I can't recommend Dr. Kahn-Rose highly enough! The practice is so convenient and my visits are all telehealth. I've felt a genuine connection from the very first session. He is just so incredibly kind. He is also so knowledgeable and compassionate; he takes the time to listen and truly understands his patients' needs. He gets me! His approach has made a significant impact managing anxiety. What really stands out is the entire team. Desiree and Helene are friendly and welcoming, making scheduling and check-ins seamless. One time I had trouble with my Zoom link and they talked me through it and I made it to my appointment on time! They helped me with getting samples when I ran out of medicine. Who does that? The nurse practitioners are equally wonderful--always ready to help and provide support. In addition, Dr. Kahn-Rose has a great network of therapists, which adds another layer of support for those who need it. I also appreciate that the office accepts Medicare, So I referred my Mother-in-Law. If you're looking for a caring and dedicated professional who excels in telehealth, along with a fantastic team, look no further than Dr. Kahn-Rose. I'm so grateful for the positive changes he has helped me achieve! read more

Pleasant experience all around! Dr. Kahn-Rose was wonderful and the office staff was so kind and easy to work with!

I can't say enough about Dr K and his office. Every time I go in there I'm treated with such great care by his staff . The nurse practitioners and therapist are always attentive and amazing. Desiree especially is so friendly, helpful and efficient especially with scheduling. Always abke to squeeze me in last minute when needed. And I truly appreciate that. I appreciate all of them. read more

I had a great experience with Dr. Kahn rose. From Desiree taking my call (she was very professional and considerate) to my appointment with th Dr. I felt not as just another patient but an individual and all my anxiety was quickly calmed. I highly recommend them. read more

Dr. Kahn-Rose is an excellent doctor. He is very knowledgeable and genuinely cares about his patients. He takes the time to listen, explain things clearly and makes you feel supported. I highly recommend him. read more

Dr. Kahn-Rose and his team are exceptional. He's compassionate, knowledgeable, and truly listens. Nurse practitioner Stacey Green is especially wonderful--empathetic, thorough, and incredibly helpful. The office staff are friendly, kind and responsive. I'm so grateful for the care I've received and highly recommend this practice. read more

Stay away. After your initial appointment with Dr. Kahn-Rose you will be relegated to an associate. My wife had a psychiatrist for over 25 years, who she saw once every three months for her controlled substance prescriptions, who retired. Now this office refused to renew her medication because "it's been a month" and DEA guidelines say that is required for renewal. Well in point of fact, it is a guideline but not a requirement, and my wife's last appointment was a few days shy of a month, but they insisted she make another appointment. They backed off it being a requirement and said "it's office policy " to follow the guidelines. I called my wife's primary physician, who agreed that was ridiculous, that she only needed to see 5e psychiatrist twice a year and he can manage it in between. He immediately filled the prescription, and he doesn't do so willy nilly. Our pharmacist said he has never heard of a psychiatrist requiring a monthly appointment. Zero stars. Again, stay away.if Yelp would allow zero start, that's what I would give them. read more

I have been going to this office for many years. While the office staff has had some turn over (for the better) since the pandemic, I am always well taken care of. They are kind and efficient. I have seen a Dr Kahn-Rose and other providers in this office during the years and they have always been helpful and supportive. read more

Excellent psychiatrist. Terrific staff. And good quality care. I find Dr. Kahn-Rose and his staff to be very understanding and always helpful. He is a great psychiatrist. read more

Dr. Kahn-Rose's associate, Dr. Van Kamp, has been extremely lax as far as prescribing medication. He performs counseling, but is just a registered nurse (with a PHd however). He never called the pharmacy TWICE when I needed it. Today I woke up dizzy, with anxiety, an elevated heartbeat and nauseated inasmuch as I was cold out of meds. It took several phone calls to finally get the office to call in the meds to the pharmacy. I do not know if the lack of organization is due to the pandemic, but still unacceptable. read more

I was referred to this office when my last doctor stopped taking Medicare. I am now looking for another doctor. I have seen Dr. K-R two times, didn't connect with him either time. Liked Roxanne but thought what was the reason to see her and him? Double dipping was the only reason I could understand. Last visit he prescribed a med and wanted me to take it in varying doses, when I got to pharmacy I see it is a capsule, unable to take it in small doses. Needs to be a tablet to accomplish that. Why doesn't he know this med doesn't come in a tablet? Still waiting for a call back to get that answer. Have begun research to find another doctor, this one doesn't seem to care. Neither do I. Bye, bye to your office and your lack of concern, empathy, understanding and reimbursement!! read more

