This was my second visit with Dr Czyrny (pronounced "Churny" if you ever need an appointment). If…read moreyou've ever had a nerve conduction study, you're probably cringing at the thought of having to have TWO of them done. But hang with me. The first time I saw Dr. Czyrny was before I had a spinal fusion surgery. My orthopedic surgeon sent me here prior to cutting into me. I didn't know what to expect and really didn't do any homework ahead of time. My ortho told me that I'd feel some "tingling" and some "slight shocking" feelings, but that was it. It honestly didn't sound too bad. I've got a few tattoos, so needles don't exactly scare me. I wish I could tell you more about that initial appointment, but I really don't remember that much about it. It was in 2015. Nothing really stands out. After a car accident in 2017, my shoulder specialist sent me to see Dr. Czyrny for a nerve conduction study because I was complaining of some shoulder pain that sounded a lot like a torn rotator cuff. He did some X-rays, an MRI, and then felt the nerve conduction study was important. I knew I had been before, but had forgotten what kind of adventure I was in for, so I did some homework this time. Holy crap! To say this scared the pants off me is an understatement! I watched videos and read reviews that had me so scared that I was ready to call the whole thing off. However, the morning of my appointment, I found my biggest & brightest pair of big girl undies and went into that appointment expecting a horrifying experience, but knowing I'd live to tell about it. As I sat in the waiting room, a calm feeling came over me when I started to think logically. This nerve conduction study was something I had done before. This procedure didn't stand out in my mind in any way. It didn't stand out as being awful or as being incredibly painful. It didn't stand out as being anything. That made me realize that it probably wasn't going to be so bad. When my name was called and I went back to the procedure room, Dr. Czyrny eased my fears pretty instantly. He didn't necessarily recognize my face, but he did know my name and he knew he had done the study on me before. He asked me if I had any questions, and I told him I didn't really remember the first experience. He said, "Well, that means either it isn't as bad as people say it is or maybe I am actually skilled at this after all!" We both chuckled at his joke, and he had me sit on the table while he began with the needles. I felt literally almost nothing. Remember when you were a kid in the '70s and you'd shuffle your socked feet across the shag carpet? Then you'd go find your little brother and touch him, both of you screaming for just a second during that quick electric shock? No? Was that just me? Well, this was less than that. Dr. Czyrny really is skilled at what he does, and while he had to go up and down both arms, I had no problems sitting like a champ for the procedure. I didn't need my big girl undies after all. I could most definitely have done just fine with little girl undies. Certainly no need for granny panties! So if you're having a nerve conduction study and you're scared out of your wits, I'm not going to guarantee that the procedure won't hurt at all. But I will tell you that if you have that study done with Dr. Czyrny, it'll be a breeze! (Still, you should probably wear some underwear.)

After only one visit, I am incredibly impressed with my care. Maureen is kind and efficient. She…read morehad called the pharmacy and sorted things out before I made it to work post appointment. Excited to have found a good provider and see how things go.

From the owner: At Resilient Psychiatry in the beautiful east side of the Northern Suburbs of Buffalo neighborhood…read moreof Williamsville, New York, board-certified Maureen Conway, PMHNP, specializes in adult psychiatry. Maureen and the staff provide patient-centered care and compassionate mental health services for patients 20 years old and up via telemedicine. With an integrative and multi-disciplinary team approach focusing on evidence-based care, Resilient Psychiatry is dedicated to helping patients achieve their health and wellness goals and live their best lives.  Maureen graduated from Vanderbilt University (informally Vandy or VU) in Nashville, Tennessee. She offers patients over twenty years of experience as an adult psychiatry practitioner, adult ADHD specialist, and insomnia specialist. As an experienced health care specialist, Maureen is highly skilled in addressing a wide range of mental health concerns, from anxiety, depression, and mood disorders to complex behavioral concerns, such as attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Trauma-informed, Maureen and staff are skilled in the diagnosis and treatment of anxiety and depression related to trauma, as well as panic disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Depending on individual needs, Maureen can also refer patients to other specialists. Patients can receive mental health services from an expert in their homes or other locations via telemedicine...

