Business ProfileforGrayson & Associates, P.C.

I am writing to file a formal complaint regarding the treatment I received from ****************** at Grayson and Associates ********** location. I have been a patient of this practice for approximately 15 years, starting with **************** and now with ******************. Recently, I have encountered several distressing incidents that raise serious questions about the quality of care and the ethical standards in this practice.During my visits with ******************, I have been subjected to suspicion and judgment without justification. At my last appointment, he asked if I had a prescription for Suboxone, a medication typically used for opioid addiction treatment. This assumption was completely unwarranted, as I have never had an addiction, nor have I ever sought treatment for one. Additionally, I cannot take opiates due to adverse reactions. This baseless question indicates possible mismanagement of medical records or personal targeting.Furthermore, ********************** approach to drug testing and medication assumptions was highly inappropriate. He required me to take a drug test without explanation, and later told me the results indicated methamphetamine and marijuana. While I do use marijuana, I do not use methamphetamine. His assumptions and comments made me feel judged, as he stated that people prescribed Xanax and Vyvanse are usually drug addicts, suggesting I have an addictive personality.The most concerning aspect of this treatment is its impact on my mental health stability. I have maintained a stable medication regimen for 7 years, especially after extensive electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) treatments that resulted in memory loss. The abrupt changes to my medication, without valid reasons, are distressing, particularly as I am close to graduating from a certification program in September.Here are additional issues that require immediate attention:1. Lack of Continuity: ****************** seems to forget our discussions from one visit to the next. I mentioned my achievement in hypnotherapy certification, yet he later asked what I was doing, indicating he did not remember or record this information.2. Uncomfortable Interactions with Staff: ****************** often has a nurse practitioner in the room during consultations. I was neither informed of this in advance nor introduced to her, making it difficult for me to discuss personal matters.3. Inappropriate Drug Testing: The repeated drug tests, without clear explanations, and the assumptions made based on my medication use (Vyvanse and Xanax), are unacceptable. My previous doctor never made such assumptions and understood my medical history. Was told that the reason for the drug test was because people who are prescribed Vyvanse and Xanax are "drug addicts".