Dr. Patrick Ross Aquino, MD

during a recent emergency situation at Mt Aubrun Hostpital, I was asked to see Dr. Aquino, following a social worker, Long story short, he prescribed Atavan to help with anxiety, but then gave no prescription for me to be able to get it. Last night, I had a breakdown, and couldn't get through to ONE SINGLE PHYSICIAN at either Mt Auburn, MGH, Tufts, 911, Samaritans who would help or discuss my question ("could I possibly be allergy give my medical profile, and given it's one of the rare side effects" which I had to know before taking it. It's beyond pathetic, bordering on criminal, the medical "establishment" provides what they think of as care, but won't even't answer this straightforward question. They have said now that, I essentially have to come back to the hospital to be checked again, before they'd fill the scrip they were suppsed to give me last night - so another waste of half a day, and another pint of blood and $1000 they already did got out of me yesterday. So,… it's not that Dr. Aquiano isn't ostensibly a good shrink, it's just that he's working in an utterly broken system.

not a good doctor

He is brilliant! He is very caring and will challenge you at all times, which is exactly what I needed. He will give you very useful feedback and put you to work but he is always there to listen. He changed my life and really made me look into myself and fight harder for the things that I need and want. Thank you Dr. Aquino-you'll never know how much of a difference you made in my life. I truly appreciate it!