Archana Trivedi, MD

Review Scores: Google: 3.3 Yelp: 2.5 Healthgrades: 3.9 Vitals.com: 1.8 Webmd: 2.3 Generally the staff are friendly & knowledgeable, but are not just a group of therapist, but a company(according to Dr. Trivedi). This means they may help you, but like any company, once they get paid; meaning money is their first propriety, not the patient. Let me explain, by example of some of their policies: If you are 10 min. Your session may be cancelled, but you still need to pay your copay. Meaning, if you're late you may not get to see your therapist, and depending on your copay you will pay $20-$80 for nothing. You would think since you paid, whatever time is left, you'd get, after all we aren't paying the therapist to drink coffee; are we? At some point they will ask you to fill out a form of "rules". These are some company policies they want you to initial and sign(this is a Legal Document) so their lawyers can hold against you. 1. "You will show up on time", they already have a policy that if you're late your session may be cancelled, so why do they need you to legally promise to show up on time? 2. "To see a therapist here, you will guarantee to sign up for a minimum of 12 sessions", I've seen therapists for years, this is the first one I've been legally bound to a minimum amount of sessions. 3. "If you miss a session you will be charged $100", ok, they want your copay, plus they want another $100 for missing a session. Dr. Trivedi says these are company policies and if you don't sign the form, then they will not offer any services. Human Touch is capable, but only if you agree to pay them first, and follow their rules. If question them, they will label you as being disrespectful and inappropriate. Buyer beware!

Review Scores: Google: 3.3 Yelp: 2.5 Healthgrades: 3.9 Vitals.com: 1.8 Webmd: 2.3 Generally the staff are friendly & knowledgeable, but are not just a group of therapist, but a company(according to Dr. Trivedi). This means they may help you, but like any company, once they get paid; meaning money is their first propriety, not the patient. Let me explain, by example of some of their policies: If you are 10 min. Your session may be cancelled, but you still need to pay your copay. Meaning, if you're late you may not get to see your therapist, and depending on your copay you will pay $20-$80 for nothing. You would think since you paid, whatever time is left, you'd get, after all we aren't paying the therapist to drink coffee; are we? At some point they will ask you to fill out a form of "rules". These are some company policies they want you to initial and sign(this is a Legal Document) so their lawyers can hold against you. 1. "You will show up on time", they already have a policy that if you're late your session may be cancelled, so why do they need you to legally promise to show up on time? 2. "To see a therapist here, you will guarantee to sign up for a minimum of 12 sessions", I've seen therapists for years, this is the first one I've been legally bound to a minimum amount of sessions. 3. "If you miss a session you will be charged $100", ok, they want your copay, plus they want another $100 for missing a session. Dr. Trivedi says these are company policies and if you don't sign the form, then they will not offer any services. Human Touch is capable, but only if you agree to pay them first, and follow their rules. If question them, they will label you as being disrespectful and inappropriate. Buyer beware!

Review Scores: Google: 3.3 Yelp: 2.5 Healthgrades: 3.9 Vitals.com: 1.8 Webmd: 2.3 Generally the staff are friendly & knowledgeable, but are not just a group of therapist, but a company(according to Dr. Trivedi). This means they may help you, but like any company, once they get paid; meaning money is their first propriety, not the patient. Let me explain, by example of some of their policies: If you are 10 min. Your session may be cancelled, but you still need to pay your copay. Meaning, if you're late you may not get to see your therapist, and depending on your copay you will pay $20-$80 for nothing. You would think since you paid, whatever time is left, you'd get, after all we aren't paying the therapist to drink coffee; are we? At some point they will ask you to fill out a form of "rules". These are some company policies they want you to initial and sign(this is a Legal Document) so their lawyers can hold against you. 1. "You will show up on time", they already have a policy that if you're late your session may be cancelled, so why do they need you to legally promise to show up on time? 2. "To see a therapist here, you will guarantee to sign up for a minimum of 12 sessions", I've seen therapists for years, this is the first one I've been legally bound to a minimum amount of sessions. 3. "If you miss a session you will be charged $100", ok, they want your copay, plus they want another $100 for missing a session. Dr. Trivedi says these are company policies and if you don't sign the form, then they will not offer any services. Human Touch is capable, but only if you agree to pay them first, and follow their rules. If question them, they will label you as being disrespectful and inappropriate. Buyer beware!

Review Scores: Google: 3.3 Yelp: 2.5 Healthgrades: 3.9 Vitals.com: 1.8 Webmd: 2.3 Generally the staff are friendly & knowledgeable, but are not just a group of therapist, but a company(according to Dr. Trivedi). This means they may help you, but like any company, once they get paid; meaning money is their first propriety, not the patient. Let me explain, by example of some of their policies: If you are 10 min. Your session may be cancelled, but you still need to pay your copay. Meaning, if you're late you may not get to see your therapist, and depending on your copay you will pay $20-$80 for nothing. You would think since you paid, whatever time is left, you'd get, after all we aren't paying the therapist to drink coffee; are we? At some point they will ask you to fill out a form of "rules". These are some company policies they want you to initial and sign(this is a Legal Document) so their lawyers can hold against you. 1. "You will show up on time", they already have a policy that if you're late your session may be cancelled, so why do they need you to legally promise to show up on time? 2. "To see a therapist here, you will guarantee to sign up for a minimum of 12 sessions", I've seen therapists for years, this is the first one I've been legally bound to a minimum amount of sessions. 3. "If you miss a session you will be charged $100", ok, they want your copay, plus they want another $100 for missing a session. Dr. Trivedi says these are company policies and if you don't sign the form, then they will not offer any services. Human Touch is capable, but only if you agree to pay them first, and follow their rules. If question them, they will label you as being disrespectful and inappropriate. Buyer beware! B Yslas

The doctor is a pure fraud.