Mike E.
Their psychiatrist are not invested in mental health. It might just be a scam to bill insurance.
They just care about billing. Their psychiatrists are not invested in your health.

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Mike E.
They just care about billing. Their psychiatrists are not invested in your health.
Somi M.
Don’t go there if you want a giant bill at the end since they don’t say anything about price
Konrad K.
Provider did not show up. Despite two calls they don't stop trying to bill *me* $100 for this experience.
Carrie F.
I should have paid more attention to the reviews. After being unable to get an estimate for my visit, I decided to cancel. When I cancelled, there was no mention of a cancellation fee, but the day after the cancelled appointment I received a bill for $100. I'm sure there was probably something in the initial appointment information about a cancellation fee, but think a psychiatry practice that treats people with ADHD (who are known to have memory issues) should extend the courtesy of reminding patients about the fee when they ask to cancel. I paid the fee, but I definitely am not interested in trying to sort out my insurance and reschedule at this point. When I tried to find an email or other way to submit my written feedback about this issue, I couldn't find a way and so decided to leave this review instead.
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My husband had a good experience, so we made my daughter an appointment. I have a master's in learning and behavior disorders and know she had adhd. Their ads are all about getting diagnosed with adhd, so I thought this was a good fit. She just turned 18, so she isn't familiar with different medications yet. She had her appointment and this lady prescribed her PROZAC!! She accepted it, thinking it was something to help adhd. I immediately told her not to take it. I've been on it and it's a NASTY drug. Made me feel suicidal, so I stopped it immediately, which made things worse for weeks. I just felt like death. And she doesn't even have depression, so why try to give her a something for depression???? She wrote the lady back yesterday and said she realized this was an anti depressant and did not want to take something for depression when she's not depressed, especially after looking at some of the side effects. So the lady writes back suggesting a deferent medication- a different anti depressant!! She again tells her she's not depressed. She doesn't have anxiety. Any anxiety she has is caused by her brain being in a million different places and she can't focus enough to get things done. So what does she do? Offers a THIRD anti depressant!!!! Are you kidding me??? Stop trying to shove those nasty ssri drugs down people's throats when they don't need them! They're not something you can just TRY, then stop cold turkey when you find they don't work. It's a whole process of waiting for them to work, realizing they make things worse, then dealing with the awful side effects when you stop taking them. HIGHLY IRRESPONSIBLE for someone who CLAIMS to be educated!
Raphael A.
I've had doctors on this platform cancel appointments with me on the same day, sometimes within 30 minutes of my appointment. The staff can't inform me of why these appointments are canceled, and doctor's calendars are booked up weeks in advance. This to me, is very concerning. Especially if you are on medication and have questions that could greatly impact your health. Another disappointing feature of this platform, and customer service is that it takes a very long time to get in contact with someone who can resolve the matter.
Geoff S.
After an off-shore sales person finally convinced to have my first visit because my insurance apparently covers it, I book one. I've been waiting over 2 weeks for my appointment while my symptoms get worse. Well, my doctor had technical issues on her end and cancelled. And basically like an oh-well, sorry, they cancelled. And what's to say there won't be technical issues next time? Not s good impression of this company whatsoever. I highly suggest looking elsewhere or you'll likely end up in the same boat.
Dan
Doctor showed up 20 minutes late for a 30 min appointment. Then billed two separate CPT codes, including one for therapy which was not conducted. Absolute scam. Billed $658.00 for the session