"I cannot say enough good things about Aura MD, but specifically about Erica, the Office Manager…read more In a world where healthcare can feel like an automated machine, Erica is a true gem. She consistently goes above and beyond, taking the time to talk to me and calm me down when I call in between my appointments. It is clear she truly cares about people and their well-being. This is the most outstanding service I have ever experienced with any medical provider, and Erica's presence alone makes this practice world-class." Jamie

I made an appointment but had to reschedule at the last minute due to an unfortunate pet emergency…read morethat occurred just 30 minutes before my appointment. Im not really sure why it had to happen at the time of my appointment. Sadly, I had to make the difficult decision to put my pet down. I reached out to see if they could offer any leniency with their strict cancellation policy. They had already taken a deposit ($50, if I remember correctly), but then charged me an additional $100 for the cancellation. I tried to explain my situation, but it felt like I was talking to an ai robot person on the phone who kept saying the same thing over and over like a horrible broken record. This kind of response is unfortunately pretty common and probably not surprising. I did find a new friendly psychiatrist who doesn't even have that policy, or atleast after the VERY FIRST TIME. I DIDN'T EVEN MEET ANYONE IN THE OFFICE YET. anyways yeah, i do NOT recommend this place. So thankful there's better out there! :)

Love it here. It's…read morehard to find a psychiatrist that can pick up on your life Everyone's life is so complex. Dr Partida spent the time to know me. My wife and I are going thru real life marriage and it's great to have somebody in our court who's a professional and certainly more professional than any of my truly awesome friends

I'm updating my review since I have now been seeing Dr. Partida for approximately 4 years. In that…read moretime she's helped me improve my coping skills, find a medication regime that works for me, and helped me more fully understand the complexities of my disorders: PTSD, depression, and generalized anxiety disorder. Never have I had a doctor that matches Dr. Partida: professional and courteous front office staff, fast access to care (both at appointments and via phone call follow-ups and prescription refills), bilingual, culturally competent, and kind. Every now and again I stop and reflect on how much better my life has gotten since I started seeing Dr. Partida. Across the board, she's an extraordinary practitioner in psychoanalysis and medication management.

I've been seeing psychiatrists and social worker/ psychologists off and on at Hauser clinic since…read more1997. They have some really good psychiatrists and social workers. However, I have trouble with getting refill requests from my pharmacy honored. I have to call the clinic to get it done. It's hard to get a hold of someone over the phone. I don't see myself with them for much longer.

I have been going to Hauser Clinic for 5 years now. They are good people and very patient…read more All of them are helpful. I go to Dr. Dorothy. Barbara Matranga

I highly recommend Brain Health Consultants. I've experienced debilitating depression and anxiety…read morefor years. I had tried nearly every medication available and nothing seemed to work...Until TMS. For those with treatment resistant depression, I encourage you to schedule a consult and check out TMS. It began working after only a few session. No pain or discomfort. The change in my mood and feeling like the dark clouds had finally lifted was profound. I feel like myself again, and I have so much gratitude for the entire BHC team. Their entire staff was committed to helping me get well. They care deeply about their patients, and they know what they're doing. I highly recommend BHC, and specifically TMS for treatment resistant depression.

This place is really helpful. Everyone is nice and understanding I have been struggling with…read moredepression for a couple years. I've been seeing a therapist who helped but I was still stuck and just didn't feel right. I can honestly say I feel better now than I have in years. Both docs used to teach medical school and know a lot about medication and the brain and the treatments.

Nothing has changed except they moved. The worst run medical office I've ever seen. No return…read morecalls, no way to leave a message. You have to physically go there to talk to them. Starting with a new doc is difficult but it might be worth it.

I've been going to Dr Busch for many years. He is very kind and calming. He helped me find the…read moreright medicine for me several years ago and has worked with me to reduce what I take over time. I've had a good experience with him.

I'd give them 0 stars if I could. I scheduled an appointment, payed a deposit, came across town and…read moreshowed up early to fill out all paperwork. When my appointment time came the reception said the doctor had to go and couldn't see me today and could I reschedule. Ridiculous. They obviously don't value there patients time.

Let me just say this, my husband and my best friend really wish I'd find a new psychiatrist…read more.... The man is around 80, with antiquated views of men and women. He will fully admit that he still does not have a diagnosis for me after 2 years, and has tried me on several different medications, alternately labeling me "bi-polar," which I am not, and an "alcoholic", which I also am not and which is what led my husband to disliking him so much (I used to drink 2 drinks a week and now I don't even drink at all). Half of what he says I have no idea where he is going with it and it confuses me, and I think for me, he has only been about 15% helpful, and that has mostly been in writing prescriptions to help my anxiety that I had already known about and was taking before I even began to see him. To be honest, if it weren't for his WONDERFUL office staff that is so pleasant and caring and efficient, I probably would never go back. I know he is a well respected doctor in town, but he has never been suited very well to me. I think he just doesn't understand me, or maybe just young women. He seems to be very sought after and his staff can usually fit me in for emergencies, and that combined with me not knowing where else to turn, has had me going back for two years now.

