and stay in hospital psychiatry--where someone else can supervise your choices and mitigate the harm you inflict. I will be finding a new psychiatrist. One who sees me as a person--not a chart, not a problem, not an inconvenience. And certainly not someone to be handed over to artificial intelligence when what I need most is human connection. You are not the one. Not for me. Not for many. And I hope you hear this--not out of malice, but out of necessity: Do better. Or get out of the way. Arike Idowu

Love this place md ALL of the staff. They've really helped me to get my.life back in order after…read moreAUD. I finally wake up excited for another day. Hope is on the horizon. Thank you all for taking such good care of me.

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Dr. Kanneganti and his staff have been extremely nice to me. I have been going there for about 2…read moreyears. They always seen me very quickly with very little wait time. They have also put me on a medication plan that has changed my life for the better! I would recommend this office to anyone!

The nurses here were very rude, and I got to the appt 15 mins early (9:15) and they did not bring…read moreus to the back until after 1:30. And this was after many people that had gotten there well after us were seen and left. AND I even asked the nurses more than 4 times how much longer and they simpy replied "I dont know" and slammed the window in my face. Not to mention my son is 4 but you cannt bring in outside food or drink, nor did they have a snack machine. He was STARVING. This place was ridiculous.

Awful! Dr charged me thousands more than what I was first told. Also, Dr misdiagnosed my PTSD and…read moreshowed up late to appointments.

Dr overcharged me $1300 and didn't resolve the issue due to greed. Not exactly what I expected for…read moremy mental health treatment.

horrible experience, no way! He is weird, and I just thought I would give him a chance even though…read moremost reviews were like this, take my advice look elsewhere for care, in our area it is hard, I ended up going to Baytown and found a competent caring professional.

Horrible experience took me cold turkey off of effexor and on do something else ended up in er. DO…read moreNOT GO HERE