We have over 400 satisfied clients in our practice. We rarely get complaints like the one posted above. As far as I know, I am the only medication-management psychiatrist in San Francisco with three full-time medical assistants for one doctor. That means 99% of the time you get the best customer service in town for a solo psychiatric practice. You can call our office any work day between Monday through Friday, and get your call answered directly by a trained medical assistant. Because we have three assistants and 400 patients, and many many patient interactions every week, and because my assistants are human, there is a one in a thousand chance that a call will not be returned by mistake. If that happens, all you have to do is pick up the phone and call us on any workday and you will get a live person to address your issue with. \r
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We are continually trying to improve our services. We respond to feedback. As a result of seeing the negative comment on this website, I have announced the following to my staff:\r
1. Always tell clients that if you can't get back to them as promised, they can and should call us.\r
2. Never promise a client you will get back to them by a certain time if you are not 100% certain you will be able to do so.\r
3. Give your name to every person on the phone, so if there is a complaint, I know which medical assistant has made the mistake so I can address this and give the assistant the feedback.\r
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I am truly sorry that there is one person in the Bay Area who had a bad experience with our office, but I can tell you that this is not typical. \r
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Private pay clients are always welcome in this practice, and we will schedule appropriate private pay clients in advance even if I am out of town. If there is a situation where the practice is full because I am on vacation, we let clients know.\r
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My sincere apologies to the one person in the Bay Area who made that negative comment. You have been listened to and the problem will be fixed.
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