Dr. Frank John Faltus, MD

The best doctor I ever have. He pave the way to the beautiful and wonderful life I have with my family and friends. He change my life in so many ways and touched my heart and soul with his kindness. With much respect, Marissa L Cifelli

Horrible doctor . Ruined lives . Over prescribing stimulants to manic bipolor patient . Over prescribing Unessarry medication for diognosis. Spends Less than 15 min every 3 months with patient. Clearly does not care about patients ...just keeps writing scripts without monitoring mental and physical health. Causing more mental health problems Than fixing them . Should not have license to practice .

Excellent, Punctual, Professional, Accurate

Patient was clearly going into a manic episode. Calls were made to Dr Faltus, visit made, explained behavior weeks prior to mania. This doctor did not change medication. Kept prescribing stimulant's. Did some research after the incident, medication for rest should have been prescribed. Trusted doctor to help, in my opinion he made things worse. Very bad experience. Immediately found new provider and symptom's have subsided. Patient is now highly functional.

This doctor is a very poor practitioner. He is very aloof, talks down to the patient and prescribes medications without fully hearing out what the patient has to say. His "bedside manner" is poor and he makes the patient feel like he is doing you a favor by seeing you. He is insensitive and shows little concern for the patient but is very quick at collecting his fee and will charge extra for calling in prescriptions and doing the little things that other doctors do as routine. I'm sorry but I cannot in good conscience recommend this man.

I have been a patient of Dr. Faltus for several year's.I have found him to be a caring and very proffesionel doctor.He has worked with me regarding med's and has shown no discrimination.As a nurse I would highly recommend him.

Although Dr. Faltus has a pleasant manner, I found him the least reliable of any mental health professional I have encountered.Over a period of counseling lasting several months in which I shared fully with him the details of a friendship with a female colleague at a nearby university, he was encouraging, commented that I was making progress in making a friendship in an employment situation. Then when I told him this colleague filed sexual harassment charges against me, Faltus simply looked at me and declared "sexual mentorship does not work." He then declared the session over, turned and walked out -- at a time when I was so stressed I had to be hospitalized. I can only conclude he was fearful of being involved in litigation. This behavior is so amazing that I will never forget it.