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Rocky Mountain Neuropsychiatic
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I'm confused as to why everyone writes horrible reviews about this Dr. He seemed friendly, sincere, knowledgable. I only wish he wouldn't use so many analoges. I prefer bluntness myself. He was late for our appt. By ""our"", I mean the appt was my sons appt which required a parents presence. We were discusing medications. He tried a little too hard to explain things in common terms. I would have preferred a little more medical jargon. But if the patient does not communicate those preferences, that is the patients fault. He sensed the parents reluctance to put the child on meds (in this case) and he perscribed a mellow drug to start with. So he was considerate of the fact that it's our kid, not his. And he listened to our concerns. I'm sticking with this Dr for my child.
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