Just go to his website and read about him. His ideal patient is a defenseless elderly patient with dimensia. When you read about his "knowledge" of psych meds, it's clear he has no understanding of what most of them are for. For example, he shames those who rely on fast-acting benzodiazapines for anxiety attacks (such as Xanax and Clonopin (which are FDA approved for such attacks BECAUSE they work so quickly to calm a patient), preferring to proscribe and old school antidepressant like welbutrin or a sleep med like Trazadone for this condition. Clearly this man has never had an anxiety attack. And knows nothing of the experience. If faced with the beginnings of an attack say, on the freeway or in a mall, I can sit down, take a small amount of Xanax and avoid a black out causing panic attack. If I took what he suggests, I'd fall asleep at the wheel on the way home. Fast acting is good. Unconsciousness is not. Also, people with serious, long histories of anxiety issues take their meds prn (as needed). These drugs are no more addicting than others he prescribes, but his implication that they are just reveals how ignorant he is. http://drrobertkahnrose.com/medications/ His refusal to recognize adult ADD even exists is another key sign of how out of touch he is with modern medicine. He isn't concerned about quality of life for adults in their 30s, 40s 50s, with learning disabilities, social phobias, etc. He thinks ADD meds are for kids with ADD and can sometimes be helpful for dimensia seniors to give them a little push of energy if they need motivation during the day. Right. I know tons of high level corporate accountants, doctors, psychiatrists (with actual MDs), day traders, trial, lawyers, working moms, all of whom have struggled their lives with ADD and who, on occasion, have to rely on it to make it through a day. Has he attended a legit medical school or kept up with his required continuing education requirements, he'd probably know this. But, as his office breaks every single rule of ethics set up by the Medical Board as far as confidentiality, maintaining records, HIPPA, corresponding with patients, etc I'm sure he doesn't care. My point is JUST READ HIS WEBSITE BEFORE YOU GO HERE. AND, IF YOU ARE AND ELDERLY PATIENT WITH DIMENSIA AND HIS PRACTICE APPROACH SOUNDS RIGHT FOR YOU, THEN GO. If you are under 60, do not have dimensia, and require proper treatment for depression, anxiety, ptsd, insomnia, panic attacks, grief counseling, agoraphobia, couples counseling, bipolarity, or any other severe psychiatric condition, I strongly suggest you go elsewhere. I've done all I can to protect people. This man, his carelessness, and his total lack of compassion almost cost me my life. Feel free to message me if you have questions. I'd like to spare anyone else from what I've been through. read more

Dr. Robert Kahn-Rose, M.D., Ph.D., is Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, UCLA. However, Dr. Kahn-Rose's medical care for my 92-year old mother is appalling at best. He has TWICE prescribed very strong mood stabilizers and, although we've pleaded with him to follow up, he NEVER has done that. She had a bad reaction to one of the meds he prescribed; so bad that my mother became severely disabled and unable to care for herself. Although we called his office multiple times, I had to fly down to L.A., get an emergency visit with Dr. Kahn-Rose. He saw us for 20-minutes, and gave her some samples of a med (which worked). But, he has not followed up once, just to check-in, to see how his patient is doing. If he cannot give proper care to an elderly patient under his care, then he has an obligation to say so, and an obligation at least to refer us to someone who can give my mother proper care. His office staff is awful; his wife Lilly doesn't care; doesn't follow up; and refuses to help us out by giving Dr. Kahn-Rose a fax message we send in. We have sent fax messages that go into my mother's file which, then, is never opened. Really bad care for the elderly on medicare. He's just scamming folks out of their medicare money in my opinion. read more

I'll never go back to this office again. Dr. Kahn-Rose had me see his nurse practitioner in the office, her office was depressing full of old computer stuff. I had told Dr. Kahn-Rose in the past that I didn't care for his NP but he made me see her. After waiting 45 minutes after my appointment time and in their depressed waiting room I was getting upset and anxious . This is a shrinks office, do you need to go there to get more upset and anxious. The NP finally called me in, and didn't even offer an apology for making me wait, she was condescending to me and on 3 occasions in so many words was calling me a liar. On the 3 occasion I walked out of the office as I wasn't going to be called a liar. I asked Dr. Kahn-Rose to call me, I tried to reach him via telephone but his message machine was filled up. I sent him a text asking what he wanted me to do. On Monday I called the office and spoke with the office manager asking someone to get back to me, most importantly I needed a prescription refilled. No one has ever called me back from their offices Dr. Kahn-Rose is a shrink. No one should be called (in so many words) a liar abd should not have one of his staff condescending to you, totally unacceptable and I won't be going back read more

