Dr. Ramzi Mardam Bey, MD

I've been seeing Dr. Bey for a couple of years. Any time I've had questions or concerns he shuts me down and blames me for my medicine not working. He says everything is because of childhood trauma and that therapy will fix it. I'm in therapy, but I'm still depressed on my medication, but he refused to try something else, so I found a female psychiatrist that actually cares about her patients. Don't see this doctor.

I've been a patient of Dr Mardam Bey for a few years, he's been great and has helped me tremendously. I highly recommend him as a Healthcare provider!

I have used him to prescribe my anti anxiety medication and I find him to be easy to talkto and has done a great job in fulfilling my needs as a telehealth provider.

I’ve been seeing him for about 6 months now, to manage symptoms of anxiety, depression and PTSD. We’ve been able to successfully manage those symptoms and I feel great. Very professional doctor and he is very nice.

Nothing but great things to say. I’ve been working with Dr. Bey for over 2 years and he’s exceeded my expectations every time. Reach out to Dr. Bey if you need help. Highly recommended.

Dr. Bey is very thorough and direct. I was a little apprehensive after the first visit, but have come to appreciate his approach. He has helped me adjust my medication and I trust and value his opinion.

It was my experience that I felt Dr. Ramzi was aloof, condescending, and rash in giving diagnosis and treatments. I came into my appointment wanting to explore medication for anxiety. However, after ten minutes of explaining the circumstances that seemed to be activating my anxiety, I was immediately shut down and told that childhood trauma was the cause. He then went on to suggest that the symptoms I was describing were more akin to someone with BPD. Mind you I have done therapy in the past, never once was I suggested that I have BPD. During our session he also alluded to facial piercings being an exercise of self harming tendencies. Mind you, I have exactly one facial piercing... Overall I think it was incredibly reckless to be making so many assertions without the patience or care to have a little rapport before launching into what I do or don't have. It seemed he was more interested in being heard than listening, so if you value being listened to please consider other professionals

I was diagnosed with ADHD when i was younger and wanted to get adhd medication now that im older and on my own insurance he said he wouldn’t diagnose me online even though im alr diagnosed. And he wouldn’t prescribe me medication, now my insurance won’t cover the cost of my visits so I have no way of getting prescribed. He didn’t even let me get a word in to ask a question he has a premeditated speech

As someone with a long history of mental health, I was just hoping to get back on a SSRI and I could get in to see him quicker than I could with my normal doctor. Within 10 minutes, he told me he would not prescribe me medication. He said he believed I was misdiagnosed, I likely had BPD (which I don't have any symptoms of), and jumped to the conclusion that I had trauma in my childhood and would soon realize that I had an autoimmune disorder which is the cause of my infertility. Mind you, I met with him for generalized anxiety. He was offputting, way off base, and made me lose trust in mental health professionals. Please, do not see him.

Dr. Ramzi was dedicated to finding the right diagnosis. He took the time to really understand my situation and correctly diagnosed me, which has put me on the right path for treatment.

I would definitely recommend this doctor. I found Dr. Mardam Bey to be a little difficult to talk to at first, but noticed after a couple sessions, he seemed to loosen up a little and became much easier to talk to. He was the first psychiatrist I’ve had that took the time to dig into my symptoms and focus on more than just surface-level complaints and make a quick diagnosis. As a result, I feel that my treatment has been more effective because I’m actually heading in the right direction and focusing on the right things. I think the only area he would need to think about working on is trying to develop a little more rapport with his patients to make them feel a little more comfortable. Overall, he’s a good doctor and I’d recommend him!!

I’ve never left a psychiatry appointment feeling more lost, misunderstood and confused. I booked this appointment just to get a second opinion about a medication I was prescribed and the whole time he talked to me like I was a combative patient who only wanted to be told what I wanted to hear. I tried to reassure him that I would respect his opinion but I couldn’t get a word in. He also got annoyed with me when I told him about some documents he missed while reviewing my paperwork and blamed me for “making him review a 5 page document” and rushed my appointment so he could get to his next one despite him being several minutes late. I logged on 5 minutes early. I wish I hadn’t mentioned my old doctor loosely diagnosing me with BPD because he took that and ran with it, proclaiming “I knew you had BPD before you even opened your mouth.” After reading the other reviews I’m not sure I trust that. I’ve never felt more looked down on before I talked to this doctor. Cried for an hour after.

With the right prescription as well as helpful advice, Dr. Ramzi Mardam Bey helped me through a difficult time in my life.

Dr. Mardam Bey is a kind, patient, and understanding doctor that I have worked with since January of 2021. Would recommend him to anyone.

I started going to Dr. Bey in the Fall of 2021. He has always listened to my suggestions (I'm a nurse) and has advised me well. Helped me alot with a loss in the family, and trying to get me off one of the medications another doctor put me on. I love having a consistant psychiatrist since I have moved cities a good bit. I have had some issues with the app, it really needs a strong internet connection to prevent any tech issues.

Dr. Mardam Bey has been helping me through telehealth for a little over a year. I was very nervous as I had never seen a psychiatrist before and I have watched my mother go through horror story interactions with her doctors. However, my apprehensions were quickly gone as he was very easy to talk to. He genuinely listens and remembers what you tell him. He gives multiple treatment options and genuinely requests your input so you can find what is best for you. All in all, I am very grateful for his help!

Very helpful. Listened to my concerns about my OCD and was able to prescribe a lower dose of a previous medication that has been working great with the other 2 meds I take. I highly recommend dr bey.

From the start, we observed my family history to best narrow down the issues I was having. Bey took the most logical approach to helping me, and overall set me on the right path. I have found my happy plateau in life and I thank Bey in helping me get there.

When I first started with Dr. Mardam Bey, I was taking a medication for a different diagnosis. Dr. Bey suggested that my diagnosis was incorrect and that I should be taking a different medication relating to BPD. I was initially very unwilling to accept this, but I found throughout my treatment that this was an apt diagnosis. The medication that I was taking had the potential to worsen my condition and I had often been misdiagnosed before, something that is very common with BPD. If you're looking for confirmation bias, this is probably not where you will find that. A good doctor will challenge you and tell you what you need to hear even if you do not like the answer. Dr. Bey has made it easier for me to live my life and be a better husband and father. I strongly recommend him and his insight.

He's is kind and caring. He explains everything well and makes sure you understand what you need to do and what and why he prescribes. I've seen him for about 2 to 3 years and I've seen my mental health rise. I don't know where I would be without the good doctor.