Business ProfileforVirtualPsych

The dr is questionable as a doctor. He may be too old to practice. He wants to only place people on meds to **** their insurance rather than take the time out to learn and form a rapport. I met him while trying to obtain a medical clearance for my child to return to school. This was stated at our initial appointment. Every appointment for 4 months was used by him to obtain preliminary information. He asked her name how old she was, what school she went to, etc. When I would try to progress the appointment or ask if her had noted from the previous appointment, he accused me of being mean to him. He has missed appointments with us. I, then would reschedule, he would state his excuse as his blood sugar being low and he fell asleep and did not feel well. I understand but he did not check in with his office representatives or anything--there was no phone call to reschedule prior to the appointment. After 40 minutes of waiting in the virtual waiting room the office work called us to reschedule after I called her 10 mins in to let her know that he never showed. The office workers are located counties away from where he actual is, so there is a huge disconnect.When she rescheduled, the only time available was a time that was inconvenient due to school pickups for my other children. He used this later as his reason not to sign my child's clearance, not due to her headspace, but due to him not liking my follow up method. When it was due to his own health. This man needs to be assessed for dementia. His child is his "office manager." The ** had me get all kinds of things notarized, even requested I draft a clearance letter for his dad to sign. I did all of this. In hopes to help my child-- the child his father never bothered to learn. I signed every release. They both are running a scam. I was promised several times this clearance by both parties, they waited until it was too late to re-enroll my child to decline it. I needed it by the end of May.