Dr. Irina Kiblitsky, MD

Awful place

Dr. Kiblitsky is simply the most amazing doctor. She’s is very knowledgeable and very kind.

The doctors r the best in Brooklyn,very attentive n caring

I asked my insurance to find a psychiatrist to treat PTSD. They set up my appointment here. I was there over a half hour, 15 minutes past my appointment time before I even received paperwork to fill out (from a woman named Gallina). The paperwork consisted of you signing over your rights to be drug tested regularly, or it is equivalent to testing positive. I’m 42 years old, not a drug addict, not a criminal. They insisted that I take a urine test before seeing a doctor. I couldn’t believe it. The doctor had called out sick, and there was no one to address this with. It seems their standard practice but I’m fairly sure this is illegal, and a form of insurance fraud. There’s nowhere to upload a photo but the waiting room consisted of a dusty rack of blood testing vials - why not test me for vitamin deficiency instead? The cameras everywhere are another indication this is some shady drug treatment facility rather than a standard psychiatric facility.

Rude and clueless staff. NPs are useless. Parking is horrible. Wait time is like a couple of hours. Never again. Don't even waste your time.

Employee speaking to patients with a cigarette in his mouth. Absurd

The staff were nice but the nurse practitioner was judgmental and a little rude at times. I'm not going back.

You want to be REALLY listen to and taken good care of when you visit a doctor, especially when it comes to delicate issues and you're going meet a psychiatrist.She is just that.Patient and extremely caring, not of those docs who would just reach out for a medication without putting an effort into finding the true cause of your mental/emotional condition.Very devoted and knowledgeable.But for me,the most important of everything is her aproach and personality,warm and friendly. This visit brought me a big relief.Thank you,dr. Irina!

Even though the office is not cutting edge, you can tell the psychiatrist really cares. With me she went above and beyond the office visit; she called me back three times during the week and spoke for roughly 20 minutes each time to make sure I was tolerating my new medication. I’ll take a great doctor who is clearly not in it for the money over a high-end setting, where the doctor is unreachable.

Very excellent staff, respectful and caring doctors. I recommend this office to others.

I have seen dr Irina Kiblitsky several times and always left satisfied and educated, she helped me alot during a difficult time i was going through in my life

Be carefully!!!! She will send your lab to a very expensive place that will overcharge you for a regular test. Do not trust what they say, they will try to convince you that the company will accept your insurance company. Sooner or later her lab company will sell the overcharged fee to a collection Lawyer office.

I arrived at Doctor Kiblitsky’s office and was immediately uncomfortable because of how dirty and chaotic it was. Every one behind the counter, even people in scrubs, were eating Burger King and yelling and talking with each other. Patients in the waiting room were routinely walking up and arguing about how they hadn’t been seen yet. One man in scrubs drinking what looked like a Dunkin donuts frappe was intermittently yelling across the room at random waiting patients(including myself): “Are you interested in pain management?!” It was dirty and there were papers everywhere. Total chaos. I go up to check in and the woman before even looking at my insurance, tells me I will be paying $150 for the appointment if my deductible hasn’t been met. I don’t have a deductible for in network specialists, only a copay, but she condescendingly tells me I do and I have to pay $150. I force her to call my insurance, who tells her my copay is $35 and I do not have to pay a deductible. I pay the $35. I sit down to wait in what has now turned into a waiting room of what seem like random drug addicts and then 10 minutes later I am told they will be taking a urine sample before I can see the doctor. They do this because if you are taking “illicit substances” the doctor may not prescribe you medication, even normal medications that are not controlled substances. I’m almost 100% positive this is illegal, because if every psychiatric patient who had THC in their system couldn’t get anti-depressant pills... that would seem like a problem to me. At this point I am so sketched out and so not interested in this doctors office getting any more money out of me or my insurance, that I asked for a refund and left. Every one was rude the entire way through, mainly the woman at the front desk. Like most other doctors offices, they should call to confirm your insurance and notify you of extra costs before you arrive. If their office “policy” is urine tests for every single patient, which I’ve never heard of in my 7 years of visiting psychiatry offices, they should inform their clients in advance. This place is sketchy, dirty, and poorly run. Never again

have been patient of Dr Kiblitsky for four years. HAS HELPED ME TREMENDOUSLY. Know her stuff.