This place is horrible. Waited six weeks to see a doctor. I get there for them to tell me the doctor was not in. They told me they can fit me in 4 weeks later. I even had a voicemail confirming the appt from the day before. I'm such a nice guy and couldn't believe how rude they were to someone with a mental illness. I've been in mental health for 15 years and never been to an office where I was treated like that. read more

Behavioral health treated my spouse for more than five years. Back in 2010 they had a competent psychiatrist on staff. The original psychiatrist quit, as did several in succession--the reason might be the disagreeable owner, Errol Nadler. Mr. Nadler lacks the competence to oversee a behavioral health clinic. As a result, he has been unable to staff the facility with a real psychiatrist. Instead, he employs a nurse practitioner, who is not only underqualified but also lacks the temperament and intelligence to handle the issues to which she has been assigned. My spouse was subjected to lies, misrepresentations, repeatedly incorrect diagnoses, and resentment. At one point the nurse practitioner prescribed medication, then, to make a point, rescinded the prescription so that when I arrived to pick it up, the pharmacy personnel told me that she had called to rescind the prescription. In short, I became uncertain whether my spouse should have been treating both Mr. Nadler and the nurse practitioner rather than the other way around. Eventually, as my wife's condition worsened thanks to Behavioral Health's incompetence, my spouse had to check in to the psychiatric emergency room at Kingston Hospital. In keeping with their pattern, and given my spouse's chronic anxiety, depression, and emotional instability, Mr. Nadler then took it upon himself to write her an insulting dunning letter. Clearly his concern is your money and not your mental health. I very much wonder what the "cure rate" for Behavioral Health is. My wife went there for years with no improvement. They made things worse. Stay away from this place. read more

Ive been going there for a few year now and the lady i see helps me a lot and i wouldn't be the same person i am without her help.

The first time I walked into this location, they felt they were the right business for the case. However, when I walked in here today, they told me that they wouldn't treat a pediatric case, and definitely not the same person with probable conversion disorder. So we walked out, with our heads held high. They did attempt to give me a person who might treat this patient, despite their problems with treating him. It's just awful hard to find a person who will treat these cases for pediatric psychiatry and who are accepting new patients with the insurance we are using. If they would have had a doubt that they weren't going to be able to treat him, they could have expressed it better, the first time we walked into their companies office here. read more