I am so greatful for this center. from the beginning to be matched with a therapist based on your…read moreneeds and what they are gifted in. It has been a safe place to walk through hard and be encouraged and also reminded it is a continual process of healing. Thankful for the kindness in the office and when I've called over the phone to schedule or need to reschedule quickly.

As a minister, I frequently refer to the Babb Center. The staff is personable and caring. I have…read moreseen positive results from them.

An unexperienced MD who overbilled me for personal reasons. This MD subsequently diagnosed me…read moreincorrectly, and I had to go to the emergency room due to these horrific drugs. The doctor is not respectful toward US Vets.

I went here for a spell. I'm going to be completely honest and state that, because my background is…read morein social services, there's a certain level of frustration I have for health and wellness organizations that treat people like Novo treated me. This mostly took place during and after the pandemic. I was only in the office once, and afterwards everything was handled via phone and Zoom. Initially, this was no big deal and rather convenient given the world at large, but it soon became a big inconvenience, and even somewhat dangerous because at different times I suffered withdrawal symptoms due to Novo's NXIVM-level contact rules. If I were a second too late grabbing my phone, then I could expect to have my calls, texts, and voicemails ignored all the way up to when my medication ran out. Once they did answer, I could expect a level of care that was accusatory, combative, and paternalistic. I had serious questions about a diagnosis that has followed me and directed my medication path for two decades, but I was deemed combative and paranoid, yet, sitting here in 2025, it turns out my concerns were correct. So, I guess I should really thank Novo for being so bad at providing basic levels of care, kindness, and trust that it pushed me to find a psychiatrist who actually listens to me.

This has got to be the worst experience I've ever had with a psychiatrist office. My main concern…read moreabove all the other issues was how Mandy Toothman handled herself any time you had to interact with her. She was condescending, patronizing, and all around sour ass person. She shouldn't work in this field, much less the main liaison gatekeeper to the rest of the practice. Not once did I have a positive experience with her. Her attitude puts a stain on the entire practice, and that's saying something because the practice as a whole is a shit show. My psychiatrist Joy Liz seemed to be overworked as she hassled me the same personal questions each time and jet referring to my husband as my boyfriend even though she was corrected multiple times. The other issue is I was sent on routine lab work because of some of the medications I am on but they would routinely say they didn't have any paperwork of my lab visits and would send me on them again. I even tried to fax over results one time and they said it had to come from the dr office who did it. Like wtf?! I'm giving you my reply's directly. Overall this place needs to be avoided at all costs because it is not a safe place to seek mental health care.

The following information and review could not have been accomplished without the creation and…read moreimplementation of the Physician Payment Sunshine Act, a part of the 2010 Affordable Care Act. The investigation involving Pharma-doctor relationships started by an award-winning journalistic entity known as ProPublica, which initiated the investigation in 2010. Such reports disclosing Pharma companies' financial ties with doctors were because of legal settlements with the federal government. Fresques (2019) published an investigative report that exposed a disturbing, but realistic conclusion: Doctors prescribe more of a medication if they receive money from a Pharma company tied to it (Tigas, Jones, Ornstein, & Groeger, 2019). The pattern is consistent for almost all the most widely prescribed brand-name medications in Medicare, including medications that treat diabetes, asthma, mental health, and more. Dr. Asta has had significant financial ties with the medication manufacturer of Suboxone. The medication manufacturer of Suboxone goes by the official name Indivior Inc. Indivior Inc. was indicted by the Department of Justice for fraudulently marketing its opioid-containing product Suboxone. Such marketing also includes prescriptions for buprenorphine-naloxone, which is correlated with increased prescription patterns from the doctors paid for by Indivior Inc., such as Dr. Asta. The conclusion is that Dr. Asta is increasing his prescriptions of opioid-comprised medications as opposed to treating the opioid-addiction disorders in his patients. Thus, if you read the Department of Justice's federal criminal indictment of Indivior Inc., once you see this increased pattern of opioid-containing medications being prescribed by Dr. Asta, the malignant relationship between him and Indivior Inc. becomes incredulously apparent. Furthermore, Dr. Asta's treatment decisions are questionably dangerous. According to publicly released reports on medicare.gov, Asta prescribed a whopping net worth of Suboxone-comprised medications (either Suboxone directly, or in the form of buprenorphine-naloxone) to his Medicare patients in 2020--totaling around $9,682.00 worth of opioid-related prescriptions. His documented prescription patterns of Suboxone and the similar buprenorphine-naloxone, corroborates the corruption revealed in the indictment of Indivior Inc. by the DOJ in 2019. It is a random, but interesting observation, that Dr. Asta has told certain patients (such as me) that he does not prescribe Xanax due to its high probability of abuse compared to other benzodiazepines. However, Medicare released Asta's prescription records for 2020, and interestingly Xanax is in the top 10% of Asta's most frequently prescribed psychotropic medications for that year. In other words, consider Dr. Asta unreliable. My advice: avoidance and seek treatment elsewhere!

