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This place does not deserve even one star. I had a niece in this place. The times I went to look at her, it wasn't her, she always stayed quiet and looked away because of the medicine they gave her. Apart from everything, when she entered this place she talked to her parents and from one day to the next she stopped doing it. She just left and came home with marks on her legs. You asked her what had happened to her and she told us things that didn't make sense. The truth is that if anyone needs help for a family member, get informed well because this is a place to help, not to send them worse. Thank God my niece is already with her parents and to finish, the reviewer of this place was scary.

I love Lorna D. very good listener and she helps you in the time of need. Her vibe and personality is everything. She cares how u feel

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My mother is a patient at the behavioral health facility at alamance regional. The quality of care this time and the last time has been horrible. Her nurse practitioner Nina Davis was extremely rude to me on the phone. When we spoke she kept asking me questions about my occupation and like I was out for money. When I expressed that I felt she was being hostile on the phone she hung up on me. She was extremely rude and unprofessional I would not recommend her

Very nice people but they weren’t right for me. I started with virtual meetings, then they forced me to go in person, then they wanted me to be in a group. I declined, but they said just try it. I did and didn’t like it, and even though I expressed how much I wanted 1 on 1 better, they just left me in a group. My son who needed more mental therapy than me went from once a week to every 2 weeks, then once a month. Like I said, very nice people. But the didn’t do what my son and me needed them to do.

Was referred here for therapy. They stuck me in a group, with a blend of psychologically ill people, did some awkward "team building" exercises where we shared our concerns/issues, one guy was mad that his wife no longer approved of his girlfriend? (I was there for depression) The therapists supervising offered no help what so ever, no coping skills, just a sheet with a prayer/promise to a higher power.

Avoid this place at all costs. Dr. Allen is an absolutely horrible therapist. He will order unnecessary tests to pad his bill. No help whatsoever. Arrogant and condescending too. If you want to feel worse about yourself then by all means go see this quack. If you want real substantive caring help for your problems definitely look elsewhere. Wish I could give less than one star.

I literally have been seeing the same doctor for 4 years and in spite of the reviews things were fine until the last year. I messaged my doctor on MyChart, which seems to be the only way I can get a hold of someone to make an appointment, my messages went unanswered for months. So I decided I would just wait this last time, since I wasn’t in a rush, and she’s usually booked out a good bit anyway, and it wasn’t urgent. Well I forgot about the message and I went to send another one and it’s like she was never my doctor… all of my messages with her on MyChart are gone, all my previous appointments and notes, gone. I called the office yesterday, left a voicemail, nothing.

DO NOT GO HERE. They ghosted me and I have no medication left. I have been calling every day and on hold for hours. Crazy how a PSYCHIATRIST could fully ignore a patient. WHY DO YOU NOT PICK UP THE PHONE. Do not recommend Elaine Walker. She won't respond to portal messages. The message mailbox is full, so you can't even leave a message. I tried calling the new patient line to have them contact the office, and they left a message but no call back. Also, why is the front desk always so rude when I come into office????

Five stars is not enough for Tar Heel. My son's therapist, Crista, is the best. She has helped Logan so much, and he just loves to be able to talk with her.

This office has been one of the most frustrating healthcare experiences I have ever had. On approximately three separate occasions, my appointments have been disrupted because my psychiatrist was more than 25–30 minutes late to scheduled Zoom appointments. What is especially frustrating is that no one from the office ever reached out beforehand to let me know she would be running late. Instead, I would sit in the Zoom waiting room for 30 minutes or more, wondering what was going on, only to eventually leave because I could not continue waiting indefinitely. After the fact, I would then be informed that the appointment needed to be rescheduled, often pushing me out another week or longer. These appointments were simply follow-up medication management visits that would have taken no more than 10–15 minutes. There is no reason patients should have to wait weeks for care because of repeated scheduling and communication failures. To make matters worse, I have attempted to speak with a manager regarding these ongoing concerns and have never received a return call or any meaningful follow-up. The lack of communication, accountability, and respect for patients’ time is unacceptable. If patients were consistently 30 minutes late or repeatedly missed appointments, there would undoubtedly be consequences. Unfortunately, this office does not seem to hold itself to the same standard. Patients deserve better communication, better scheduling practices, and basic respect for their time. Experiences like this are exactly why so many people struggle to access quality mental health care. Mental health patients often rely on timely appointments and consistent follow-up, and offices that repeatedly fail to communicate or respect patients’ time only contribute to the growing need for better mental health care providers. People seeking help deserve to feel supported and valued, not ignored and repeatedly pushed aside. Based on my experience, I ABSOLUTELY DO NOT recommend this office.

So I don't know why its still showing this place as open. They are currently closed for renovations. Just thought I would let everyone know.

This place is a joke. Dorothea Dix would have it shut down in a heartbeat.

I want to thank from the bottom of my heart the kind Team of professionals here; Kim, lorra, autumn, Terrance, Judith, Dr. Wong, and anyone else who was involved. I came here scared, and they went above and beyond to make sure my stay was comfortable and I was well cared for. Very considerate and you can tell that they love what they do and genuinely care.

Very unprofessional, not willing to check insurance to make sure they were in network even though I called my insurance a head of time. Rude office staff. The person who Processes Insurance information boast that she has been doing this for 10 years and they do not accept my insurance Which is a large company who is all over the United States. Not interested in helping people get the treatment they need. I’d give them A -10 stars if I were able to. I wouldn’t Even recommend them to treat my dog.

The psychiatrist there has no people skills. He has a very bad personality. He wanted to take my daughter off one med that was working for her and put her on a bi-polar med. Said she is bi-polar. I know for a fact she is not and if I could give a negative star, I would.

The office staff needs to be trained by Chick Filet employees. If I treated customers at my job, also customer service, I would not have a job. I get 10 times better service by a smiling fast food kid. How is my health less important than a chicken sandwich?

I will let you decide. So to get started you have to do an "Open Cattle Call" during certain days and times, meaning you either go in and register and then sit in the office till you are seen. Or call on the same "Open Cattle Call" days, register and then wait for a call back interview/assesment via Zoom. Once you do that maybe you can get an in person visit, so you can try to see the same person every time. But don't have a secondary insurance to Medicaid because if that secondary insurance is not accepted, they won't just take Medicaid. Even though you already spoke with a Insurance person who said there was no problem. So then you are back to only being seen via the "Open Cattle Call" appointments, and of course who ever is available that day. And all this issue with on site and insurance will get dropped on you the day before your already schedule an on site appointment after waiting a month for that on-site appointment. So you are back to square one, "Cattle Call" and getting whomever is available.