Quad Cities Mental Health

“I have canceled this man as my psychiatrist 3 months ago and they literally went in and made an appointment for me without my consent probably because they’re money hungry because of how many patients they’ve lost which I’m pretty sure is ILLEGAL. I have blocked several numbers that they call from and leave messages. On top of all that EVERY doctor, including my therapist who is located in Bettendorf, recommended that I switch psychiatrists as soon as I possibly could because of how neglectful he is about his patients and their mental health. I have had nothing but horrible experiences with this man. He’s gone from prescribing me the most outrageous medications that made me worse off than I already was to cussing me out and threatening me when he came to Robert Young inpatient to see me. His staff isn’t any better. They neglect every patient. I called to get a medication refilled one day and they told me that he hadn’t prescribed that medication to me in five months when it was obviously being sent to the pharmacy somehow. I wouldn’t recommend this man to my worse enemy!”

“Dr. Narayana and his staff are unprofessional, abrasive, and unhelpful. I visited the office one time, set the expectation that my medication was one that needed prior authorization, told him what other medications were used first at my previous psychiatrist's offices, and how long I had been on it. It took over two weeks before any movement was made, and I had to call to get anything done. During those calls, the nurse or receptionist was rude, I was hung up on, and they did not give my insurance enough information to authorize the medication that has been working for me since 2012. If you're considering visiting this business, don't. You'll get much better care from another provider.”

“Wanted to give -2 stars but its not possible. There is a doctor there who's name I will not say that without looking at me and probably my file either almost diagnosed me as manic bipolar or whatever it's called. He/She gave me some random stimulant when I needed the exact opposite, I needed something to call myself down and to lower the dosage but instead it was the other way around. I tried to see if the medication would work for months until I stopped taking them. I am glad I did because it caused me to enter the deepest depression I have ever experienced in my short life. The pills he/she gave me weren't working and it took me over 3 months to realize that they were the cause of my suicidal tendencies/thoughts. All in all I am fine now but at one point I almost lost it all. P.S. Do not step foot in the building there is no leadership. Even if you have to, proceed with caution because the staff doesn't care about it's patients enough.”

“Watch “The Pharmacist” on Netflix, you’ll connect the dots. Any doctor that diagnoses you without any kind of testing is a red flag. I guarantee, no matter who you are, you will be prescribed Xanax. Additionally, you will be given the diagnosis of Bipolar. Doesn’t mean you have been tested for it, but you will have it. You can expect 5 minute appointments and him telling you to “stop being hard on yourself” repeatedly. He wants you to come back, but doesn’t want you to get better. After switching providers, I was instantly was reassessed and properly tested for compatible medications. None of which were prescribed by Dr. N.”