Clean, professional and quality care. Had one appointment and the provider didn't complete his…read moreintake. We will finish by telemedicine this morning.

I have been an established patient with Anew Era TMS & Psychiatry in Cedar Park for approximately…read morefour years and have been on the same medication, sertraline/Zoloft, during that time. Over the years, I have been moved between multiple providers due to provider turnover within the practice. I recently called for a refill and was told by the receptionist that I could not receive any medication, not even a short bridge refill, until I completed an appointment. I was given no advance notice that this would happen. In the past, I have been able to schedule an appointment and receive a small temporary supply until I could be seen. Because of this sudden refusal, I am now experiencing withdrawal symptoms, including brain zaps, after abruptly stopping a medication I have taken for years. My concern is not simply about scheduling. My concern is the lack of continuity of care, lack of notice, and lack of a safe medication plan for an established psychiatric patient. I understand the importance of follow-up appointments, but abruptly leaving a long-term patient without a bridge refill or provider review feels unsafe and unacceptable. This experience has been very disappointing after four years with the practice, and I would not feel comfortable recommending them based on how this was handled.

Ok, I didn't really want to write a review for a psychiatrist on Yelp, but she absolutely does not…read moredeserve 2 stars. I've seen 3 different psychiatrists, including her. All they have to do is ask how the medicine is working. If things are going well, they can just prescribe more and that's the end of the session. If things aren't going well, they can make other suggestions and prescribe other meds. Dr. Rickenbacker always asked me how things were going, how my job was, etc. She actually cared about my life outside of the medicine she was prescribing. She was also always up to date on the latest research and had me trying out the latest medicines. She was actually a bit creative in that regard and could recommend things that weren't necessarily what every other psychiatrist was prescribing. In the end, her knowledge and her ability to think outside the box is what found a medicine that worked for me. I always scheduled my next appointment with her after my session was over, so I usually didn't have any problems, but I do remember her being hard to schedule with if I had to cancel. She does frequently run over her session times, but I always made sure to schedule plenty of time off work to see her, so it never interfered with anything for me. On days she was running late, I never felt like she rushed through my session to try to catch up. I realize these are big drawbacks, but she is really worth it. The only reason I don't see her anymore is because she no longer takes my insurance.

Over the past eight days I have made multiple requests to schedule an appointment with this doctor…read morewhom my insurance company recommended; two attempts online (new patient form) and two by phone. I have yet to recieve a call back. Followup (03/26): I did recieve a call after sixteen business days however, their services were no longer required. UPDATE!!! Five years later now. My new insurance has strong armed me into leaving my current physician. I decided to give Denae a second chance, given her close proximity to my office. Nearly the same issues again! It was difficult to reach someone, although easier than in 2012. They are currently only accepting new patients by referral which seems odd. I tried to play the game, having my doctor fax over Denae's required form which feels more like an application/screening. After numerous attempts, Denae's office denied receiving the form. My very generous current physician even made multiple attempts to call her office but could not get through to a live person. It appears the poor client service is a cornerstone for Denae's practice.

The team at TMH truly cares. It was so nice to be able to have everything I needed to improve my…read moredepression and anxiety all in one place. I was able to get scheduled with the psychiatrist and therapist very quickly, AND they accepted me insurance!!! What a godsend. I could not have made such an improvement without them.

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The only child and adolescent psychiatrist in the Austin area. I know The doctor personally and she…read moreis very caring, an excellent professional in a very comfortable set up. Fantastic with many available services to support our community in difficult personal times. I fully recommend this practice!

From the owner: Conditions treated by Dr. Zuraima Caldera include ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder),…read moreAnxiety, Mood Disorders, Phobic Disorders, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders, Tic Disorders, PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder), disorders related to the Autism Spectrum, among others. Dr. Caldera Speak English and Spanish

I have been seeing Dr Arlinghaus for almost 4 years, and have established a wonderful relationship…read more To clarify her practice: Kimberly Arlinghaus MD is a highly trained Psychiatrist for Adults. She both specializes in a medical field and in an age range: doctors that do specialize in a age range can provide even more focused care. The pediatric endocrinologist who cared for my child received no complaints from me; age specialization is necessary in the treatment of the brain just like the rest of the body. Moving on... Dr A is extremely caring, compassionate, friendly and experienced. She has both clinical and educational experience, serving as an adjunct professor at Baylor University College of Medicine, I think adjunct prof for the med schools now in the immediate area as well. I came to her in late 2015-after 13 years not only with the wrong diagnosis but also on not one, not two, but THREE wrong, highly addictive medications. She has helped me get off two, work with other doctors to get my horribly messed up medical history corrected (as much as can be done) and fight with my insurance company (when they didn't seem to understand why I needed an extremely strong anti-nausea med while SLOWLY withdrawing). I started out with Dr A for both med management & counseling-the frequency changes depending on what's going on-Maybe at some point I'll change; she already knows my history and I don't have to repeat it. I need that continuity. Her office staff are fantastic. They get to know each patient (on your terms-definitely not pushy and nothing regarding your session). Now, I chat with the Office Mgr as I come and go. This is a small office, any paperwork is done by few, so I also try hard to be polite and thankful for any help-a couple of times it has been way beyond expectations. Ive never had any problems but I know I can express my concerns (and actually might want to wait till I'm OUT OF SESSION to do, as they may be Unfortunately I don't believe Dr A is currently accepting new clients-She MIGHT have a wait list or take a client depending on the situation. Who knows. However any recommendations that come from her staff (I didn't ask if I could publish their names) should be high quality. One option-if you are willing to split Med Management & Psychotherapy, at least w Therapists work in the same suite-I will try to get their info to publish. And keep reading as you should feel comfortable going to them.... If you call and a recommendation THIS is why you should try it out: 1. Most are from patient interactions or Dr A's own experiences with them-and we are picky. 2. Dr A has been in the Greater Austin area for almost 3-4 years, she has great connections AND is highly respected within the medical community. If you cannot get in to see Dr A, please feel comfortable that her recommendations have the stamp of SOMEONE personally saying "yes I had/am having a positive experience". It isn't a collection of Biz Cards for handout. When I did this review, I knew it would be the first time My Name would be published with a Psychiatrist or Psychologist and THAT WOULD BE FINE. It's hard to do public reviews for this (not just HealhGrades or Vitals) but these are needed. We need more of these reviews so hopefully more will be done. I will eventually review my former Psychiatrist. I know I'm receiving wonderful care, and if I couldn't see her (and was still frantically looking) I know I'd get a good recommendation. If for some reason you don't-PLEASE let the office know and what happened-coming onto a Review site and griping does nothing. Dr A & her staff want each person to have great care: If she cannot see someone personally they want to know that person is still in great hands. When Dr A can start seeing patients herself-I'll definitely update this. PLEASE review more Psychiatrists, Psychologists & other Caregivers in this field. Let's make it EASIER not hard for all to find the best person. Blind reviews don't help enough.

