Dr. Randy John Jung, MD

This Dr VIOLATED my Patient Rights as an VOLUNTARILY ADMISSION, no one forced me under Threat Duress or Coercion. I went in for some Mental Health related things. I didn't have no harm done to myself but a Cat scratch. And they Put me into the Mental health Behavioral services Center. I was given a Vaccine and a pill which I totally Disagree that the combination of that w no studies Long Term or Short is Risky. Vaccines in general are very Dangerous. I mean look at those COVID shots and not just that one, all of the other vaccines as well. Another thing I didn't like is how one day for the Doctor and Patient meeting that took place s day or two after Voluntarily Admitting myself is that He literally YELLED at me to wake me up which had me feeling like a Zombie. And I was on a Drug he gave me, so the sleep obviously was a very deep sleep state from the Drug. He didn't wait until I naturally woke up. Another thing is I told them I wanted to leave and they told me that that wasn't going… to happen when I VOLUNTARILY ADMITTED myself w no true harm done to myself or anyone else whatsoever. And in Illinois that a big NO I've done my research. Another thing he did was not listen to me when I told him I as the patient didn't like the way the Drug he gave me made me feel and I told him I forget to take it which was an excuse which basically meant I don't like taking them I told him I want to try medical Cannabis which is safer more effective and better than a MAN MADE SUBSTANCE which the medication was illegal at one point in the Americas and 1 in every 3 people it's likely to work (with that specific "medication") on top of the statistics about the Anti Depressants and how many people out of three I believe it was, would work in general. So he gave me a Higher dosage and his reasoning was if I forget to take it the day after the higher dosage would cover the missed day I "forgot" It's UNFORTUNATE that other reviews here and on different sites his Patients are complaining about how he gives them drugs they don't like or isn't as effective as something else is. And I'm sure had high hopes it would however like me bad side effects started to happen and which water came out of my rear end in the hospital because of the higher dosage and I went to the nurse desk and told them and nobody did NOTHING, I even told them I didn't flush so they could see themselves what I was referring to and didn't care. Another thing is they still accept patients who haven't injured themselves and possibly just said they'd hurt themselves w no harm done to them or anyone else (CORPUS DELECTI) one time a Nurse admitted to me they weren't supposed to do me the way they did when she asked me for my side of the story which was very true, I didn't lie to her. They do not care as Voluntarily Admitted patients are Protected under the Mental health and Developmental Disabilities Act. He doesn't know or care that I have a RIGHT TO PERSONAL LIBERTY, A RIGHT TO REFUSE TREATMENT, RIGHT TO INFORMED CONSENT. SPECIFIC PROTECTIONS AGAINST INVOLUNTARY ADMISSIONS, INVOLUNTARY ADMISSIONS WITHOUT JUST CAUSE. they care NOTHING about that. He's not for the Patients at all with that being said unfortunately. And I completely regret dealing with him 1000% and more. I also saw him one day which made me think he was following me around stalking me for no reason. This guy needs to be on the medication he gives so he knows what it feels like and he put behind prison bars. I bet he wouldn't take majority of the things himself prescribes.

This Dr VIOLATED my Patient Rights as an VOLUNTARILY ADMISSION, no one forced me under Threat Duress or Coercion. I went in for some Mental Health related things. I didn't have no harm done to myself but a Cat scratch. And they Put me into the Mental health Behavioral services Center. I was given a Vaccine and a pill which I totally Disagree that the combination of that w no studies Long Term or Short is Risky. Vaccines in general are very Dangerous. I mean look at those COVID shots and not just that one, all of the other vaccines as well. Another thing I didn't like is how one day for the Doctor and Patient meeting that took place s day or two after Voluntarily Admitting myself is that He literally YELLED at me to wake me up which had me feeling like a Zombie. And I was on a Drug he gave me, so the sleep obviously was a very deep sleep state from the Drug. He didn't wait until I naturally woke up. Another thing is I told them I wanted to leave and they told me that that wasn't going… to happen when I VOLUNTARILY ADMITTED myself w no true harm done to myself or anyone else whatsoever. And in Illinois that a big NO I've done my research. Another thing he did was not listen to me when I told him I as the patient didn't like the way the Drug he gave me made me feel and I told him I forget to take it which was an excuse which basically meant I don't like taking them I told him I want to try medical Cannabis which is safer more effective and better than a MAN MADE SUBSTANCE which the medication was illegal at one point in the Americas and 1 in every 3 people it's likely to work (with that specific "medication") on top of the statistics about the Anti Depressants and how many people out of three I believe it was, would work in general. So he gave me a Higher dosage and his reasoning was if I forget to take it the day after the higher dosage would cover the missed day I "forgot" It's UNFORTUNATE that other reviews here and on different sites his Patients are complaining about how he gives them drugs they don't like or isn't as effective as something else is. And I'm sure had high hopes it would however like me bad side effects started to happen and which water came out of my rear end in the hospital because of the higher dosage and I went to the nurse desk and told them and nobody did NOTHING, I even told them I didn't flush so they could see themselves what I was referring to and didn't care. Another thing is they still accept patients who haven't injured themselves and possibly just said they'd hurt themselves w no harm done to them or anyone else (CORPUS DELECTI) one time a Nurse admitted to me they weren't supposed to do me the way they did when she asked me for my side of the story which was very true, I didn't lie to her. They do not care as Voluntarily Admitted patients are Protected under the Mental health and Developmental Disabilities Act. He doesn't know or care that I have a RIGHT TO PERSONAL LIBERTY, A RIGHT TO REFUSE TREATMENT, RIGHT TO INFORMED CONSENT. SPECIFIC PROTECTIONS AGAINST INVOLUNTARY ADMISSIONS, INVOLUNTARY ADMISSIONS WITHOUT JUST CAUSE. they care NOTHING about that. He's not for the Patients at all with that being said unfortunately. And I completely regret dealing with him 1000% and more. I also saw him one day which made me think he was following me around stalking me for no reason. This guy needs to be on the medication he gives so he knows what it feels like and he put behind prison bars. I bet he wouldn't take majority of the things himself prescribes.

