Ana Maria Rotar, MD

Dr. Ana Rotar failed miserably as a psychiatric physician and as a patient advocate for her mentally ill patient. My sister was recently hospitalized and under Dr. Rotar’s care. She was discharged in a fully manic state where she is at risk of harming herself or someone else. My sister was no better (if not worse) than when she was admitted to Crittenton hospital. Dr. Rotar discharged her prematurely with clearance to return to her job 4 days later, where she is responsible for caring for the most vulnerable of our community— one wrong mistake, and someone’s life is at stake. In my opinion, Dr. Rotar is responsible if her patient, whom she cleared for discharge, does in fact harm herself or someone else. One would think, that someone specially trained to care for the mentally ill, would be able to see that her pt had not made any progress while inpatient. My family attempted vehemently to get Dr. Rotar and staff to continue my sisters care. Don’t let the same thing happen to you or… your loved one! What a disgrace to the medical community. You have done your field and your patient a major disservice. Hopefully you see this and change your plan of care for the next patient you care for. -sincerely, the extremely disappointed and caring family of one of your patients. We lost our chance to get her help.

Dr. Rotar is one of the best psychiatrists I've ever had. She took so much of her time to really listen and hear me. Dr. Lacoste her colleague is the same. I appreciated her more than she will ever know. Both of them. I've seen various psychiatrists 18 years. These are the top two. Hands down....Thank you Stephanie