Dr. Dale Tobin Oller, MD

Dr. Oller has worked with me at various times for approx. 15 years. She has provided me with competent and empathetic services. She is always aware of the latest research regarding diagnostic and medication management.

Counsels, managed meds & multi diagnoses, offers support groups too.

she only got one star because there was no option for zero stars

I have nothing but good things to say about dr Oller. I have seen dr oller for many years and I am surprised that she does not have a better rating she is kind empathetic and willing to spend the time with you. She was able to get me on the correct antidepressants and has turned my life around. If you need a good doctor she is the one. To many people want a provider to just cover up the pain and not get the to the real problem . Dr oller will get to the problem. She is the best

I just wasn't gelling with her and I was driving from such a long distance, I didn't think her care was exceptional enough to drive that far. I do remember feeling anxious in her care and I went back to my old provider because Dr. Oller just wasn't a good fit for me. I also didn't like she didn't have a receptionist and her organizational skills (health records etc) were completely unkempt.

Unsympathetic. Uncaring. Doesn't listen.

Not empathetic. $300 per visit. Only prescribes meds for 6 months at a time.

My experience with Dr. Oller was enough to give me an anxiety disorder diagnosis that I had to work on with the NEXT therapist I saw...no kidding! I felt that it came out in sessions that she had "stuff" that she hadn't worked through because she wouldn't want to talk to me about certain things (about myself), even if they were important to me. [She was doing therapy and medication management with me at the time.]I had been through a lot of very stressful experiences prior to seeing her, and she diagnosed me with bipolar disorder. When I wasn't getting better (although she prescribed me SO many medications; typical "bipolar" meds didn't work...they simply caused horrible side effects due to my own medical issues), she decided that I must be a borderline, too. Actually, her approach to things TRIGGERED me and was not helpful in my healing. We discussed all of this, and she continued down her diagnostic path... I wrote down "15 minutes" for "[h]ow long was your wait at the office?"… because she had a regular client in the session prior to mine with whom (esp in the last 3-6 months of our sessions) she would spend extra time weekly, running well into our appointment time. After this woman left each week, Dr. Oller would spend more time in her office before coming to get me, occasionally as far as 15 minutes into my session. I found this to be very unprofessional.I hope this helps. Remember: you have choices.

Absolutely wonderful in every way--I wouldn't think of going anywhere else!