Davis, Stuart, MD Peachtree Behavioral Health

The first thing that bothered me was that I was running out of prescription medication, so my pharmacy contacted him. He never returned their call. They tried again. No return call. So I called him, and was told in order to get my Rx filled, I would need to come in and see him. Would have been nice if they had just called and told me that. The next appointment available was a month out. I was going to run out of my Rx by that time, but he didn't care. So I went cold turkey on my anti-depressants until he could see me, which is dangerous to the body to stop suddenly, but like I said, he didn't care. I went in to see him, and he changed 4 out of 5 medications all at once. Through my body into a tailspin. Called and left message with my symptoms with the secretary, who could care less either. Never received a call back. I called again, as I got progressively worse, and the secretary told me he's too busy to call me back. I laid in bed trying to get well on my own for 5 days. When I started to feel a little better, the first thing I did was cancel my next appointment with him and not reschedule. A doctor that doesn't call me back when I'm reacting to the drugs he gave me does not deserve my return business. more

It's seems Dr. Davis has a bi-polar relationship with his patients --- either you love him or you hate him. His approach to treatment approach is somewhat aggressive and therefore it may not be for everyone. But my experiences has been very positive. I feel better than I ever have since seeing Dr. Davis. more

I arrived for my evaluation appointment a half hour early. When my appointment time came, Dr. Davis saw another patient in my slot instead. I had to get back to work, so I had to leave. I will not be returning. The other reviewers are right... steer clear! This is not a professionally run office. more

I have been seeing Dr. Davis for nearly a year and every time I tell myself I am going to find a new doctor. His office is apparently run by high school drop-outs with no job training. Almost every time I have had to call his office I am told I will called back later. No one ever calls. It takes about three days worth of multiple phone calls to get anything done. Going to the office in person is no better. They keep you waiting over a hour and then tell you they can't help you. The wait time for appointments is unacceptable- I was once kept waiting for four hours. Dr. Davis himself seems competent until you try to get your prescriptions. He does not know how to properly write a prescription so a pharmacy will fill it. Every time he gives me a paper prescription I cringe because I know the pharmacy won't accept it and calls to his office to try and get a corrected prescription will go unanswered. On several occasions his office has charged me for doing paperwork that never gets done. more

Very unprofessional with large turn-over in office staff which causes problems with insurance and calls being returned. Waits of 2 hours or more are not uncommon. The last straw came when Dr. Davis confronted me about an unpaid visit and demanded payment. (What doctor involves himself in insurance payments when he has a full office staff??) My insurance company has provided proof of payment for that visit, and the check was even cashed. I am still awaiting my refund from Dr. Davis' office. Time for a new doctor... more

I have seen Dr. Davis several times. He has helped me tremendously. He's very knowledgeable about eating disosers as well as ADHD treatments. There is usually a wait (about 30 mins) to see him. But he is worth the wait and won't rush you in/out of his office like most physicians. Pros: Extremely Knowledgeable Cons: Waiting Time more