When I first moved here from out of state I was able to get an appointment right away. Elsewhere…read more(Texas and out of state) you have to wait months to get an appointment. That was the first thing that drew me in. I was able to be see and feel no judgement based on my past - just help. Diagnosis that explain everything versus someone who just sits and nods their head, medication therapy if need be and they provide tools or information to help you help yourself now & in the future. Dr. Calzada was the only doctor when I first started seeing him but he has now expanded and has a second provider, Dr. Benoit to help with follow up visits. Both Dr Calzada and Dr Benoit are great and easy to talk to. If I've ever had any questions I've been able to email either doctor and they get back pretty quickly. For a quick answer or to help schedule an appointment. Makes it easier on some people who work during their typical open hours and can't necessarily call! *Currently because of covid 19 they are also offering the appointments online and video chat. I'm sure once it settles down, they'll go back to offering in person appointments*

A list of things that would have been more emotionally fulfilling and practically useful than the…read more$300 I spent to make an appointment with Dr. Calzada: -- 300 jars of dried oregano from the dollar store -- all 20 seasons of the original Law & Order series on DVD -- giving $1 to 300 panhandlers or $5 to 60 panhandlers or $300 to one very lucky panhandler -- two Design Toscano Bigfoot Garden Statues, Large 28 Inch, Polyresin, Full Color via Amazon dot com I chose Dr. Calzada because I needed to get back on my ADHD medication and his clinic charged $300 out-of-pocket instead of the $400-500 other psychiatrists were charging. This was possibly the single most regrettable mistake I have ever made in my life, and I am a person who once dated a guy into competitive yoyoing. Within fifteen minutes of meeting me, Dr. Calzada had not only ignored everything I had to say but also diagnosed me with borderline (I exhibit no traits of borderline), declared that my depression was a result of the "negative self-image" I'd cultivated due to my parents' "negative treatment of me as a young child" (not true), diagnosed my FATHER with depression and borderline (????), and told me a 20-minute story about an anorexic girl who couldn't recognize that she wasn't overweight and subsequently died (an uplifting, optimistic tale that greatly boosted my spirits). Literally the only reason I didn't get up and leave was because I needed my prescriptions; I spent the entire hour with a fake grin plastered on my face, smiling and nodding and just waiting for the minute hand to tick over until I could finally leave. "He's not going to be your therapist," I told myself internally, grappling with the idea of continuing to see him for medication management, "so you don't actually need to have a rapport with him," but considering I felt more in-tune with a psychiatrist from years ago whose intake paperwork included the question "are you homosexual" (gotta love in-network providers) I could barely imagine myself coming back and subjecting myself to another few months of this. I can't give this practice zero stars, but I suppose they do deserve one star: an appointment was made by the office staff, the chairs were comfortable, I was offered water, and Dr. Calzada did end up writing my prescriptions -- at least, for a medication I couldn't possibly afford. When I reached out to the office to help me fill out some paperwork for a patient assistance program, I learned it would be another $100 for them to help me fill out the paperwork (which I needed because, you know, I couldn't afford my medication). I have not contacted the practice since and, thankfully, neither have they contacted me. If I had a time machine, I'd go back and tell myself to fork out the extra $100-200 to see another psychiatrist. ANY other psychiatrist. Or I'd just buy two of those Bigfoot sculptures and set them on either side of my desk, spurred into productivity by the look of intensity in their twin hand-painted resin-cast visages.

Dr Kahn has been great with our foster kiddo and has really helped make his transition smooth…read more She is knowledgeable, thorough, and friendly.

Horrible service. Worst ever. They take forever to respond to emails. They never answer their…read morephone. Literally can't get any worse.

Dr. Calzada has been a key factor in my success in therapy. He is quick to respond to emails and a…read morereliable source to go to even when close to holidays. He's the kind of doctor that will answer your emails in the evening, on weekends, or after hours which is greatly appreciated with my line of work. Highly suggest if you've been struggling to find a quality doctor - especially with the trying times we are all going through.

My wife started seeing Dr. Calzada. She found him to be a wonderful doctor who really cares what…read moreyou are going through. His manners were very professional and she found it very easy to talk to him about her concerns. My wife highly recommends him. Thank you Dr. Calzada my wife is more at ease.

