I have been seeing Dr Earle for about two years. He is always on time for your appointment. He listens to your input about how well a medication is or is not working and makes reasonable adjustments. Whenever prescriptions need to be refilled he takes care of them in a timely manner. Would recommend.

Submitted March 27, 2019

Prescribed me medicine I did not need I was on the same dosage of medication for five years and he said I was okay on that dosage after getting a second opinion I found out that the dosage was 5mg below the maximum dosage for severe depression treatment when I have already been released and stopped therapy. I am doing great and have asked to reduce dosage and every time there is a new excuse I was even put on a medication that wasn’t supposed to used on adolescents under 18 but I was on that for two years and not only on that medication but a high dose. I do not trust his knowledge. Seems to me like he’s just prescribing medication left and right I am now addicted to the medication I was on and can’t reduce it without having severe withdraw symptoms. TERRIBLE WITH MEDICATION

Submitted March 22, 2019

My family and I have been going to this doctor’s office for years. I have never had any problems with the doctor but have always had problems with the front office staff. I have to explain to them how my insurance worked every time I went. After going 3-4 times a year for 5 years and having to explain the insurance to the people that were supposedly hired to know how insurance is filed I was at my wits end. So after having a very heated discussion with the office manager, (whom told me I was wrong) I turned to my insurance company for help. I explained what had happened and was assured that what I had told the office manager was correct. The insurance representative then offered to call the office and get the situation resolved. The only problem was that when the representative called, the office manager refused to talk to them. Well since this office manager was being blatantly unprofessional I decided I needed to let the doctor know what had transpired so we could get this corrected. It wasn’t till the next day that I received a call from the doctor and at first I was relieved that I would be able to get this resolved but that was very short lived. Dr. Earl had not called to help me with the situation of his employees being unprofessional or the lack of knowledge required for their positions. No he called to let me know that he no longer wanted mine or my families business because we have a very unique insurance and because I insulted his office manager. I was completely blown away! After some considerable thought I realized that this was all for the better. I had been ready to leave this office for some time but the doctor was what had kept me there, I thought he was a dedicated professional and savvy business owner. If you’re going here for anxiety, depression or any mental health issues I highly recommend you look elsewhere as the office staff will definitely cause all of the above.

Submitted Dec. 14, 2018

Initially, Dr. Earle was okay to work with, however he was very cold. I assumed I would warm up eventually. I'm not sure that I ever felt completely comfortable with him as he always seemed very cold and distant. His focus was always on being extremely brief and did not listen to my needs and began to invalidate and reject my requests for paperwork confirming diagnosis. I've been very upset, disappointed and dissatisfied. His office is supposed to be a place where I can be my most honest. I should be able to advocate for myself. I have learned I cannot without feeling stupid. I will never return.

Submitted Sept. 8, 2017

Dr Earle tells it like it is. He is genuine, straight forward. Does not over sedate you. Do exactly what he says and you will be fine

Submitted May 12, 2017

He really listened to me. He didn't pawn me off on a nurse or practitioners. He gave medicine in proper amounts, instead of throwing me into high doses. He addressed my most pressing issues first. Great so far, finally a good doc that listens!

Submitted Jan. 23, 2014