I would only recommend coming here if you're in a bind and need help quickly, but even then, inpatient psychiatrists would be better for your child; albeit, more expensive. Rhett Tompkins was my psychiatrist for over a year and over that time I was extremely dissatisfied. He pressured me to go back on Abilify even after a bad reaction, multiple times made me feel bad about my PTSD because I wasn't a veteran, and kept me on meds that didn't work for multiple increases even after months of not working. You think this place is worth it because of the availability; and you only see your psych every once and a while after you get your meds right, but my world changed when I changed psychiatrists. Sitting and actually being able to explain myself and feelings without being told I'm wrong is ESSENTIAL, if you feel like you can't be honest you won't get the care you need. Also, I don't know if there's any way to confirm but I had a friend who went to him a few years back as well. She was on abilify for two years and now has damage and long term side effects, and it's not even the right type of medication for her. I really do wonder whether or not he gets more money from pharmaceutical companies for writing more abilify scripts? read more

Appreciate the Private Practice setting and not having to deal with a complex health system. Attentive to getting in for appointments. Winegarden, MD runs a few minutes late for appointments that is due to him caring about client he is working with and hearing them out. He is very down to earth, shares from his personal experience and is a straight shooter (no candy coating here, which is good). He helped me while I was so sick that I could not even accurately participate in my care plan. He listened to my husband's input and was able to care for me. He referred me to an outpatient program and to a DBT group, which has been an integral part of my healing. The nice thing about him is he is working provider to provider and then getting back to me with the information--very much a personal relationship with provide to patient communication. Highly recommend! read more

I like Molly Silas. She is very knowledgeable, she is open to using other medications and supplements other than the well known main stream. She is up to date on research, she has a great friendly mannerism. I would say her nurse isn't the "nicest" and the front desk is sort of off. She does run late quite often, but hey doesn't every doctor! I would recommend her for tweaking meds, and trying new methods. read more

How they are still allowed to be in practice is beyond me. The staff are far from courteous, Michael Keagan does not spend time listening or properly prescribing medications to patients. There is a reason you can get in to see him without the standard waiting periods normally needed for initial consults...he is horrible. Seek help elsewhere, I haven't found more than one good review on this place via Yelp, Google reviews or healthgrades . read more

I am a patient of Dr. Winegarden who I believe is not properly handling my situation.Today I was prescribed Sertraline without him even consulting me about it. I do not understand why all these drugs are just ordered to me and sent to my pharmacy? To me this is wreckless and scratching my head as to what is going on at Stone Creek Psychiatry. And this latest drug was prescribed to me by Dr. Silas who I have never met before.All of this stuff is happening and I feel that Dr. Winegarden is been acting negligent to the point that I am seeking another psychiatrist. read more

I am not one to write reviews. But I have had the worst experiences here. The people are impossible to talk to. It is impossible to have your doctor call you back. They are not flexible with schedules, and it is impossible to speak with a nurse. Worst experience I've ever experienced. I will be looking for a new doctor, and I don't recommend this place to my worst enemy. I've told my doctor a few times that I hate the medication I am on, and nothing is done about it. Just wants to increase the dosage. If there was an option to give this place zero stars I would have chosen that. read more

Dr. Winegarden is a wonderful psychiatrist. Beyond his vast knowledge of medications, he offers straightforward advice and counsel. I have appreciated his patience and kindness in helping me work through my issues. Anyone with a mental health problem would be fortunate to have him as their doctor! read more

There is a reason why it's so easy to get an appointment here. This was the most horrible psychiatry experience ever! I brought my 19yr old son here for an new patient evaluation and within 10 min Michael Keegan had perscribed new medication for him. My son asked, if he wanted to know more about him and he said, "I'm not a therapist, just medication management." This was supposed to be a 1 hour consultation to evaluate my son's needs. When my son emerged after only 15 minutes, clearly shaken, I asked to speak with Michael. He argued with me and clearly deffensive about his time with my son. When I told him we had successful experiences in the past with other psychiatrists who took the time to get to know my son he just shook it off and acted if he cared less. This is NOT a professional organization. PLEASE, if you have mental health issues do not go here! read more

Very unprofessional how they handle clients, call backs are untimely. Never sent pharmacy declination or reason for declination of meds. Find out we just needed to make appointment but they didn't call to let us know. Now they are REFUSING to renew prescriptions on emergency basis. I will now have to figure out something else out? I get reminders from dentist to get my cleaning why not bi annual check in at Psychologist? read more

Never again, like another reviewer stated - they don't take time to even assess your condition. They want to have you in and out within 15 minutes, and prescribe you with some type of medication that may or may not successfully work. I would do my best to try to avoid using this place as a patient. read more

I've been to a lot of doctors in my day. I needed a psychiatrist, but they set me up with this very young looking nurse practitioner dude. I got the appointment right away but I am no better off for it. I told him the entire long, detailed history of my mental health. This includes LEGAL pot use. I was legally prescribed marijuana when I lived in California and all my doctors have always known and approved. I am currently in the process of being legally approved here in Minnesota, so I told him I intended to continue once it will be legal to do so. I have a lot of problems much more severe than pot use, including self harm, anger and binging issues that desperately need to be addressed. He did not mention any of these problems or give me any advice or anything to help these problems... all he did was give me a 15 minute lecture against drug use. He told me that marijuana has literally never helped anyone with any health issue... which is just not true. It is not a magic bullet, but it is not evil--it is a complex and powerful drug that helps some and harms others depending on their bodies and habits. Every other doctor in my entire life has known about my marijuana use and I have never been told to stop. If a doctor told me an actual health reason why I should stop using, I would thank them! For example, if a good doctor said, "Based on what you told me, you are using too much. You should cut down to once a week," or "On this new medication, you cannot use marijuana," or "Other patients with your symptoms often improve when they quit smoking pot, so you should stop." or something reasonable and evidence based like that, I would listen. But I will NOT listen to someone who just says, "Drugs are bad. You see, when you do drugs, it's like you are trying to row a boat. You need two hands to row the boat. Your left hand represents lifestyle, habit, etc. and it is OK because you are going to therapy and stuff. But your right hand represents your brain and chemical interactions--when you do drugs, you don't have your right hand to help you row!!!" Seriously. THAT'S how he explained it. I should never again use marijuana because I need my right hand to row... the boat....... of my life???? Dude, this isn't DARE--this is real life and I need real help. He went on to explain the concept of neurotransmitters to me using a bad baseball metaphor. This was maybe 10 minutes after I told him I graduated with a B.A. in Biology. This was also about 1 minute after I told him, "I remember about neurotransmitters." A more condescending and unhelpful health professional I could not have asked for! If you want a doctor who listens to you, looks at evidence to make decisions about your health, and respects you as an adult, do not go here. If you want a doctor who will condescendingly reinforce arbitrary societal norms under the guise of health advice using bad metaphors, he's your man. read more

I would not recommend this place to anyone. Dr. Rhett Tompkins made me feel very uncomfortable and within a few short minutes with him I knew this was a bad mistake. He tries to be nice at times but comes off as cocky and arrogant. I can't vouch for the other doctors in the office but I definitely won't be back. read more

Horrible bedside mannor. Just plain rude and condescending. Unwilling to explain diagnosis and medications. I assume this is just plain lack of education and knowledge. I would not trust them with my health. read more