Ok, I didn't really want to write a review for a psychiatrist on Yelp, but she absolutely does not…read moredeserve 2 stars. I've seen 3 different psychiatrists, including her. All they have to do is ask how the medicine is working. If things are going well, they can just prescribe more and that's the end of the session. If things aren't going well, they can make other suggestions and prescribe other meds. Dr. Rickenbacker always asked me how things were going, how my job was, etc. She actually cared about my life outside of the medicine she was prescribing. She was also always up to date on the latest research and had me trying out the latest medicines. She was actually a bit creative in that regard and could recommend things that weren't necessarily what every other psychiatrist was prescribing. In the end, her knowledge and her ability to think outside the box is what found a medicine that worked for me. I always scheduled my next appointment with her after my session was over, so I usually didn't have any problems, but I do remember her being hard to schedule with if I had to cancel. She does frequently run over her session times, but I always made sure to schedule plenty of time off work to see her, so it never interfered with anything for me. On days she was running late, I never felt like she rushed through my session to try to catch up. I realize these are big drawbacks, but she is really worth it. The only reason I don't see her anymore is because she no longer takes my insurance.

Over the past eight days I have made multiple requests to schedule an appointment with this doctor…read morewhom my insurance company recommended; two attempts online (new patient form) and two by phone. I have yet to recieve a call back. Followup (03/26): I did recieve a call after sixteen business days however, their services were no longer required. UPDATE!!! Five years later now. My new insurance has strong armed me into leaving my current physician. I decided to give Denae a second chance, given her close proximity to my office. Nearly the same issues again! It was difficult to reach someone, although easier than in 2012. They are currently only accepting new patients by referral which seems odd. I tried to play the game, having my doctor fax over Denae's required form which feels more like an application/screening. After numerous attempts, Denae's office denied receiving the form. My very generous current physician even made multiple attempts to call her office but could not get through to a live person. It appears the poor client service is a cornerstone for Denae's practice.

I was a patient of his for years but I had to move out of State, to Az, and can't see him anymore…read more I really miss him and I hope that Musgrove sees this. He would listen and even laugh with me. He wasn't condescending and made me feel like a real person. I miss you so much Musgrove and I hope that you're doing well. My mental health was the best with you and you're one of a kind. I miss you more than you know! I'll edit this to say that the other women Drs are judgmental and make you feel you're sub-human. But once you can get in with Dr Musgrove- everything becomes easier. Driving from Webberville to see him- was worth it.

I'm shocked at the low reviews. I have been going to this practice for at least 15 years. I feel…read morethe need to write my review. I did meet Dr. Musgrove only once or twice and have been assigned to Julie Williams, an NP. I absolutely love her and she is great and has been helpful and listens to me about concerns of medications if I have them. The staff has been pretty good too. Currently, Lisa and I didn't catch the other lady's name but they are both professional, friendly, helpful and patient. That is just over the phone. We will see today. Bottom line, very different reviews from either high or low. I have to disagree with the low ones. However, we don't know people's experience's or even if there might be justified reasons for actions that took place from the practice. Always two sides to every story. I have had both good and bad with different doctors or NP's, and front office staff. I would recommend this practice and particularly, Julie Williams!

I typically don't write reviews--good or bad--but this time I felt compelled to share my experience…read morefrom the heart. I first met Prasanna Sharma about two years ago when she was practicing at a different clinic. At the time, I was at the lowest point in my life after having my first baby, struggling deeply with postpartum depression. From the very first appointment, she gave me hope. Her warm, non-judgmental approach and calm, compassionate presence made me feel truly seen and understood. She not only prescribed medication that worked for me, but also encouraged me to start therapy--both of which played a crucial role in my recovery. Now, I see her in-person at Oasis Psychiatry, and her office is just as welcoming and comforting as she is. She takes her time, explains everything clearly, never rushes appointments, and is incredibly thoughtful in finding the right treatment plan. I've referred several friends and family members to her, including a couple of my cousins, and they've all had similarly positive experiences. I truly can't recommend her enough--especially for women at any stage of life, whether you're a new mom, a teenager, a college student, or navigating menopause. She's incredibly gifted at what she does, and I feel so fortunate to have found her.

From the owner: Oasis Psychiatry, located at Round Rock (I-35) is your trusted partner in mental health care,…read moreproviding compassionate, evidence-based treatment tailored to your unique needs. Led by Prasanna Sharma, APRN, MSN, PMHNP-BC, a board-certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, we offer a holistic approach to mental well-being, considering emotional, physical, and environmental factors. What sets us apart? We prioritize personalized care, active listening, and a supportive environment to help you regain balance and confidence. Our practice specializes in treating anxiety, depression, ADHD, mood disorders, and more with individualized treatment plans. At Oasis Psychiatry, you’re more than just a patient—you’re a valued individual on a journey to wellness. Whether you’re seeking therapy, medication management, or lifestyle guidance, we are here to help. Experience care that’s professional, empathetic, and dedicated to your well-being. In-person & Telehealth Appointments Available.

Dr Masi was impolite and misdiagnosed me with OCD. I felt disrespected in interactions. Dr Masi…read morelacked in experience, and greed led the Dr to overcharge me thousands of dollars.