Rajnikant Patel, MD - Lynn Haven (FL)

5 /5 tina moody: Dr. Patel is amazing. He is supportive and he is very knowledgeable. His office staff is always friendly. The office is very clean and comfortable.

5 /5 Brandy Caito: I have never in my life net a group of health providers that care soooooo much. They have went above and beyond to make sure I have always been take care of and have never once been nasty or anything. Love love love this office

5 /5 Caitlin Niquet: I couldn’t say better things about this practice. The receptionists Leah & Amanda go ABOVE & beyond for patients. Dr. Patel is an amazing psychiatrist, he ensures that you feel acknowledged. BUT, Dr. Patel is EXTREMELY LUCKY to have such an amazing receptionist. Ms. Leah was an angel sent directly from the good lord himself. You can tell she truly cares about her patients. If you’re reading this Dr. Patel, Leah & Amanda truly deserves a raise. I pray that you reward her for how much of a positive impact she contributes to your practice.

2 /5 Alana Tiller: I saw Dr. Patel for probably around 10 years and loved him. He was always very sweet...and understanding if my child had to come with me. After some staff changes I was treated pretty poorly--not by him. My prescriptions took 3 trips to fix and my job nearly fired me for having to make the trips, among fixing other issues. When I left an upset voice-mail his wife ended up getting on the phone and basically told me not to return. I cant even get past them to let him know what happened.

1 /5 Kara Bradley: I wasted four days attempting to make an appointment with Dr. Patels office before finding out he was not accepting new patients. First, as a Blue Cross/Blue Shield provider, Dr. Patel is listed on the BCBS website as accepting new patients. Several calls were made to his office Monday morning before finally getting through to voicemail, which indicated a 48-72 delay to return phone calls. I left a message but never got a call back. After waiting 72 hours I called back Thursday morning only to be informed they were not accepting new patients. It is very inconsiderate to not include this information on voicemail when informing callers to expect a 2-3 day delay in a callback. They should also notify any affiliated insurance providers they are not accepting new patients, especially since this office is unable to return phone calls from patients needing care in a timely manner.