In Illinois, mental health patients who haven't hurt themselves are protected under the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Code and other related laws. Here are some key rights they retain: Basic Rights 1. Right to Personal Liberty Mental health patients cannot be involuntarily confined unless they pose a risk of serious harm to themselves or others or are unable to care for themselves due to their condition. Patients must be provided the least restrictive form of care. 2. Right to Refuse Treatment Patients have the right to refuse medication or treatment unless a court determines they lack the capacity to make such decisions. 3. Right to Informed Consent Patients must be informed about their diagnosis, proposed treatment, side effects, and alternative options to make informed decisions about their care. 4. Right to Privacy Confidentiality of medical records and communications with mental health professionals is protected. Disclosure requires patient consent… unless there's a legal or safety exception. 5. Right to Participate in Treatment Planning Patients have the right to be involved in planning their treatment and to receive clear explanations of their care plan. 6. Right to Access Legal Assistance Patients may consult with legal counsel and have access to advocacy services like those provided by the Illinois Guardianship and Advocacy Commission. Specific Protections Against Involuntary Admission Patients cannot be hospitalized involuntarily unless they meet strict legal criteria, which include an evaluation by a qualified mental health professional and approval by a judge. Even if hospitalized, they can petition for release, and a hearing must be held promptly. Right to File Complaints Patients can file complaints about their treatment or rights violations through hospital administration, the Illinois Department of Human Services, or legal channels. If you or someone you know believes their rights have been violated, contacting an advocate or attorney specializing in mental health law may be helpful. Organizations like Equip for Equality can provide additional assistance.

Even as an in-patient subject of his where there was 0% chance of substance abuse, this doctor refused to give me a much-needed benzodiazepine for restless leg syndrome even when the useless medicine he gave me (Rhisperadol) was what was causing this agonizing restlessness. When I went to another hospital in St. Louis the doctor gave me .5mg of Klonopin and I felt as if kindness from heaven had just come to me, because restlessness is very miserable and Benzodiazepines can provide relief if used properly, and I didn't get addicted to it because it was not possible to get addicted from such a small and infrequent dose but Dr. Jung had a hypocritical belief that it is some immoral narcotic drug that is not the best thing. May God bless him to see that he was in error for doing this and may God bless all doctors with wisdom to treat His people properly. Even though he doesn't communicate well, Dr. Chalfant gave me better treatment than this doctor and better than Dr. Donalad Adams.… (Those were the p-docs that were/are available to me in this area.) St. John's Mercy also gives better treatment then St. Elizabeth's but both do not correctly follow the teachings of The Holy Bible so I would like you to be advised, as I was not, that you can read The Bible and ask Jesus Christ to explain it, and for His mercy with your conditions if you will keep His commands by not sinning and believing that He died for our sins. I do this and I no longer suffer from the same conditions that led me to a psychiatrist but just ADD that needs management. Thanks be to God.

I have seen Dr. Jung for 10 years. At first I was a little skeptical of his practice because he seemed a little dry at first . He turned out to be the best doctor for me . He generally cares about his patients and wants us to be better. He knows a tremendous amount about medicine and how to dispense it . He is leaving his practice to move on to different pastures . I will miss him because he is a great doctor and a great person.

I've been seeing Dr. Jung for several years, and he is the only psychiatrist I would trust. He takes the time to listen, cares about what *I* want and has often gone above and beyond what most doctors would do for a patient.I'm amused someone called him a quack, as most psychiatry IS quackery. He doesn't push the Freudian on you if you're not interested (and it's interesting that he's gone on to learn that...very unique in these days of pushing pills and shock). He also doesn't force meds.If he ever reads this, he'll know immediately who this is. Haha. He knows I think the world of him.