I have never met a doctor like Dr. Pooler. He genuinely cares about his patients in a way that I…read morehave never experienced. I have a chronic illness, which has made me depressed. Before he gave me any ketamine for treatment, he got to know me. Other local ketamine centers simply wanted my money, with no regard to my overall well being. I am only at the beginning of my treatment, and because of Dr. Pooler and his nurse Lindsey, I feel hopeful for the first time in many years.

From the owner: Ketamine infusion therapy is an amazingly adaptable medication. Traditionally, ketamine has been…read moreused as an anesthesia medication. Recent research has shown that ketamine substantially aids patients suffering from several mental health issues. Our clinics goal is to serve as a strong stepping stone on the road to recovering from those disabilities. Depression, PTSD, Chronic Pain and other conditions will be addressed by our staff in your quest to feel better faster. Jason Clifford Pooler, MD is the medical director at the Chattanooga Ketamine Center Dr Pooler is a fellow in Integrative Psychiatry He practiced anesthesia for nearly a decade a level 1 trauma center Dr. Pooler graduated from University of Tennessee Medical School in Memphis in 2000 He received his general surgery board certification in 2006 after a 6 year residency at Erlanger Hospital in Chattanooga, TN In 2010 he received board certification in anesthesia after a 3 year residency at The University of Oklahoma He is a published first author in a peer reviewed science journal Dr. Pooler has developed multiple patents

She was condescending. I saw Dr for four years for ADHD and post traumatic stress disorder. Dr…read moredouble-billed me on multiple occasions, and was not knowledgeable in the field.

Very attentive and dedicated staff. Good doctors. I have been at the ER and I was cared for very…read morewell and also at the Sleep Lab. No complains. Thank you for helping me.

worst hospital security system eve, came out of town to go to funeral and my wife got sick and we…read moreare an interracial couple and being Afro Latino I was treated like a slave and or criminal. beside the security guards here, I truly recommend the place but beware for maga security.

I didn't know what it was like to be a girl getting her first period in the desert under Taliban…read morerule until I had my unfortunate stay in Erlanger Behavioral Health. I had a bloody anus every day I was there and the bathrooms were locked. The rooms were locked during the day. The unit hallway had patients duking it out and some even punching holes in walls. A patient escaped, I got punched, bullied, and constantly messed with. The water stopped working while I was there briefly. The quality of care was like jumping off a cliff. You'd be better taking the cliff than this hospital.

My son has visited the facility twice since it's opening in late June. His medications have been…read morereduced from nine to four. Harold Levine, psychiatrist, is there to help his patients achieve the best health possible. The second visit was caused by the fact my son's psychiatrist of eight years, Dr. Richard Mauroner, refused to treat him after his first hospitalization at EBHH because he is a Parkridge doctor. Not only did he refuse to treat my son but he also would not refill any of his prescriptions which sent him into withdrawal and forced him back into the hospital. EBHH was there to help him through this situation. So very thankful that Chattanooga now has a premiere new mental health facility to help our mentally ill patients. For EBHH, it is about the patient and not about the money.

I'm from Dallas Tx and really needed to make sure I didn't have any pressure in my eye so I went…read morethere the person who took my insurance told me nobody like Texas the doctor I had was extremely rude would never go back.

Do not take your child here. They are secretive about all information regarding your child once…read morethere. They don't allow you to discharge your child if you aren't happy it. They will keep them as long as insurance will allow, regardless of the child's needs. They don't allow them to continue prescribed medications and will prescribed all new stuff, half of which is meant to sedate them. Our pharmacist and pediatrician were alarmed by the amount of different antihistamines she'd been given. The experience was traumatic for the child and our family.

Dr. Appareddy's office is always accommodating and the virtual appointments are so convenient!read more

Dr Appareddy has disappeared! I was her patient for 9 months and had a good experience. But she has…read morenot responded to any calls since August 2025.

I saw Dr for several months but was overcharged hundreds of dollars. Dr wasn't friendly in…read moreinteractions, and improperly diagnosed my PTSD. Lack of integrity.