Worst office staff experience ever. For an office that deals with mental health issues, Crystal was very rude and unprofessional. She said she called twice and sent an email. I received no voicemail but did get the email and responded to confirm the appointment. When we arrived she tells us the doctor wasn’t in and basically implied that I was a liar because I never confirmed the appointment. If this is the way the front desk behaves, I definitely don’t want to see the doctor. Do better!!!
Lisa Lujano
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May 02, 2024
I wanted to express my sincere appreciation for the outstanding care provided by Julie. Her attentive and compassionate approach has been invaluable to me. Julie listens with empathy and offers truly helpful guidance, making a significant difference in my experience. I am grateful for her exceptional care.
The Real Bobo
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April 03, 2024
Amazing life changing experience going here. I was trepidatious about starting my journey on medication, but the nurse practitioners and doctors here really helped me. My room was a mess, my dishes weren't done, you get the picture.
Skip to 2 months later and all my clothes are ironed and put away. I'm able to confidently confront social situations now that had before seemed miles away from what I was capable of.
Humans aren't meant to live in little boxes like these, physically nor mentally.
Medication is a great tool we can use to spread our wings and unlock our own cages.
Special thanks to Julie Dang.
Katherine Parada
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September 05, 2023
I unfortunately had to stop seeing my old psychiatrist because she is no longer taking insurance, so I decided to try Houston Adult Psychiatry out. They were recommended to me by my regular doctor, so I assumed it would be a good idea.
I have had 2 appointments so far and do not plan on going back.
My intial appointment was by phone - something they did not explain to me beforehand (I was under the assumption it would be via Zoom because how can you give anyone medicine if you can’t even see them???). I did not expect much, as psychiatrists do not tend to be the friendliest people, but right off the bat, I noticed Dr. Barber seemed to care more about getting to the next question than he did my actual responses. He consistently spoke over me and interrupted me multiple times. This occurred during my second appointment as well.
Not only that, but his office in general is awful at communicating. My second appointment was meant to be so that I could get my adderall prescription. He asked that I send over my records prior to this appointment, but apparently my previous psychiatrist had sent handwritten notes that were illegible. Instead of telling me this ahead of my appointment, I had to waste time & money to get told I have to make a separate appointment with a psychologist to get officially diagnosed again. That would mean going there + a third visit before addressing anything. I don’t have a problem getting this assessment done, as I understand he cannot just take my word for it, but the need for it is something that could have been communicated to me via phone before the appointment, so that I could have started the process of getting my medication asap.
Overall 2/5.
Katrina Hamilton
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March 15, 2024
I have really enjoyed my experience with my psychiatrist. She is very open minded and genuinely tries to find the options for me.
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Worst office staff experience ever. For an office that deals with mental health issues, Crystal was very rude and unprofessional. She said she called twice and sent an email. I received no voicemail but did get the email and responded to confirm the appointment. When we arrived she tells us the doctor wasn’t in and basically implied that I was a liar because I never confirmed the appointment. If this is the way the front desk behaves, I definitely don’t want to see the doctor. Do better!!!
I wanted to express my sincere appreciation for the outstanding care provided by Julie. Her attentive and compassionate approach has been invaluable to me. Julie listens with empathy and offers truly helpful guidance, making a significant difference in my experience. I am grateful for her exceptional care.
Amazing life changing experience going here. I was trepidatious about starting my journey on medication, but the nurse practitioners and doctors here really helped me. My room was a mess, my dishes weren't done, you get the picture. Skip to 2 months later and all my clothes are ironed and put away. I'm able to confidently confront social situations now that had before seemed miles away from what I was capable of. Humans aren't meant to live in little boxes like these, physically nor mentally. Medication is a great tool we can use to spread our wings and unlock our own cages. Special thanks to Julie Dang.
I unfortunately had to stop seeing my old psychiatrist because she is no longer taking insurance, so I decided to try Houston Adult Psychiatry out. They were recommended to me by my regular doctor, so I assumed it would be a good idea. I have had 2 appointments so far and do not plan on going back. My intial appointment was by phone - something they did not explain to me beforehand (I was under the assumption it would be via Zoom because how can you give anyone medicine if you can’t even see them???). I did not expect much, as psychiatrists do not tend to be the friendliest people, but right off the bat, I noticed Dr. Barber seemed to care more about getting to the next question than he did my actual responses. He consistently spoke over me and interrupted me multiple times. This occurred during my second appointment as well. Not only that, but his office in general is awful at communicating. My second appointment was meant to be so that I could get my adderall prescription. He asked that I send over my records prior to this appointment, but apparently my previous psychiatrist had sent handwritten notes that were illegible. Instead of telling me this ahead of my appointment, I had to waste time & money to get told I have to make a separate appointment with a psychologist to get officially diagnosed again. That would mean going there + a third visit before addressing anything. I don’t have a problem getting this assessment done, as I understand he cannot just take my word for it, but the need for it is something that could have been communicated to me via phone before the appointment, so that I could have started the process of getting my medication asap. Overall 2/5.
I have really enjoyed my experience with my psychiatrist. She is very open minded and genuinely tries to find the options for me.