I'd like to clarify, this is certainly a real review. I was recommended to this psychiatrist for…read moreanxiety. I must apologize, because I didn't actually get to *see* Dr. Gallentin. This was because her receptionist was unbelievably rude. I couldn't find my insurance card over the phone, and she proceeded to take a tone that came off as needlessly annoyed. It felt like I was wasting *her* time when I tried to book an appointment, and genuinely made me feel anxious. Upon finding out that my insurance wasn't accepted, she began to lecture me on what was taken - notwithstanding that I really didn't care, because I could just pay out of pocket trivially. Perhaps she was having a bad day, maybe she was swamped, maybe she has a lot going on. But her stressors do not belong in that environment. I'm giving the doctor herself the benefit of the doubt since I didn't meet with her, but this is not the first review critiquing terrible staff, and it says a lot that nothing has been done about it.

I find it hard to believe all these positive reviews of Dr. Gallentine. I have gone to her and I…read moreknow several others that have gone to her and have a negative opinion of her as I do. She is not very good and wants you to continue to go to her forever. She is arrogant, condescending, manipulative and not helpful. Read the other negative report and that is the Real Dr. Gallentine.

Yelp shows me a prompt, "what could improve?" Here's my answer: BELIEVE WOMEN. Treat women as if…read moreyou actually believe them. Ask questions in such a way that you signal you are willing to believe. In the early 1970s I was placed in a facility at this physical location. It has changed hands many times. The location and the physical buildings are just as I recall. The people, the management team, the corporate face and name have all changed. I seem to recall it was a general medical facility at that time, but it did have a locked psych ward. Other contemporary reviews suggest the attitude has not changed. I was punished by my mother for being in a deep clinical depression. I was "diagnosed" as schizophrenic (a catch-all back then for "we're clueless.") My mother added language that I was a slut and a liar, etc. I was kept under observation for 2+ weeks, and threatened with electroshock therapy. I slapped a smile on my face and acted like I was perfectly happy to be there, to avoid "treatment." I'm sure it would have been profitable for me to have stayed there much longer. There was another patient in the same locked psych ward, in his 40s or 50s. He had been admitted for treatment to a locked psych ward, where several teenage girls including me were housed. His alternative was jail time, because he was a convicted child molester. Somebody in management must have agreed this was a good idea, and took no precautions to avoid the inevitable. He molested me. I was not stupid. A schizophrenic lying slut would not have been believed. Institutional prestige would have been damaged, revenues compromised. My mother was hell-bent on punishing me for responding as I did to her poor parenting skills. I prioritized my own sanity over justice. I did what I had to, acted adorable, sweet and innocent, and never looked back. Sort of a secular version of "Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey." I needed to get out, and could not risk what I saw as clear signals that I would be disbelieved, and silenced for my efforts. I brute-forced my life back on track, made a number of self-sabotaging decisions that could have killed me, and managed to appear externally successful, although I could have done more in my career. There is no possible apology or remedy for the harm I have suffered. Maybe management is no longer that stupid. Maybe there are good people and good patient experiences to be had. Yelp reviews tend to skew to strongly-held feelings, either good or bad. But the sorts of things I'm seeing in the reviews here make me think there's carryover--whether at this specific place, or in the field of mental health care generally. I am writing this review partly as an amends to my 16-year-old self. This review has taken me literally over 50 years to compose. I also want to flag a possible continued attitude I find horrifying: not believing women. I want to warn people that I have read enough research about the mental health field and how they treat children. I have additional firsthand experience about the failings of the mental health field from my time as a caregiver to my life-partner. (After all the drugs, labels, and shaming for "not doing the work," turns out she was actually early onset Alzheimer's.) I know that my experience was not entirely unusual. You want to improve? Believe women. I was not able to articulate what I was experiencing at that time. But I did know quite clearly what was going on. Believe women.

When I was finally transferred out of hell (aka MethodistHospital's psych ward, I was pleasantly…read moresurprised after being transferred here. What I loved about it: *smoke breaks The cafeteria Game night Yoga Anger management sessions I even made new friends and started a rollerblading group called blading group, the suicide squad. Unfortunately, we still haven't met for a skate. Fair warning... they may not be YOUR people. Keep in mind, we are all heavily medicated. Think. Long queue of patients waiting in line, plastic cup and mouth inspection before we leave the line. On the outside most of us don't take our meds.