I'm very satisfied with my initial interview, which took place soon after I submitted the intake…read morepaperwork. Dr. Gallo put me at ease, asked direct questions to assess my status, understood my goal of resuming medication management, and got that process in place promptly. So far, two thumbs up!

I did 2 tele heath visits with him to switch meds. He was condescending, dismissive, and rude. He…read morewouldn't let me finish a sentence without cutting me off. He was belittling and talked over me and said "I am a very busy man and I don't have time to listen to all of this". All I was doing was telling him the side effects I was having. Doesn't he know he needs to treat human beings with respect? Horrible experience. Never again. There are so many provider's to choose from. He seems like he genuinely does not care about mental health of others.

I had my first visit and first impression of the office was an inviting waiting room, and friendly…read morestaff. Sarah was very nice and listened to my needs. She was warm and relaxed. She was easy to communicate with. Prescription and refills were sent in without delay. She is accepting new patients and there was not a long wait to be seen. I would highly recommend her services to others.

I was in therapy for almost a year maybe longer. I really liked my dr. I turned 65 they dropped me…read morelike a leper. It was never about helping it was about money. I received a phone call an hour before a scheduled appointment and in 30 seconds I was told hit the road. They are harming people. Not even a conversation about options or referrals, basically F off we can't make any more money off you. How many suicidal patients have they done this too? I guess well never know because noone cares. I wasted a year of my life thanks to this company.

Hannah Creta is truly Patient, Honest, Caring, and really works with you. There is now rush in the…read moreappointment she listens to you and tries hard to make you feel as comfortable as possible. I would give her a 10/10 if possible!

I have seen Dr Morar a couple of times for medication management. She is very flaky and she is also…read morevery forgetful. She does not return calls and changes her mind left and right. I have NEVER experienced a psychiatrist like her. Although she is nice, I would not recommend her. She forgot what she prescribed me (look in your damn computer lady). I received a prescription from her. I returned it 3 days later so that she could write me a new prescription for my previous dosage. After leaving many messages, I received no call back. Finally a lady left me a message that I could pick my prescription up on Tuesday. I called Wednesday and the receptionist said she would call me back after Dr Morar replied to her message. I received no call, so I called back. The receptionist told me that Dr Morar would come by the East Greenwich location later that evening to drop off my prescription. The receptionist said she would call me once it was ready. I received no call once again. I called back the next day and another receptionist messaged her and Dr Morar said that I had to wait until my appointment the next week. Now I'm a whole month without my prescription. I must have had 10 requests for Dr Morar to call me back so that I can explain. She never contacted me. I also want to add that she always writes my med changes, etc on a word document and gives it to me at the end of the session. The first time she never sent my prescriptions to the pharmacy. She said she did and I had to have the pharmacy call to clarify that they never received my prescriptions. The next month she gave me the sheet with med changes (take 1 1/2 pills and then on June 2nd take 2). I fill my prescription and it was only for 30 pills (should be 45 pills if I'm taking 1 1/2) the pharmacy called her to get clarification and she said that I am only to take one. My sheet specifically stated to take 2 on June 2nd. The pharmacy called her and she said she's only prescribing one. WTF? I have it in writing and she's not remembering or even bothering to check her notes. To sum things up, the B$&!@ must have Alzheimer's and/or avoidance with lack of follow up or concern for her patients mental stability. I requested to change doctors and I was advised that is not allowed at Lifespan outpatient mental health clinic. I was advised that if I want to change doctors, I would have to go elsewhere. Common sense says switching to another doctor in the same office would be beneficial because they can read the notes. So I'm stuck with this flake because hopping around to different psychiatric offices will make me look like I am doctor shopping. I am so frustrated. I just want to feel better and she's making it difficult.

I was going to see them for psychiatric care but I can't even get ahold of them. I've called about…read more10 times over the last few days and when they answer, they hang up right away. I've left voicemails to be called back that are never returned. Poor quality service.

I did 2 tele health visits with him to switch meds. He was condescending, dismissive, and rude. He…read morewouldn't let me finish a sentence without cutting me off. He was belittling and talked over me and said, "I am a very bust man and I don't have time to listen to all of this." All I was doing was telling him the side effects I was having. Horrible experience. There are many provider's out there who know how to treat human beings with dignity and he apparently isn't one of them.

I've been seeing Dr Gallo for about 14 years very good doctor cares a lot about his patients will…read morego out of his way for you clean and comfortable atmosphere keep up the good work

Do not waste your time with the doctors, counselors, or therapists at Newport County Community…read moreMental Health Center. I am writing to share my concern and experience with the Newport County Community Mental Health Center in the hope that others can make informed decisions about their care. The center's priorities focus more on time, billing, and strict procedural requirements than on patient care. I felt like a number rather than a person in need of help. Medications were prescribed with minimal background review, and little attention was paid to my overall well-being or personal circumstances. I came to the center following major depressive episode, seeking compassion and support. Unfortunately, interactions left me feeling even worse--disconnected and unheard. This letter serves as a warning and a call for change. Mental health care should be about people, not paperwork. I hope sharing my experience might encourage improvements in how clients are treated and supported.

I went to NCMH due to some legal issues that I have. The counselor I was paired with is excellent…read more He's and older gentleman, closer to my age and he has really offered some very helpful insight. Good experience so far