Dr. Kristina J Harrington, MD

I only saw Dr. Harrington twice but she was able to prescribe me the correct medications for bipolar disorder with just one try. She actually cares about her patients and she made my experience at safe haven a safe one. Thank you Dr. Harrington!

She's certainly rare in that she seems to really care. People, especially. Doctors like her are hard to find!

Parents, I can only tell you from experience, save yourself the anguish and mortification of taking your child to this doctor. Worst table manners I've ever experienced, had to leave with my child early. Cold, insensitive, condescending and rude. Seems to champion her recommended "safe" SSRI's as the only solution, and if you even question it or are looking for alternatives, you will be sent on your merry way, $$$$300.00 poorer for half-an-hour of her precious time. I feel like it was all about the money!

My experience was wonderful. The staff was helpful and courteous, and the doctor was very knowledgeable, and nice as well. She really helped me.

I took my so here and the office as a whole was cold and clinical. I had the feeling it was about the money and not the care of my child. It seemed like they were pushing the newest and most expensive meds on me and when I didn't want to go that way they shunned me.

she has been very helpful, my only complaints are wait time in the office can be long and getting an appointment can be a pain. both of those i dont really fault dr harrington for. She is very busy and that is why the wait can take a while. as for her actual skills she is great... she saved my life

My experience with Dr. Harrington was awful! She has no idea what she's talking about, therefore, she's an extremely dangerous doctor is in this field. Her staff is surprisingly worse than she is...if that's possible, they're rude and don't care about the patients. Stay away from her.

I was shunted off to a nurse practitioner who was one of the least empathetic persons I've ever met. Considering that I was being treated for depression, empathy is an important aspect of working with a provider. She had a formulaic approach that had nothing to do with what my symptoms were. On follow-up visits it cost me $75 for about 8 minutes with this person. She was cold and stiff and had no business being in this field. She pretended not to notice when I left her office in tears.