I have been seeing Dr. Harris for my ADHD for almost two years now. I prefer to see a DO…read morepsychiatrist over a MD psychiatrist because they are much more patient oriented versus "med-management." What I mean by this is that my med-management appointments don't just feel like a necessary formality, they feel more like a therapy session. Dr. Harris always asks me insightful questions and we have an engaging conversation about my life and my ADHD each time I meet with him. He takes the time to discuss my life in a way that truly evaluates the efficacy of my medication and my overall well-being. He remembers little details about my life and takes interest in all areas of my life, not just those impacted by my ADHD, which I greatly appreciate. I feel seen as a whole person by Dr. Harris, and not just as a diagnosis. If you're struggling with ADHD Dr. Harris is an excellent choice! Before COVID I would commute from Sugar House to see Dr. Harris, and will continue to do so if insurance ever decides to stop virtual appointments. A few additional details about his practice: 1. He is an approved provider through Intermountain Healthcare; 2. He accepts SelectHealth; 3. He accepts credit cards; and 4. He offers a sliding-scale for uninsured patients. Obviously things can change so you should confirm these details with Dr. Harris and your insurance provider, but I know that these details can be helpful in determining whether or not to even pick up the phone so I am including them.

I have been seeing M. Cooper for longer than I would like to admit but I won't go to another…read moretherapist. She is absolutely amazing. She spends the time with you and makes you feel like part of the process. You know the benefits, risks, options. I have referred other family and friends to her and they all have rave reviews. I am very happy with care with Ms. Cooper.

Absolutely would never trust anyone including maybe even my worst enemy going to Traci Naylor. My…read morehusband used to go to her and even though she was happy to diagnose him with adhd and provide adderall, she refused to listen to his symptoms, concerns, and cries for help regarding his moods. Multiple times he would call or go in and explain he didn't feel okay while being open and honest about the specifics. She claimed he didn't need a mood stabilizer, that he only needed better coping mechanisms. After many attempts of trying to get her to listen to him, he eventually had to go to the hospital to get some help because he couldn't take it anymore. She was unwilling to listen to his cries for help regarding potentially taking his own life even due to not being on the right medication. Turns out after struggling for many years, all he needed was a mood stabilizer, and was properly diagnosed with bipolar type 1 disorder. He's a completely different person now, no thanks to her. I'm thankful he went somewhere else, and was able to get his life back on track and didn't end up dead.

I had a family member admitted to this hospital here for both mental health and detox. The staff…read morewere so kind and communicated well. She was so happy to be getting help. She went on to a residential rehab and is doing great. It is a very nice hospital. She learned a lot about herself and gained skills to stay healthy. They did an excellent job. Thank you. We will be forever grateful. P.S. many of the reviews below are for a school with the similar name not this hospital.

They insisted on over medicating a 15year old. For children it is more like a prison than a place…read moreto receive needed help. Hopefully your are lucky and your insurance allows you to choose any other place

I love how you guys have shut down the ability to review the services @cedarpsychiatry…read moreDO NOT BOTHER WITH THIS COMPANY. They can't be bothered to take notes about your visit, so you have to repeat all of your basic info and medications every single visit. - Want a written treatment plan? Too bad! They don't provide them. - Want a referral to a therapist? Too bad! They don't do that. - Want a medication refilled so that you can stop being suicidal, too bad! They don't do that. - Want a referral to urgent care? They've got you covered! I've been referred to visit an imaginary PCP so many times now that it's obvious that this pretend person is who I should be paying unholy medical bills to and not this institution that can't manage the basics of SOAP medical notes. Aren't those required by law? Oh, I also forgot about your complete inability to properly bill my insurance! That's another fun service you guys offer, extra stress from incorrect bills! #Mydoctoristryingtokillme #Didtheyevengotomedicalschool #PTSD #baddoctors

love my doctor there but it drives me nuts calling them, on hold listening to Muzak for forever.read more

Dr. Wosnik is absolutely amazing. The staff is incredibly helpful. They respond to both text…read moremessages and calls, so I can easily text questions or reschedule appointments without having to call in.

If I could give zero stars, I would. We have had our son in for a year with Mindy Talbot and she…read morecouldn't show us anything regarding progress they've made (which has been absolutely nothing), she lied to my face while we were in a meeting, and she had given my son zero tools to help him cope with his issues. She doesn't take notes, lets kids sit there in silence because she does "child led," and takes a huge hands-off approach. She is basically a glorified babysitter who charges $220 a session to let kids sit quietly in her office. She should find a new career. Bristol Health is NOT the place for anyone to do therapy. Avoid wasting your time and over $11,000 for absolutely nothing.

This could be a 5 star review but Ms. Jackie with the sleep disorder unit was rude and difficult…read moreand therefore I refuse to give this place 5 stars. Parking was plentiful. We found the sleep disorder unit on the 2nd floor easily. Check in was easy breezy as I did the required registration process online prior. Waited roughly 10 min before being called back. Nurse asked a bunch of questions and then Dr. Staheli came in. He also asked a bunch of questions before agreeing to do the sleep study. After speaking with the doc he walked us to Ms. Jackie. Not sure if she was having a bad day, but she was rude and seemed bothered by doing a job and made us walk back up front to reception to get our insurance card scanned. The sweet gals told me they were so sorry that she made us walk back to the front and what an inconvenience when it could have been handled by Ms. Jackie. They scanned my card. Sent me back to Ms. Jackie, and then Ms. Jackie has the nerve to ask me to pull out my insurance card to verify the info! What?! After verifying the info matched she rudely told me a few dates that we could do the sleep study. I chose a date. She then told me I had to be back on a specific date fir the follow up with results. When I asked if my child needed to be present she said yes very rudely. I said well that date was her first day of school and I wouldn't let her miss it. She gave me the next date and said if you don't take this date you won't get your results for another 2 months after. Uh, ok, then give me the next date, she wrote it in a business card handed it to me and said expect a phone call from the sleep clinic a day before and don't be late. She turned back to her desk and we left, I do not look forward to dealing with her again, and I hope on our follow up I don't have to!!!

I am incredibly angry with Revere Health. My experience observing my wife getting a scan there…read moreconsisted of people in their early 20s lost, confused, and overworked trying to do more than they were able to. Whoever runs this place should be ashamed and embarrassed. They then ran the wrong test resulting in a false negative so my wife's ailment remained untreated trying to figure out another solution. Then they charged the wrong insurance and refused to back down that they could've possibly been wrong resulting in us paying a large sum of money for the scan. Again, I don't recall seeing anybody there who was over the age of 24. At a medical facility. They then were unable to admit that they charged the wrong place so we had to pay for the wrong test because, again, they messed up. Stay away from here. If a doctor recommends you here, say no. You're better off poking yourself with a knife. Did I mention that the 22-year-old-girlypop-would-be-phlebotomist poked my wife with the needle 8 times because she wouldn't believe my wife when she said her veins were too small for a regular IV? Or that I had to remind the 23-year-old nurse aid or assistant Provo bro what he forms he had and hadn't filled out and what questions he had and hadn't asked? Or that rather than trying to help us with their mistake charging the wrong insurance they just badgered my wife incessantly until she had to get her lawyer father to step in while they figured all this stuff out? Seriously, these people don't deserve even the microbial respect automatically assigned to an entity when scrolling past it online.