Dr. Jeffrey Scott Anderson, MD

I used to have Doctor Anderson. Doctor Anderson needs to find another profession. He is a terrible psychiatrist!!! He is imprudent, unethical, and a sadistic vice. He does not listen, nor document, patients’ palpably self-reported problems. He will manipulate your psychiatric notes to make it look like you’re stable, even when you’re not (very dangerous). He also surreptitiously works for the Veterans Affairs (hereinafter, “VA”); however, Anderson does this by exploiting VA (unknown to them) doctors on occasion to induce harm to civilian patients and veterans. Is it hard to believe the VA would do that? Well, in this case, Anderson is not a 100% VA doctor. He is monitored by the VA, however. He still has that civilian mentality that does not favor veterans much. This is not to say veterans should have special treatment over others; however, veterans do have more unique mental health challenges as opposed to civilians. For example, one would be that a factually large… proportion of veterans, when they return home from deployment to dangerous regions of the world, suffer from combat trauma. The VA has the best doctors, in my opinion, to handle the consequences of this type of trauma—Post Traumatic Stress Disorder--otherwise known as PTSD (i.e. war traumas). No wonder the Biden administration created “988” for the crisis line (for both veterans and civilians), as the mental health crises are proliferating, and thus people are increasingly calling it for assistance. Presumably, this is consequently since their doctors, like Anderson, will not give them the proper treatment (i.e. adjusting their medication(s)) that could have prevented the phone call to “988”. Such cases could be solved in the clinical office(s) by their doctors adjusting medications and electronically sending them to pharmacies, allowing people to immediately start their new treatment methodology via picking their newly adjusted medications on the way home. This is assuming that someone who wants to commit harm to oneself and/or others calls “988.” If something bad happened because one was either too afraid to call “988” or one was determined to commit harm to his/herself and/or others because of Anderson’s lack of conscious, death would (i.e. and currently is the case literally) be imminent. Patients could, due to them being uncharted, misconstrue the signals they get from Anderson when dealt with in person. Being employed by the VA is supposed to represent something very moral, compassionate (i.e. Anderson lacks this) and significantly important. You represent the governmental branch responsible for the care of veterans that gave up their life to protect Anderson’s freedom. If Anderson does not listen (which is ALWAYS the case) to and/or document your adverse symptoms, he takes specific and unnecessary risks at the expense of your health, whether veteran or civilian. Furthermore, Anderson sabotages compassion and safety, potentially harming everyone near the affected mentally disabled person’s vicinity (i.e., such as when a Bipolar individual gets violently manic in a public restaurant). In the scenario, the Bipolar patient and/or other people are at risk because their doctor initially put them in this scenario, such as Anderson annotating one is stable and symptom-free as opposed to the truth that the patient is a danger to himself or others. If Anderson just solely writes his own bias-driven notes that reflect his hidden personal agenda--rather than ratifying a patient’s abominable symptoms--he will adopt and script notes with an imperil motive. Consequently, given that Anderson has an agenda for making people look better than they are, patients’ medications will not be adjusted. Therapies will not be referred to nor actualized either. This could, and one would believe, the situation would be inclined to lead to severe and relentless states of affairs. This leaves the patient and/or others in life-threatening situa

I am presently looking for a qualified Psychiatrist to help me move past my encounter with Dr. Anderson. Uses diagnosis that will be harmful, which he understands, throughout the rest of my life, because I upset him due to my opinion and observations.

I went in for a routine physical that was requested by my company so that I could get HSA money from them. This guy did all these unnecessary tests that cost tons of money. I sent him the physical form weeks before my appointment, but it was clear he'd never looked at it and wasn't at all prepared for the visit. The ladies at the front desk tried to charge me up front, but it's preventable work and totally covered by my insurance. Because of his ignorance and poor preparation and costly mistakes, I'll probably never go back to him.