Dr. Donna Carmosky, MD

Very professional and kind, really helpful and genuinely interested in health and overall wellness, going above and beyond. Patient while explaining medication v. other therapy for my condition and how to evaluate if medicine is working as well. Highly recommend.

Horrible, completely unprofessional. She has no "bedside manner.

Dr. Carmosky is the best psychiatrist I have ever seen. She took the time to listen to me and went above and beyond in finding tangible solutions and treatments for my depression and anxiety. I have been to several psychiatrists over the years and she is the first to take the time order testing and to identify physical reasons for my conditions. She was always flexible when I needed to reschedule appointments, and she was extremely understanding, caring, professional and empathetic during our sessions. I highly recommend her for first-time visits or medication management.

I had been seeing Dr. Carmosky for a couple of months for postpartum depression, anxiety and paranoia. At first she seemed like a decent psychiatrist but the last couple of appointments, specially the last appointment, she was extremely unprofessional, confrontational, rude, and arrogant. I had disagreed with her and that upset her. When I disagreed with her treatment plan, she said that either I go or our doctor/patient relationship is terminated. She doesn't know what she's doing.

Being a patient of Dr. Carmosky was a very pleasant experience. I highly recommend her.

Due to the nature of psychiatric patients illness they can, more frequently than docs in other specialities, receive lower grades on patient satisfaction grades. In my opinion, Dr Carmosky is a caring, compassionate and very knowledgeable physician who has been of considerable help to me. She is kind and understanding and very respectful. I highly recommend this psychiatrist.

Dr. Carmosky was the first psychiatrist I've ever had who took my illness seriously and treated me as someone with a medical condition, rather than someone who just 'feels sad a lot'.

Pretty good. Medication management only, not much traditional psychiatry which I guess is the norm these days.