I usually don't write reviews . I just googled Dr. Jeter because I needed the address. I saw so many negative reviews. I don't know what the problems are of those poor reviews . Dr jeter and his staff have always been very professional and kind . I'm not sure what the other reviewers wanted but the staff is amazing. I travel a lot internationally and they work with me to get my scrips and continued care.Dr Jeter is really an excellent doctor and very empathetic during our conversation. His assistant is also so caring and sweet . The office doesn't accept my insurance, so I pay private . It's expensive but I feel that the quality of care justifies the cost. read more

This psychiatrist does not provide safe psychiatric care. He prescribes medications that are not advisable for the specific condition. Then, when a life-threatening side effect occurs ...his comment is "it's too dangerous to take him off the med". He admits he doesn't know how to taper a patient off meds. There are patients that he has never seen in office, even when they are in crisis. All good psychiatrists have at least a one hour initial visit. And, his office manager doesn't belong in a psychiatry office ...it really isn't appropriate for her to tell a concerned family member reporting suicidal ideations that "you need to learn boundaries". Run away as quick as you can from Dr. Jeter!! read more

I've been with Jeter for years. When my GP couldn't figure out what was causing my random, unexplainable (to me) panic attacks and other odd symptoms, I was referred to him and couldn't be happier...literally. Dr. Jeter pinned down my diagnosis in less than 15 mins during our first meeting and finally everything just made sense. I was mad my GP didn't refer me sooner! Dr. Jeter is very, very flexible in experimenting to find the right balance of treatment, and for me it was life changing. After a while the problem was fixed and I didn't need to see anyone any more. I have seen one or two others in my lifetime but Dr. Jeter is by far the best at what he does. He's not going to become your "buddy" per se, but I think that's true of any doctor. He's there to solve problems, which often requires a clinical approach. The only reason I had to go back is because my GP couldn't write the prescription anymore due to some new laws. I have no idea what that's all about but Jeter took me back right away even though I technically had to come in as a "new" patient because it had been so long, and he wasn't actually accepting new patients at the time so that's another plus for him as far as I'm concerned. As far as his assistant Lordes and the rest of the office staff, I've never had a bad experience. In fact, I admire the way Lordes runs things. She's super efficient and, yes, sticks to the books but why is that a problem? Like any doctor's office, you have to come prepared and be on time. I've waited a long time occasionally but I know Dr. Jeter affords me the same time in return as everyone else. Btw, people shouldn't come here and give Dr. Jeter a poor review just because you may have had a bad experience with the office staff. You're not there to see them. Review Dr. Jeter for himself...as a doctor. read more

I couldn't be happier. My son has been going to see Dr. Jeter for a few years now and he raves about him. He says he actually talks to him, which is much different than some of the other doctors he's been too. He's always been pleasant with me but he's careful not to discuss anything with me that's spoken in confidence with my son. I would highly recommend Dr. Jeter to anyone. read more

My son had his first appointment scheduled today after 3 months of waiting to be seen. Dr. Jeter was recommended by our retiring psychiatrist. My son is 24 yo with autism and anxiety and requires regular follow up. We arrived on time with all our paperwork, including a copy of the two page intake paperwork. This had been required by the office and submitted by us prior to being allowed to even schedule the appointment. However, since my son forgot his photo ID, they refused to see him. He is still on my insurance and I had my ID. We understand that a photo ID is policy and we accept that fact. However, the office staff was less than courteous and did nothing to try and problem solve to help us. We were not rude and in fact, I was talking very softly as to not embarrass my son further. I asked questions as I was trying to think of a possible solution so then the one woman made the statement, "this is a psychiatrist office" and then spun around in her chair and turned her back on me in an insulting way as if I did not know. The young man told us the next appointments were not until 2019. I mentioned to them their text reminder and their phone call reminder did not tell my son to bring his ID. This would be a simple adjustment that would help solve future issues. My own PCP includes this on his text reminders. The office staff said they would have the doctor's assistant call us (not come out and talk to us in person). She called us within a few minutes of our leaving the office and the first words out of her mouth to me were, we will need to charge you the $150. for the "missed" appointment and then we will re-schedule you. There was no, I'm really sorry, however, this is our policy but let's see what we can do to re-schedule you, etc. There was no awareness to the fact that their responses made my son more anxious. This office staff needs sensitivity training and more awareness of mental health issues. They need to realize that patients coming here may be fragile or in crisis and mother's are worried about their children. Some kinder and gentler customer service would have made ALL the difference but instead we left feeling stupid for our error and as if you didn't give a hoot. We will not return. read more

The doctor himself is very good, however, his office staff is rude and leaves you hanging when in crisis. Recieved brutal treatment during an insurance debacle and was subsequently unceremoniously discharged as a patient with no recourse. If you require more than just a casual need for a doctor, or have less than the best insurance money can buy, then avoid this place altogether. read more

Dr. Jeter is nothing short of the best psychiatrist in Orlando. He's the best psychiatrist I've ever personally met in fact. Why is he so amazing? Because he listens to me instead of brushing me off with a prescription and a handshake. He remembers things I only mentioned in passing and he is genuine. It's almost impossible to find a gem like this guy. A psychiatrist that actually helps you overcome your problems by actually talking to you about them. There are only two downsides to seeing him at this location. 1. Sometimes he lets me go a bit over the fifteen minutes the insurance company authorizes when I have a lot to say and that makes the wait for the people behind me that much longer. He's totally worth it though. 2. His office staff is a bit cuckoo. Other than that this is the person you want to go to. read more

I have been treated by several psychiatrists. It has not been a pleasant experience for the most part. They would see me for 3-5 minutes, ask about medication side effects, hand me the next prescription and good luck. Dr. Jeter has what most of them lack: vocation. He does not only possess a set of excellent academic skills but is also compassionate and kind. Moreover, he takes the time to TALK to you, ask insightful questions, delve deeper and help you consider different perspectives. You are not just a number or a dollar amount; he treats you as a human being. I feel fortunate to have been able to finally find the combination of knowledge and humanity in one person. I highly recommend him. read more

He is a pretty good guy, and certainly willing to help in any way he can. It does not help that the place he works for is pretty terrible. APG Advanced Psychiatric Group is only out for your money, it was very clear over my few months there. I was constantly waiting for my appointment 15-30 mins after it was scheduled, sometimes 45 minutes sitting in a hallway. But if you call ahead and say you are 10 minutes late, are leaving the country, and need your serious psych meds, they will say too bad, you missed your appointment, and charge you a fee. Also, they charge to call in refills of medications, which is absurd. All of the office staff act like nazis, especially Lordis, his assistant. I would feel bad giving him a 1 star because he was a great guy when I could actually see him, but his practice is the worst! Find someone else, or get your diagnosis , then have your primary doctor write your RX. read more

Dr. Jeter is amazing, attentive and caring. Spends the time needed. Top physician in Orlando!