The office manager is incredibly rude and downright mean. I had a question about my bill and she…read morewas extremely short, irritated and would not help me. She also had private information about me that was mentioned in my appointment with my doctor but that I was not seeking treatment for - it was invasive and violating that she knew these things and was using them against me on the phone. It was incredibly unprofessional and an awful experience.

DO NOT USE THIS OFFICE! I had the same experience as Lynn C…read more The nurse's name is Kaetlyn Tharp, and she is incredibly rude and arrogant. This office has no messaging features whatsoever, so it is impossible to communicate electronically with them. Before my annual physical, I sent an email requesting that they confirm that an EKG will be included with my annual physical. NO RESPONSE! At my annual physical, Kaetlyn Tharp said she was TOO BUSY to contact my insurance company to confirm that an EKG was covered. After the annual physical, I received no response from Kaetlyn Tharp regarding the blood tests. I had to call the office a week later, and the receptionist gave me the results over the phone because Kaetlyn Tharp was "too busy". Kaetlyn Tharp submitted the WRONG CPT CODE to the insurance company for the annual physical. The supervisor at the insurance company called Kaetlyn Tharp to confirm this mistake, and Kaetlyn Tharp insisted that the insurance company was wrong! I then received a letter from the insurance company, confirming that Kaetlyn Tharp had submitted the wrong CPT code, and that she would need to correct it before the visit would be covered. This is not how a doctor's office should be run! I hope Dr. Dallas reads this review, and that he strongly considers replacing Kaetlyn Tharp with a more competent nurse.

The Goodlettsville Nashville Brain Institute has been an incredible part of my journey to recovery…read morefrom C-PTSD and treatment resistant depression. I have tried everything under the sun and until now I was down, depressed, hopeless and I lost interest in all of the things I used to be so very passionate about. I am getting my life back together through Ketamine therapy here at the Goodlettsville branch.My husband, children and coworkers have noticed dramatic changes in such a short period of time. I am taking my life back piece by piece with the help and support of the staff and my care team. For the first time in a long time I am comfortable in my own skin, in my own mind and I have such high hopes for the future.

A couple of things. Watch your "deposit" - make sure you ask for it back after your insurance pays…read more They were holding mine as a "retainer" against any co-insurance amounts (never mentioned this when starting with them). We needed our son's records sent to his school (after only a few visits) and were charged $50. We also had to wait over 1/2 hour past our appointment time in the waiting room, and were told "oh, she has a new patient". Tell us that BEFORE we drive there and wait. Just basic consideration.

Our first visit was great, it give me hope they were going to help us by finding resources and…read morethings in the community to help my son. The second visit she had no resources for us and had done absolutely nothing she said she was going to do. It really let me know they weren't interested in trying to help. If your going for resources please don't waste your time.

Impossible to get appointment. Very unprofessional and poor customer service. One would think they…read morewould be more sensitive to those seeking mental health care help, but sadly they are not.