I first liked Dr. Naik. He seemed cool, kind, funny. Over a few years he became snarky, rude, and made unnecessary comments about topics that did not pertain to my reason for being there. Mostly he just wrote out refills and sent me on my way. One day I asked if maybe my thyroid was sluggish, or if I had adrenal issues - because antidepressants weren't exactly helping. He ignored that, upped my dose, didn't discuss maybe a need for blood labs. I eventually weaned myself slowly and carefully off the three meds he kept me on, and never went back. Doing great by addressing nutrition. Psychiatrists are pill pushers - that's what they're trained to do. They're certainly not gonna let you walk out the door without a pharmaceutical.

Submitted Jan. 9, 2019

My bipolar mom was stable for 10 years before moving in with us in July. Naik halved her main psych med, discontinued others, and scheduled quarterly follow-ups. (Bi-weekly is the norm.) Between visits 2 and 3, Mom started a manic cycle. Despite her worsening condition and my urgent phone messages, Naik did not alter treatment. Over-booked patients wait 45-60 minutes past scheduled appointment times, but Naik provides no direct line, no back-up, no referrals, and no escalation procedure.

Submitted Dec. 31, 2016

Dr. Naik is a wonderful doctor. He's supportive and truly cares about his patients. He is very knowledgeable and helpful.

His office staff is exceptional--helpful, kind, and understanding. I have never found a more fantastic office of people.

Submitted Dec. 13, 2014

Dr. Jayesh Naik is the best Doctor ever.

Submitted Sept. 11, 2013