Dr. Michael W Kilchenstein, MD

Don’t waste your time or money .... told me I asked too many questions trying to understand my loved ones condition and told me “to go look it up on Google” ... rude, old & grumpy - $500 cash (2 visit) mistake!!!!

Dr. Kilchenstein is an exceptionally skilled psychiatrist. His empathy has made him one of the most important people in my life for over 6 years. He is a lifeline. His work with me has taught me how to manage my life which, because of my bipolar disorder, is very often nearly impossible to do. This management has been accomplished through his wise and pensive listening, serving as both analyst and counselor. He diagnoses and treats mental disorders by ascertaining and analyzing the facts of his patient’s mental life. Dr. “K” chooses to serve as therapist and analyst as well as to prescribe appropriate medications when indicated. His brilliant pharmacological brain full of knowledge is key as the wrong medication can worsen a situation. It is his profound empathy has endeared Dr. Kilchenstein to me. I could not be functioning as I am without his help for over 6 years. I only wish I would’ve found him earlier in my struggle of 50 years.

Dr. K is extraordinarily unique. He's got so much to offer. Very smart guy and really kind

Yeah he treated me. He treated me like a leper on the phone. This clown asked me if I just needed medicine and I was confused by this so I didn't really know how to answer. By the time I realized what he meant, he had made up his mind and basically told me to take a hike before he hung up the phone. Perhaps if he had been listening, he would've heard my actual answer. But he didn't listen, and isn't that the majority of the wheelhouse for this kind of doctor? Terrible manners.

If you are looking for a true Psychiatrist to work on issues with Dr. Kilchenstein. He takes his work very seriously and is just the most amazing Psychiatrist!!! I have neurological issues, and others, and he is able to manage that.

Helpful as therapist. Weak on the medical and medications, unless you are clear and easy. My fatigue was not. Another fixed those.

After my divorce, I went through a rough patch when I really did just want to drink myself to death. On a whim, I called Dr. Kilchenstein and was hostile to him, but he told me to come in anyway. I got to the office late and he was waiting. He was able to diagnose a latent fear of commitment I had as an adult but picked up when I was an adolescent. I don't know if this was the catalyst but I'm clean and sober and getting remarried soon.

There was a clear easy communication with the doctor about my problems and a sense of being understood.