Dr. A. Kennison Roy Iii's Online Review Report Card
Dr. A. Kennison Roy Iii
2.2
Average Star Rating
28
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Dr. A. Kennison Roy Iii's Reviews
Dr. Roy loves to hear people's troubles, and make comments like "a trained monkey would do better" -he loves to try experimental psych meds and enjoys it when patients protest, even resorting to scaring them that something worse will happen if you don't comply. If he knows there is $$ money available, he will try to extend ur stay. Harmful and useless!!!
Dr. Roy enjoys overdosing people on experimental psych drugs.
Dr. Roy is well versed when it comes addiction in general, but he seems to put every addict in the same box. His rehab is ran like a cult: night medicine is given late; the food is terrible; there’s never time for adequate rest; and the 12 steps are infallible, despite the failure rate. If someone relapses, it’s because they didn’t perform the steps well enough. They didn’t perform the steps well enough so they relapsed. It was circular logic and about as deep as a kiddie pool.
This was the worst experience I've ever had with a doctor. I went in with four meds and came out with nine!! He told me that all the side effects I was having were all in my head or it was anxiety or I was faking it. I looked up the side effects of all these drugs and it was the drugs that was making me very ill, not all in my mind. I would never return to this man again!
Where do I begin? Dr. Roy became my doctor a year ago as I was struggling with addiction. I went to his detox program where he INSISTED I go to 30 day treatment. I didn't because I felt it would be a waste of $. Turns out I was right because I've been clean ever since without that. Ever since, dr Roy has made me feel like that is the reason for anything going wrong in my life. He puts his patients on as much expensive medication an schedules mandatory appointments as frequently as once a week. Most ppl cannot afford that. His office never returns calls or helps with issues unless you go there and make them. I completely agree with other comments. Dr Roy is running a business that benefits from desperate people. They actually told me that using 16 mg of suboxone everyday is safer a healthier than smoking marijuana. That is such outdated and incorrect information it almost makes me gag. If it were up to doctor Roy, I would be taking 24mg of suboxone, 200 mg of seroquel, and antidepressants that I don't even need. He just wants your money! If u actually want help go anywhere else'! This doctor and his office is EXTREMELY corrupt and disorganized. I wish I hadn't made that mistake. P.s.!!! Dr Roy told me that I had hep c. I was scared and depressed for almost a year. Then I went to another dr, had a bunch of blood tests done, and it turns out dr. Roy was wrong!! How does this happen???? How is this man still practicing in medicine!
I think he is a straight shooter quit crying grow up & handle up, the world is tired of u feeling sorry for urself Dr. Roy can only help u so much the rest is up to u....
May be one of the worst doctor I have seen in 50 years. Obviously only cares about the money. He interrogates patients and has no listening skills whatsoever. Forget asking questions, he will not address them.
30 years seeing various psychiatrists, this guy is the worst. Avoid like the plaque, he is good at attacking his patients, but good for little else ...
Dr. Roy has poor bedside manners, he is only interested on how much he is getting paid and not the welfare of his patients. FIND ANOTHER MD!!!!!
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