I was very surprised to see all of the more negative feedback on Yelp about Dr Dave. I have been…read moreseeing Dr. Dave for close to two years, and he has time and time again proved to be attentive, caring, inquisitive, and authentic with me. He so far is the ONLY psychiatrist that actually cared to take the time to actually listen to me and ask questions. As a young female, I have historically struggled to find medical professionals who do not prematurely dismiss me and my concerns. Dr. Dave has listened to me, made me feel heard and important, and done an extremely well job in tending to my prescriptions and needs. As for his front desk staff, I do understand the concerns that people have expressed about them. They can be short and impatient. HOWEVER... that annoyance pales in comparison to the caring treatment that I have received from Dr. Dave. I encourage anyone (younger patients or females in particular) to seek treatment from Dr. Dave. I have no doubt that he will impact your journey positively. So very grateful for him!

My doctor didn't even show up to my appointment and the staff didn't even tell me that he called…read moreout until I was in the waiting room for 3 hours. They said "he'd be here any minute" but he never showed. They drove in a woman from HOUSTON to take over his appointment. She barely listened and prescribed me medicine that I specifically said I had a bad reaction with. Anyway, I was given 1 week work of meds and the absolutely inept receptionist gave me an appointment for a month out. So I called them to refill my prescription. They SAID they sent it to Walgreens (it was a Friday) and Walgreens said they never received it. I drove to the office at 3ish to talk to them and they CLOSED EARLY with no notice. WTF. Remember, I still haven't met my doctor at this point. Everyone there sucks. Don't go there.

They don't accept new patients, but I squeezed by because my brother had gone there once before…read more I'm a student and they scheduled an appointment so far out that I didn't realize it fell on spring break, missed the appointment because I was at home. Called back apologizing for my mistake but they have a "in house policy" that if you miss an appointment they remove you from their office. What kind of service does this? I felt VERY welcomed and appreciated

Please, please, PLEASE consider Dr. Bacak as your primary care provider. Although the website…read morepreaches an entirely religious approach, I never felt threatened as an agnostic atheist. I would give his other doctors a lower rating but once I saw Bacak I was floored. He has recommended psychiatrists and counselors for me in the BCS area that are LGBT+ friendly (this must stem from his adoption of many different children transitioning through adolescence). Also, when I saw him with a sinus infection, he was quick enough to diagnose me accurately within 15 minutes. I cannot recommend this man enough! The nurses are friendly and youthful as well.

Unethical and Fraudulent Billing Practice - Dr. Dranetz's Office…read more On May 12, I had my first visit with Dr. Dranetz. At checkout, I was informed by Lee Ann that the charge for the visit was $310. I was surprised, as I have Cigna PPO insurance and Dr. Dranetz is listed as an in-network provider. Lee Ann explained that I needed to "meet my deductible," which was confusing--deductibles are part of my insurance plan and not determined by the provider. On May 15, I received an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from Cigna showing the negotiated rate was $157. I immediately called the office and spoke with Lee Ann, who said she would look into it. I did not hear back, so I followed up on May 27. She then said she was waiting to hear from Cigna. By June 1, I still had no update. I had an appointment scheduled for June 2, but chose not to attend due to the unresolved billing issue. I called again on June 6, and was told they would refund my money--but would deduct a "no-show" fee. I contacted Cigna, and their representative called Lee Ann directly. I was told the issue was resolved and I would receive a refund. However, I was only refunded $53. To be clear: if a doctor knowingly bills you (or your insurance company) for more than the agreed-upon negotiated rate with your insurance company, it can be considered insurance fraud--specifically a type of billing fraud. I do not know whether this practice is directed by Dr. Dranetz or is a decision made solely by Lee Ann, but either way, it is unethical and potentially illegal. Patients deserve transparency and fairness--especially when dealing with in-network providers and insurance billing.

This guy is an a33. His reviews on all sites concur. He refused to give me my meds. He took my weed…read moreuse and expanded it and told me I didn't love life. What a tool.