Dr. Emmeline P Quiason, MD

Now retired, Dr. Quiason was my doctor through my entire life, starting when I was 5 years old. Through my teens I began to have several issues and the medication she put me on helped enormously. We tried several different drugs and doses before finding the right fit.

I was 19 when I was sent to her all she did was ask a couple questions every visit write a new prescription for more Prozac and call her husband I am now 39 and doing great no thanks to her like the other review I hope to never see her again

I was sent to see her when I was 19 and in college her way of solving my problem was always up the dose of prozac in the matter of 4 months i went from 10mg to 40mg of prozac and the time I spent in her office 90% of the time she was on the phone with her husband not talking to me about my problems so I stopped seeing her saw someone new got off all the meds now have a fulltime job and prozac free NO THANKS TO HER!! Some people think she's wonderful well this was when I was 19 I am now 38 and still cannot stand the thought of seeing her ever again. I agree with the other reviewer PLEASE BE CAREFUL!

I am writing this to prevent damage to other children. Emmeline Quiason was my Pediatric Psychiatrist from the age of 12-17 years old. My parents were uneducated about psychiatry and completely trusted her. This woman put me on so many medications throughout my treatment with her, and many at one time. I remember in 1 full day of medication at one point, I was taking 17 pills. That is INSANE. This dr is an overmedicating pill lover. She was nice, and seemed caring at the time, but now, I have a hard time remember ANY of my childhood. I was in bed by 5pm every night at the ages of 12-17. I gained over 95lbs in 3 months because of the mixture of medications she put me on. I was over 195lbs at the age of 12!!! Before I went to her, I was less than 100lbs! I was diagnosed with bipolar, and never was referred to a psychologist. I have since been to therapists, and to one psychiatrist who all concur that my diagnosis was false. I was being a rebellious teenager/pre-teen that was just needing… guidance. Now I do need anti-depressants because of the damage that those psychiatric drugs have done to my brain for overdosing my body, pretty much. You, I'm sure could right this off as an angry or bitter ex-patient, but please be careful with your child's well-being. Look up the malpractice lawsuits this dr has had, and PLEASE remember to do your research, as I wish my parents had. This dr seems caring and loving, and may have good intentions, but she is a drug pusher that does not know where to stop, in my experience. I truly hope that if you are reading this, that you find the right dr for you and that they can help you in your needs for your child!

My son has been to at least 4 doctors now for his special needs and Dr. Quiason is the only one that takes her time with him and works with the school and myself in caring for him. I couldn't ask for a better doctor. The wait can be long at times but its because she spends a good amount of time with each patient. She is a very knowledgable and caring physician.