I have been a patient at Williamsville psych for over a year and I got dropped from this practice…read moretoday after sleeping through a whopping 2 appointments. Both had been pretty unwillingly scheduled at 9 am! No warning, no nothing, just my NP (not a doctor) giving me a call saying I've been terminated from the practice, after scheduling an appointment with the front office 20 minutes prior. As someone with a disorder such as mine, I was able to find a new office and a new doctor, with no referral within the hour, so I guess it was no big deal for me? What does that tell you about Williamsville Psychiatry though. Do they care about their patients and their progress? Or are they more concerned about the business they lose that given day when a patient misses and needs to reschedule an appointment. I'll leave her name anonymous, but as for my NP (again, not a doctor), she may be the most stale, plain, and honestly inhospitable worker I've come across in the medical field. It just kind of feels like a slap in the face too when I drop lump sums of money coming here, just to have my "doctor" (NP) rush all of my appointments. She gives me the vibe that she just plays candy crush or something in between all of her patients. I'd give zero stars, but 1 star is okay, only because the aloof NP in question was pretty hot.

ive been seeing a provider here for meds for the last year and just keep getting frustrated in…read moredifferent ways. i get lectured, i get fined, forgotten entirely when i am late for work, i get over charged, and then when i call to talk to a person i wait 20 minutes on the line and then get sent to voicemail. as soon as i can i am finding another doctor. the providers here act like they do not care about you and then lecture you about your life and treatment like you're an idiot. and then they send you to voicemail after waiting.

Krista Clever is the doctor for you if you're hoping to make your life more difficult, get zero…read moreresolutions and have more issues after leaving than you did coming in. I went to her office to discuss different medication options and treatment for my tween after she was ALREADY evaluated for suicide following suicidal ideations stemming from a new SSRI. We were actively taking steps for treatment and have a team of mental health professionals guiding us. She spent less than 10 minutes with my daughter, then immediately demanded she be admitted to a private mental health hospital, for a 7 day lock-in and no contact with her loved ones. Or I could take her to ECMC (to be placed with mentally unstable 12-18 year olds of all genders), if I didn't want to pay an exorbitant amount of money for an unnecessary stay at a private facility. I found it fascinating that Krista felt like she had more insight into my daughter, in such a small time frame, than the team of professionals who evaluated and cleared her days prior. Those professionals worked closely with the guidance team at her school (who have been involved with her mental health for 2 years already), spent over an hour speaking with my daughter and were incredibly thorough. I valued their opinion more than this woman who barely spent any time with my child, and she did not have any insight from those who have already been working with my tween. I did not even make an appointment for this reason, we just wanted some assistance with medication. Immediately I contacted other services to have her reevaluated and SURPRISE! Not a single person agreed with her hasty, incomplete and wreckless recommendation. Krista chose an extreme response that would have inflicted more trauma and issues on my child than would have solved- and she did so with minimal information. The next day she called me and threatened to call an ambulance and take my child by force if I didn't follow her recommendation and was so angry when I told her my daughter was immediately reevaluated and cleared. She then contacted the office who gave me a second opinion, deeming hers inadequate, to scold them for not following her orders. But they had already been working with my daughter and had more insight than Krista. Overall, we had three evaluations for suicide risk, all by qualified mental health professionals, Krista was the only one who made such an irresponsible decision, and it was the least thorough and quickest assessment yet. I am so thankful for Spectrum Services, who offered me legal counsel when she threatened to take my child forcefully, despite having been immediately reevaluated leaving her office. It seems Krista has a problem being wrong, she kept saying "i know what I'm doing, this is my job". Well, it is also the job of the other mental health professionals who cleared my daughter and actually took the time to know her and assess her entire situation. It is honestly alarming that this woman works in medicine and has the power to make life-altering decisions on someone's behalf with little to no information. Stay far away.

I was very hesitant to continue my search for a psychiatrist since my last place basically said out…read moreof nowhere that he was losing his DEA license and could no longer give me the medications that work for me. I called spa hoping to see a certain doctor but they explained that she wasn't taking new patients but I could see a psychiatric np . Again I was unsure what to expect but I'm so glad I got to speak with Taylor Simon. I felt incredibly comfortable talking to her like she was actually listening and treating me as if I'm a human being and not just another patient. She also made some awesome recommendations for therapists in the area. I walked out of her office feeling incredibly relieved! So glad I found her.

I have struggled with mental illness for nearly 30 years now, starting at age 14. I have been in…read moreand out of psychotherapy, on and off dozens of meds, and placed on 72 hour hold in inpatient at several area mental health providers. I had NEVER had a positive experience in inpatient at any hospital until someone recommended Brylin. The doctors, the therapists, the social workers, the aides and paraprofessional staff, the nurses - every single one of them helpful, understanding, supportive and, most importantly, this team will do whatever it takes to get every patient the care and the assistance they need to succeed in the outside world.

My grandson smelled like body order was in the same pants days ago ..they were concerned abt their…read morepatients but only from A certain standpoint..receptionist was welcoming an very professional an polite .

