Before my father passed in December of last year, Dr. Van Horn helped him more than I ever would've imagined possible. His staff was definitely hit or miss, but his treatment protocols helped my father stay sharp for years.

Submitted June 30, 2015

You are rushed in and out in a couple minutes. I feel like it was a money making machine funded by health insurance. His secretary, Krystal, was extremely rude. I was blown away by his infomercial he makes you watch on your first visit. Unfortunately, he didn't meet the expectation he set. I would not recommend him to anyone.

Submitted Feb. 12, 2015

Extremely ghetto hot headed secretary have no issues with Dr Vanhorn but his secretary is ghetto and refuses to answer my phone calls or to return them...simply when I asked why I have to come in so frequently to just take a simple antidepressant. She got an attitude and now refuses to answer my call. I think she needs treatment and meds herself.

Submitted Dec. 11, 2014

He seems to care more about money. He sessions are quick.

Submitted Oct. 20, 2014

Extremely rude argumentive receptionist..doctor puts you on anxiety meds and wants to see you too often even though you been on the meds for years he still wants you in a revolving door thrugh his office to charge your insurance. Go to another doctor

Submitted Oct. 3, 2014

Submitted Jan. 3, 2014

Dr. Van horn has no interest in patient care. He misdiagnosed a family member and made it so that he can't get any help from otber sources. He lied to my face about tests that never existed and has prescribed medicine that is not helping a memory issue. I will file a complaint with the medical board as well as bring him up on charges for total lack of responsible patient care.

Submitted Dec. 8, 2013

Unless you see him and spend money with him you have to go through a new patient eval. and wait a moth or go to the Light House wich by the way he is over. MONEY COMES BEFOUR PATIENT.

Submitted Sept. 30, 2013

Submitted April 11, 2013

Dr. Van Horn was my doctor in Atlanta, GA. where he treated me for depression/anxiety for 4 years. Turns out many years later I had underlying thyroid/adrenal issues all along, but nobody knew. Most doctors never look into those things - they just prescribe and tweak and depend on you to alert them to symptoms. But he helped me sleep. He prescribed an OLD tricyclic antidepressant because he said he wouldn't give Zoloft to his dog. Well, imipramine made sick as a dog after 4 years. Cardiac toxicity. Tachycardia, hypertension, panic, sick, sick, sick. Had to find a cardiologist pronto. Tried to reach Van Horn when I hit this crisis and discovered he had taken his shingle down and left town. Now practices in Conway, SC. I will never go back to a psychiatrist because of this. I liked him very much. Not trying to bash anyone.Unfortunate for me that he left me in a lurch. If your doctor doesn't explain "informed consent" - perhaps you need to go elsewhere.

Submitted Feb. 14, 2013