I paged DR kahn Rose Multipule times and it took him more than 5 pages to get back to me each time when I was in dire distress. He told me I had to figure my own medications out for myself and that my depression wasn't my meds. Not a good doctor. read more

I quit seeing this doctor about a year ago. He misdiagnosed me as having bi-polar disorder, which I clearly do not have. Then he prescribed a medication for me that made me dizzy going downstairs or an escalator. I found this to be a peculiar problem, but the problem went away as soon as I stopped taking the medication. Then Roxanne suggested that I have seasonal-affective disorder. I started to tell her that around November 1 I start to feel introspective and somewhat negative. She interrupted me, and with a forefinger in the air she said, "Ah, seasonal-affective disorder." That's when I interrupted her and told her that my son passed away on December 1, so that time of year brings up sad memories. She wanted to prescribe an anti-psychotic medication. I refused to take it because I clearly am not psychotic. I am elderly. Had I taken these medications I'm sure my functioning would have been diminished. I would appreciate a truly excellent psychiatrist who works with elderly and also takes Medicare. As far as I can tell Dr. Kahn-Rose is the only one who takes Medicare in the San Fernando Valley. I'm grateful that I know enough about psychology to understand that I was misdiagnosed and given inappropriate medication. I have been a psychotherapist since 1975, so I know something about diagnoses and medications. I feel badly for anyone who goes into this office with the hope of getting true help. read more

Dr. Kahn-Rose is amazing. He has helped me so much. I would definitely recommend him to anybody who ever asked. His staff is also very helpful. Overall a fantastic experience. read more

Dr. Kahn Rose has helped guide me successfully in managing my multi dimensional problems through his advice and insights stemming from his outstanding knowledge of psychiatric pharmacology as a whole. With his help, we have established a course of treatment that works for the multiple problems I have been seeking to treat. I would highly recommend Dr. Kahn Rose to anybody dealing with a complex array of psychiatric care needs as his grasp of pharmacology as it relates to psychiatry is solid as can be. Beyond that, he is also pleasant to deal with and always listens to the things I have to say, which is important because only through this feedback can the doctor-patient relationship function as it should, given communication is the only way any doctor can be fully informed about how to approach a solution. Overall, I am glad to be working with Dr. Kahn Rose and look forward to continuing to working with him, and would not hesitate to recommend him to those seeking the guidance of a psychiatrist in their endeavor to find solutions that work and are supported by science. read more

I just want to say that after coming to DR. Kahn-Rose's office for a good amount of time, I have nothing but good to say about the Dr's. and every single one of the staff. They are respectful, warm and are always there to help. I feel comfortable as soon as I walk in the door, and I believe that the other patients have had the same experience. I can only say that I'm so glad that I was referred to this office! Thank you, Nancy Gannon read more

The office staff here is the absolute worst. I felt terrible anxiety just calling them, because I knew what I was going to have to deal with. Really rude people. The sense of urgency was always low unless you became really aggressive and called and called. Getting a hold of the doctor himself was always difficult, which when dealing with new medications that can have a cluster of side effects, really this shouldn't be such a horrendous issue. Dr. Kahn-Rose himself is a very nice man, but after a few years of going to him, I began to feel less and less like we were clicking and that he was truly understanding my issues or what my medical needs might be. If you are on medication that gives you're in the process of trying new medications, or are going to be in a situation where you are going to need to work very closely with your doctor, I cannot recommend this office. read more

Every time I come to Dr. Kahn-Rose's office I have an amazing experience. The staff is very friendly and will answer any questions I have. When I call the office with questions they always answer and help me. Dr. Kahn-Rose is a fantastic doctor. He is very kind and has helped me a lot. I know I will continue coming back. It's very difficult to find a good psychiatrist, but I highly recommend him to anyone who is looking for a great doctor. read more

My experience was similar. My 92-year-old mother was RARELY examined by Dr. Kahn-Rose but rather by nurse practitioners, who did little more than take her BP. The bills, however, reflect charges for physician consultations. Lily, the office manager and wife of Dr. Kahn-Rose, recently placed a very unprofessional "collections" call to me, out of state, for an account which was NOT delinquent and which she admitted she had not checked first. I am transferring my mother's care immediately. read more