Branko Radisavljevic, MD

Long Beach, Estados Unidos

2.7

3 avaliações

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+1 562-434-3030
Site:
www.bhmentalhealth.com
Endereço:
335 Redondo Ave, Long Beach, CA, 90899
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
3 kmSecond and Ravenna
3.4 km1st Street
3.4 km5th Street
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Horário local (Long Beach) 13:48 terça-feira, 1 de julho de 2025

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3 avaliações para Branko Radisavljevic, MD

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Classificação do local: 1
Newport Beach, CA
This doctor is cruel and judgemental, I would not recommend him to anyone! He is beyond arrogant, and has a giant superiority complex. Do not go to this doctor ever!!!
Classificação do local: 5
Long Beach, CA
I have been Dr. Branko’s patient for about six weeks, having been diagnosed with PTSD, depression, and anxiety. He’s very straightforward and to the point, which I like. I’m currently taking an antidepressant he prescribed, and it has really helped! The wait is minimal and the staff is nice. Street parking can be a challenge, but that’s a small price to pay for getting the help I need.
Classificação do local: 2
Long Beach, CA
I think it’s strange not to speak to potential clients over the phone. If a patient is expected to give up 45 minutes during business hours, where he or she will need to miss a substantial amount of work time to be there for an appointment, the first step in showing good faith should be respecting that person’s time by taking part in a five minute phone call if that person does have a small question. The doctor is apparently unwilling to compromise in this issue. Plus, I felt the receptionist sounded really condescending.
The doctor could be great, but it’s hard to tell when he can’t be bothered with a call.