Ryan Deen's Online Review Report Card
3.1
Average Star Rating
13
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Ryan Deen's Reviews
I have been a patient of Ryan Deen, M.D. for almost 8 years. Ever since MindPath Health took over his office it has been horrible. The office has mischarged me several times. The provider, Ryan Deen, M.D. has also changed for services that were NEVER rendered. I’ve never had to discuss billing issues with a provider directly until this provider and office. Speaking to the quality of care, I would rate Dr. Deen as mediocre and below average at best. He is mostly inept, uncaring and rude. He is unwilling to go above and beyond like other doctors do. He seems incompetent and over his head. I have decided to stop going to this provider as a result of these and other issues. I would not go here as a patient looking for quality care.
It’s so great to have a doctor who listens to you! He is the best!!!
Great DrDeen but gives to high dosage when struggling!
Absolutely love him. He takes my concerns seriously and talks with me about different medications/side effects/treatments that are offered to make sure that I’m both comfortable and active with my treatment. Cannot recommend him enough!!
Could also Give a 0 rating if I could. Horrible doctor. Does not listen to your complaints. Lacks empathy and understanding. Does not even review prior medical records in order to make informed decisions.
My rating would also be a 0 if it were possible. I have had 4 psychiatrists in my 30 years working with mental health issues of bipolar 1 and increased depression. The reasons I’ve changed to 4 different Psych. Dr.’s are related to the Dr.’s retirements. Dr Ryan Deen has been the rudest, least compassionate, incompetent Psyc., that I’ve encountered. Truly incompetent, he gave me a 3 mg. Capsule and told me to take 1/2 per day. Capsules can NOT be broken in1/2. Avoid this Dr. and his P. A. !!!
If I could give 0 stars I would. Dr. Deen is so rude! The way he talked to me made me feel so bad about myself. He made me feel stupid and like I wasn't worth his time. He straight up told me I had anxiety but refused to help me with it. Never had a doctor so rude and disrespectful before
Dr. Deen did seem to come across at first as though he was being rushed by, perhaps his supervisors but once I was able to really get my point across he was gentle, listened and took on a very caring manner. Unfortunately, in my life I've seen my fair share of psychiatrists and Dr. Deen has been the most compassionate, which is what I have needed for my own personal healing. His knowledge is quite evident but what many of the other previous reviewers seem to fail to understand is that most appointment times with psychiatrists are only in blocks of 15 minutes. This is a flaw in our healthcare and has caused a major problem with how our doctors have a chance to treat us. Dr. Deen is doing a good job with what he is given.
Defensive, judgmental. I am a veteran Who was seeking alternative therapies for depression who was told I haven’t been “ponying up” to get help for my depression mind you I’m sitting in a therapist office. That takes a lot of courage. Or maybe I don’t know what pony up means. #defeated!
I saw Dr. Deen today and he dismissed my every concern, talked down to me, and treated me like my questions were a nuisance. I've never had a doctor treat me so disrespectfully.
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