These people are wonderful. Many of the questions I had about myself have been answered. It's nice…read moreto have caring individuals in one's corner. Thank you.

Yes, I'm the same patient who reviewed Enlighten elsewhere. This is what didn't fit…read more One of the FIRST things I told Dr. Patel was that I'm under specialty care at a nationally recognized academic medical center in Jacksonville for an extraordinarily rare CHRONIC PHYSICAL DISEASE. It has stopped me from working and resulted in exactly 64 hospital visits in three years. That physical reality matters when evaluating psychiatric symptoms. A 15-MINUTE EVALUATION TURNED INTO A DIAGNOSIS. Patel relied on roughly five symptom questions to support it. I asked why he hadn't evaluated me further when ALL can overlap with physical disease, anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and stress. I never denied the symptoms. I disputed drawing one conclusion without investigating WHY. My sleep was disrupted. I TOLD HIM that happens under significant stress. I was grieving an aunt I loved after discovering online two and a half weeks later that she'd died because my estranged family hadn't told me. Exhaustion also exists alongside my debilitating physical disease. A checked box establishes a symptom exists. It doesn't establish WHY. I had concerns about his prescribed treatment BEFORE taking it, so I scheduled an EXTRA appointment and another follow-up about a week and a half later. During the eleven days I took it, I routinely changed DRENCHED clothes seven to eight times daily, sometimes ten. Despite more than ninety-six ounces of water DAILY, I struggled with fluid/electrolyte loss and saw dehydration warning signs I recognize. Patel knew dehydration is medically dangerous for me. At that follow-up, I couldn't finish my thoughts. He repeatedly started commenting or arguing while I was still MID-SENTENCE. That's not listening. That's waiting for your turn to argue. My husband eventually had to tell MY PSYCHIATRIST to stop talking over me and LISTEN. In front of my husband, Patel repeatedly accused me of not telling the truth about something he claimed we'd previously discussed. I asked him to produce what I was asking for. He couldn't. Instead, he produced roughly five symptom-question checkboxes and said THAT was his assessment and basis for the diagnosis. As I got pieces of context out that, from my perspective, did not fit the disorder he was proposing, his language changed. Only THEN did the diagnosis become "tentative." My husband witnessed the entire exchange. I asked for a more thorough reassessment. Patel refused. I was done. He then announced he would no longer treat me. Being second to end the relationship doesn't make you first. For the record: I have NEVER asked for any specific medication or controlled substance. I have NEVER no-showed, had poor attendance or been late. I scheduled EXTRA appointments. NONE OF THAT HAPPENED. THIS IS A MENTAL-HEALTH FACILITY. Patients may already be vulnerable, grieving, frightened or physically ill. Staff should NEVER become another obstacle to getting help. I wasn't asking Patel to agree with me. I was asking him to EXPLAIN his reasoning, listen to context and reconsider whether five overlapping symptoms were enough. Instead, I experienced him as dismissive, ego-centric and rude. Questioning his conclusion felt like a challenge to his authority rather than a patient asking reasonable questions about her own care. Expertise does not mean unquestionable authority. I've spent nearly forty years living my own life. Good psychiatric care should have room for BOTH. My complaint is exactly this: a 15-minute evaluation that turned into a diagnosis; major context unexplored; repeated interruptions and accusations that I wasn't telling the truth; "tentative" appearing only after I challenged the conclusion with context; and refusal to reassess. I came asking for help. Instead, I felt smaller, unheard and completely INVISIBLE. I'm getting that help somewhere else.

Doctor Henninger really nice and friendly. He's a very patient too. I got bladder infection once…read moreand felt awful. I called his office, but no opening for me. He just sent a prescription for me and it worked. Very great !

Dr Burke took me as an emergency surgery after I fell. He did 2 level ACDF with great skill. The…read morefollow ups were timely and a year later, my neck is doing great! The PA, Elizabeth Heverly was also friendly and helpful.

I have gone here most of my life and I love the PAs Jenny and Landon. They are always so great and…read moreinformative. I have seen them the most, but anyone else I've seen like Dawn have been great too.

My experience with Dr. Frommer was very disappointing. He did not display any characteristics of a…read moregood care-giver. He seemed to be interested only in collecting the fees. I will not return!

I came with excellent references but quit after a few months. Toxic management. Director will…read morepublicly shame employees at a staff meeting. I loved being a caregiver and loved the residents but could not continue with the toxicity.

Graystone is a beautiful facility and such a great place to work! Everyone is treated fairly and…read morerespected no matter what someone's position is. This is by far the best company I have worked in a long time. Each and every staff member is there for the residents and it shows the second you come into the facility.

I've been going to Dr. Edwards for 5 years now for chiropractic care. I'd shopped around to…read moreseveral chiropractors in the State College area, and never found a good match; either they didn't provide enough of a 'crack' or I didn't feel a good sync with the doctor. Dr. Edwards has provided the most effective therapy for my pain (lower back pain/spasms), and is great human being, as well. Caring, compassionate, and easy to speak to; genuinely concerned about your therapy and general well being. He utilizes several different approaches, including beginning each session with a massage roller table for your spine that I wish I had in my house! He's also applied stim therapy which was extremely effective at short term relief of pain. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a chiropractor.

Wow,Finally a Doctor Who actually listened to my lungs. She tried really hard to get me the proper…read morespecialist I needed. She has a nurse transcribe at the appointment,so she actually looks at me when I'm talking and doesn't have her face in a computer. She is a great PCP. If she can't help you, she will do her best to find someone who will. The only thing I don't like is that I have to check myself in on a tablet. I'm old school and feel like that's not my job.

Just had my first appt. So far I love Dr. Farley. Sweet, kind..spends time listening!!read more

Craig is a great Chiropractor. He is easy to talk with and he listens to what issues you are…read morehaving. You definitely feel better when he is done adjusting. I would highly recommend Dr. Brummert.

Dr. Craig is by far the best chiropractor I have been to. I have been to three others in State…read moreCollege, and one in Washington, D.C. Craig's ability to explain things and provide near immediate relief is unparalleled. He is honest about how he can help - there is no BS as is often found in many chiropractic practices these days that claim to be able to fix any ailment. My head, neck, and back pain has subsided immensely after starting with Dr. Craig and he has provided tips and advice for how to prevent issues, while also being very available to adjust me when I need it. Moreover, Dr. Craig is very friendly, personable, and genuine...which is always an added bonus!