Southwest Behavioral Health Services

Went to an intake appointment and met with a staff member that was not a nurse or doctor, to go over my concerns and current med list. I stated I did not want to change meds. I go in today, a week later to actually meet with the doctor who tells me their office (as in every doctor and nurse who works for them) does not prescribe two medications that I can’t function without. No exceptions, they just don’t.
Thanks for wasting my time.
The doctor then says to check with reception, they have a list of other clinics I can contact. The receptionist literally has no idea what I’m talking about. So I say forget it, I’ll figure it out. She does give me a flyer with information on a place that writes psych meds for 10 day supplies in emergent like situations. I call and they don’t write for controlled substances– the meds I take are.
In conclusion, nobody there knows what the f*ck they’re talking about.
I do not recommend them as they set me back a week in my search for finding a new doctor. I’ll update this if I end up in a psych ward because of their incompetence (once I get out…).

I’ve been trying to call their office for A week to make an appointment. Every time I call it says their voicemail box is full. The one time I did get through to an answering machine I left a message with my phone number and never received a call back.

My 10-​year old Asperger’s Syndrome son has had the great fortune to work with a therapist from Southwest Behavior Health Services. Our therapist is very flexible in terms of meeting at locations that are more convenient to our home. For example, we live in the South Mountain area, so she sets up our appointments closer to home versus the 3^rd St. office. Our therapist calls us before every scheduled appointment, not only to confirm the appointment, but also to get updated on our son’s activities and life to better leverage life activities in his sessions. The value of using Southwest Behavioral Health is that they are access to a wide-​range of resources and can help pull in resources when necessary.