UPDATE: Have to reduce my review from 2 stars to 1 star. After a year of making this review they…read morecontacted me apologizing for such discrimination. However, after they apologized they tried to prove the information they presented to me as incorrect. The initial attempt to contact me was with best intentions, but sadly it didn't end in a professional manner. So disappointed in this!

Brian Earthman - I first met him 15 years ago in Georgetown TX. At the time, Brian served as 'yes…read moreman' doctor for The Arbor, which was/is a "Treatment Center" located in Georgetown. All of these places operate on a Shamed Based AA System - Founded, by David Elliott and Burning Tree. Brian: we never talked much, but you had enough time to prescribe me medication back then, which I spent a month getting off later as it was never helpful - so I'm sure you will not mind, taking some time out of your day, to read the other 1 star reviews left on Yelp and Google, by others and myself, for businesses that you know very well, such as The Arbor.

I do not agree with the negative, unfair comments about Dr Earthman and his staff. I have been…read moreseeing Dr. Earthman for years and he has always been kind, caring and thoughtful. He listens to me and I don't ever feel rushed. He has regulated my medications and helped me through some extremely difficult times. Please don't confuse his quiet nature with being non-caring or rude. I appreciate him very much and also his staff, who have always been kind and patient.

The coldest and least informative process. It's been months and I just thought I needed to cool…read moredown and accept. Maybe this is the way things are. But I just need people to know what to expect going in. They will ask you basic questions and ask for money. That's all. There's no information given to you on the process of testing, steps afterwards, and any means of moving forward. I felt more lost leaving this place than when I went we started. I hope someone else can find another place more informative, helpful, and warm. There is no communication with parents here.

Austin Psychological Testing Center charged our insurance $1775 for a psychological evaluation that…read morewas incomplete. The test administrator told my son before he headed to college that he can slowly work on his survey portion on his own. What he wasn't told was that he had 30 days to complete otherwise they would not allow him to turn in and they wouldn't consider his portion after that. Because he is 18 years old, I wasn't allowed to get involved until they wanted the balance of $92.40. Natalie called at that point for payment. I said I would pay my son's balance after they sent the report to him. I don't think they should hold the report hostage when they have received 95% payment. It seems like their focus is only monetary then trying to help patients discover their mental conditions. I am disappointed in how the testing was administered. Instead of breaking the survey into pieces, they send it to him via email which was overwhelming to him. He said filling the form made him depressed. This is why he didn't complete. This should have been considered from the start. I'm sure they technically covered their bases with all the forms we had to sign prior to commencement; however, I feel compelled to warn people from this place.

Beware of this office, especially Dr. Khan. Dr. Khan made a prescription error while seeing my…read moredaughter that caused long term harm. Their office is careless to the point of being negligent- if you are considering them run don't walk away.

I unfortunately never got to see Dr Kahn because Sylvia in their office is incompetent and rude…read more I didn't find out my previous provider didn't take my new insurance until the day before my appointment. I filled out an online appointment request for AMBH right after that happened and I never heard back. So when I was within a week of my medication running out I sent a desperate email begging for an appointment (since every other provider I had contacted in my area on my insurance was not accepting new patients). I immediately heard back that they could fit me in, but then I got a separate email saying I needed to call my insurance company to coordinate benefits, activate my account, and also that I needed to fill out the new patient forms that day. I have a PPO and have had no issues using it with other specialists so it didn't make sense to me, but I called United Health. I spent an hour on the phone, talking to three different people, who told me it made no sense I had to call in because my insurance is active and they saw multiple 2021 claims on my account. I had meetings that afternoon and I finished working at 7p. I go to start start on the forms when I get an email from Sylvia saying my appointment was cancelled because I didn't fill out my paperwork by the end of the business day. She never told me that there was a time deadline for the forms, and she didn't even say due by end of business, she just said "today" in her email. Had I not spent an hour going back and forth with my insurance company for absolutely no reason I'd have had time to do the forms in the only gap I had in my schedule that afternoon and I would easily have gotten them done within the imaginary deadline she never gave me. The only other appointments available were the following week, past when my medication needed to be refilled, and she knew that based on our previous communication. Cancelling my appointment after business hours did nothing but leave a gap in Dr Kahn's schedule. If the forms were due by a certain time in the day then she should've told me that. Considering this is a mental health provider, the office staff should all know how important staying on medication is. There's no way I would attempt to reschedule at this office if this is the way the staff treats prospective patients, especially desperate ones.