Justin K. Liegmann, MD

“Dr. Leigmann is great. He is very knowledgeable and has helpful insight and suggestions! He has never pushed any medication that I am not comfortable taking and really listens to my concerns and answers my questions. He treats with a big picture mentality and I respect and appreciate that!”

“He saved my life. My old psychiatrist dropped me in the middle of a crisis with no referrals or anything. I've been seeing him for at least 9 years and he has never given up on me like the previous doctor I had. I've had lots of ups and downs these past 9 years. He listens to me and lets me take part in my treatment. He wants the best for me and it's not always been easy but has been there for me. Bonus: his office staff are amazing and like a second family to me.”

“This doctor works for United health/optum insurance company for their denial letters. He denied me going to get the help and treatment I need for my PTSD and ED. He said there was in network providers without providing me any which is illegal.”

“If I could leave a ZERO star rating I would, but I can’t so you get a ONE. I personally would NEVER recommend anyone to Dr. Leigmann, as I feel as though he is not educated in his field of psychiatry, believes heavily in others being misdiagnosed, and comes off as un-empathetic. I think that he would NOT be a great fit to anyone who already knows their diagnosis’s and just wants help with medication management, is neurodivergent, has trauma with authoritative men, is looking for a empathic approach to psychiatry, or wants a good psychiatrist!!!! On my first ever session with Dr. Liegmann, I spent a total of 10 minutes before he told me that I was “too intelligent to be autistic” and that all of my issues were actually due to anxiety, regardless of the past medical diagnosis’s that I have been given by at least 5 medical professionals. I told him that I felt very invalidated by his statement and that the intelligence of a person has no correlation to whether or not they have autism. We then debated the fact that he thinks Asperger‘s is still a valid term to use, when it is in fact out dated and offensive to the neurodivergent community. I felt very uncomfortable being invalidated and made to feel like I didn’t actually know what I was dealing with mentally. I WILL NOT be returning to Dr. Leigmann and I highly recommend that you find a more qualified psychiatrist for your needs!”