So we were a little skeptical at first with this hospital. Unfortunately grandma fell while…read morevisiting Niagara Falls and we wanted to get her hip x-rayed. Someone suggested this particular hospital so we drove from Canada into the Buffalo New York area. At first looking at the reviews we were hesitant however we decided to proceed forward. The staff as you enter the hospital was very friendly. They came out to the car and helped us get grandma out of the backseat of the SUV. The Hospital was not busy so our wait times were low, they moved her into the back and got her all checked in. We immediately went to x-ray and again the staff was absolutely wonderful. The nice young man who used to be a paramedic was very kind and helped with the anxiety and fear that grandma head. At the end of the day thankfully grandma's hip was not fractured, we were given a copy of our x-rays and we will head back to Southern California and follow up with her primary doctor. When you read all the negative reviews please make sure to take a look at what they are really complaining about. Most people are complaining about the time delay while waiting to get checked in. That is how it is at most ER's and I don't think it's fair that you write a negative review about how long the wait time is , it really comes down to how many people are sick and injured. We were very lucky and there was no one ahead of us so we were in and out in less than 2 1/2 hours. If you go to the ER and there are several people in front of you you're gonna have to wait and that is not the fault of the hospital.

I have to agree with the reviews about "care" for loved ones who are experiencing mental illness…read more After taking my adolescent child to the Psychiatric CPEP, I was first told by the social worker that my child was feeling anxious about the 1st day of school and repeatedly talked over me. He discounted a long history of chid's severe depression and anxiety, as well as a history of chronic pain and illness. He also dismissed statements that child feared hurting themselfand others. Thank God I travel with medical paperwork to substantiate the several medical and psychological issues and I was finally told they would "hold on to" my child. Where the keep the kids should be illegal, but I do understand that they have to maintain safethy. But they could do more as the environment was scary and the adults were indifferent. My child was evaluated by a psychiatrist during the night and I was called and asked if I was comfortable taking child home. I was also told they do not prescribe medication in CPEP and I was directed to follow up with Children's Psych Center, (although they don't take our insurance) or another provider for outpatient therapy. I was not comfortable and said so. Child was evaluated again by another psychiatrist and after discussion, it was agreed to have child moved up to the Adolescent Behavioral Unit. My husband and I met with child's counselor and was told that he agreed child was not safe to go home, child needed to be medicated, (which would take 4-6 weeks to start taking effect), and child would be evaluated weekly to determine safety. I was also told counselor would work with child on skills to address some identified concerns. As parents, we felt relieved that child would begin a treatment in a safe environment and would be released when child became more stable. That afternoon I was called by a doctor in the unit. I was told that what the counselor had said was incorrect and should not have shared that information with us. I was also told we don't keep kids for that length of time (which we didn't know at the time) and that "we don't do that here" when I asked why she wasn't getting a supplement required to help manage a suymptom child's health condition (even though the pharm said it wouldn't be a problem). The doctor who spoke to me was very dismissive rude and again like the s.w. in CPEP, repeateldy spoke over me. As time went on, child continued to express highly concerning statements, so I was very suprised to have the social worker contact me and say that the dr. wanted to discharge child the next day. I explained my concerns and fears (child was only on a few days of meds and was expressing terrifying statements) and the s.w. said she would speak to the dr. I was called the next day to say that he was still planning to discharge her. After I stated that child was not safe to come home, s.w. talked to the dr. and he called me shortly after. He didn't care about my concerns and again talked over me and I had to ask to have my turn to talk. I was told that my child had a specific mental illness without an evaluation, a condition that other providers - including in the CPEP - disagreed with. I said again child couldn't come home as we couldn't keep child safe. Dr. said he would list child "as no where to go." At this point child was engaging in self-harm with a safety pencil in the unit and gave child several wounds. Nursing staff was unconcered. Now, I am just a parent. I have never had anything to do with the field of mental health. I was terrified to bring child home and was encouraged by other medical providers not to bring child home as we couldn't ensure child's safety. I asked for some other step down or longer term program to have child stabilized before release. There was no empathy at all. My child was getting worse and worse in the unit, so after calling anyone and everyone for help - and believe me there is no help available to help prevent a crisis - the only thing I could do was take child home. Again, I am not familiar with this world and I can admit when I'm wrong, child is doing better at home, but continues to be very unsafe and I have had to take a leave from my job to watch child. The referral I was given was to a counseling service whose office worker gave me another patient pyschiatric evaluation with my child's intial paperwork, but that's another story. We will not follow up with this counseling due to Hippa violations. Finally, child's prescribtion was not being filled by the phramacy and was under "review" for 2 days. I called phramacy and was told the script was sent by a provider who's license had expired (???). My child went for 2 days without medication . I know this review is long, but I believe you need to understand the lack of care, empathy, and understanding for families that are experiencing the worst moments of their lives. I hope we never have to go through this experience again, but if we do, we will avoid this hospital at all costs.

I started noticing Dr billing me double for each visit, and was stunned by this lack in integrity…read more Dr also misdiagnosed my ptsd, after I was honorably discharged from military service.