Christopher Noggle, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

“Do not go to him. If I could give 0 stars, I would. Christopher Noggle was dismissive, unprofessional, and completely unreasonable. My regular provider is out on maternity leave, and he stepped in only to make an already frustrating situation worse. I explained that I take my ADHD medication as needed for school and studying, not every single day, which is why 90 pills lasted me around 5 months. Any doctor with basic common sense should be able to understand that taking medication responsibly does not mean the condition magically disappeared and needs another appointment to continue. Instead, he twisted that into acting like I somehow no longer need medication for a condition I was already diagnosed with. What makes this worse is that I was specifically told to schedule an appointment if I needed a refill, so I did exactly that. He prescribed it, then canceled it without even properly informing me, and only afterward said he was not “comfortable” prescribing it until I came in person. So not only was the logic ridiculous, but the communication was nonexistent. Canceling a prescription after already approving it, then failing to let the patient know before they go to the pharmacy, is careless and unprofessional. The entire experience felt arrogant, dismissive, and incompetent.”

“He’s very rude and seems to not care about his clients. I explained I feel like they just throw medicine at you and say “here, take this” without caring about how it makes the patient feel. He proceeded to say “that’s what we do, we’re not therapists”. You should still care about how your patient is feeling..”

“Always quick to respond, quick to get me scheduled for appointments. I appreciate feeling like I’ve been given the necessary information about medications and interactions to make my own medical choices, with guidance from a professional.”

“Great for medicine management (only experience). My physiatrist is very caring and personable. Genuinely seems to care about my health and well being.”