Dr. Stanley Fudala, MD

Great Doctor. Highly recommend.

EXTREMELY COCKY AND FULL OF HIMSELF! I've seen multiple dr's and liked them all, but I'm surprised this man's big head fit through the door, because he's that full of himself.

Nurse Becky does whatever she wants and is a very toxic manipulative person who has meddled in my family life and called my next psychiatrist violating HIPPA. She spreads awful lies about me so I get treated badly. She should not be anywhere anyone with any psychological problems. She is toxic and has hurt me in so many ways because she does not think I should be on disability. She has my whole family lying just to cover her but because she has violated so many HIPPA policies she should get fired but she manipulates everyone to lie for her by telling them I am a bad person and that I deserve the awful abuse she has put me through and no one will help me

Have read all of the reviews and don't understand why other reviews are so completely different and negative about this doctor that I have had for years. Seems like they are reviewing a complete differ doctor than I know. Answers all of my questions, on time with appts., listens well, comforting and helpful. Never experienced a bad appt. with him. Would recommend him to my family and friends.

Left his office feeling ten times worse than when I went into appt. My experience was humiliating. He was so rude. Absolutely no compassion for others.e should be reported to the state psychiatry board. I wish I would've have had a tape recorder. I have seen many psychiatrists over the last 35 yrs and have never met anyone as rude as he was. Terrible terrible experience

When I asked about the evaluation, my symptoms or anything regarding my visit, Dr. Fudola gave poor or no answers. When I got upset, he acted defensive and patronizing. He gave very scripted answers and no help at all. On my second visit, I had to ask twice for any kind of guidance. Again he was patronizing, but made a list. His secretary, Becky, failed to return calls or send referrals to another doctor. When she finally sent the referral, the other doctor didn't understand what he was supposed to do because the information she and Fudola provided was so vague. Becky also failed to cancel an appointment as requested and add the new appt. in the schedule. As a result I drove 40 min. to learn of this. After wasting 80 min and 1/4 tank of gas, Dr. Fudola wouldn't spare 15 minutes after his last appt, my scheduled time (and he knew I was coming from a distance) for a med check. Very robotic, unpleasant and stressful experience. Almost surreal. The poorly coordinated office made me wonder… what kind of health care provider Fort Health Care is. Certainly bottom of the barrel. I do not recommend.

He was very helpful

Overall a very average doctor. My low scores are due to the following, not appropriately described in the few questions above: 1 - after being stable on my mental health meds for years, he requires me to see him every 6-8 weeks. I travel for work and my schedule changes frequently, making this near impossible at times when I need to reschedule and then we are talking a 4 week wait for a new appointment. 2 - each time I saw him it took about 5 minutes; essentially asking if I had any issues which was an answer of typically no. He did mention he felt he was middle class at one point which lead me to think that the frequent appointments were just a money maker. Was he willing to spend time with me during that time? Yes, the point is there was absolutely nothing to discuss. 2 - the front office staff is very professional and nice, so this is no reflection on them. 3 - his nurse has refused refills because I hadn't seen him in 8 weeks in 2 years ago, leaving me a message… they will not be filled with no other options. It's concerning this takes place being that there are people that can be harmful to themselves or others without medication. I was refused a 5 day refill I requested by the nurse (overturned by the doctor once I made enough calls) at one point, when she wasn't reading the schedule appropriately and said I was "lying" that I had an appointment scheduled the following week. Received a call back from Dr. F that he would give me a 30 day refill, and I did, in fact, have an appointment scheduled. The latest and greatest - I was called out of town by work, then immediately got the flu and missed my appointments but called a few hours ahead of time - FYI at this office, if it is not 24 hours, they consider it a no show. I received a call from the nurse saying I was dismissed as a patient, which I understand if that is their policy, but said my refills would not be refilled. I am Bi-Polar - being completely off meds while finding a new doctor is simply dangerous. I had to call back and ask to speak to Dr. F to get a 30 day refill approved; (communicated by said nurse that simply cut me off.) Makes me wonder who makes initial decisions. I will say they were kind enough to give me the refill, but my concern is patients that don't call back to ask, and simply go un-medicated. I had to change to this doctor a few years ago due to my insurance and will say I never experienced this type of stress to maintain my meds with my past provider - they were very understanding of a quickly changing work schedule that sends me out of state at short notice. Food for thought for those patients that may need to make quick changes. If you are a patient in the area and have a predictable schedule, I will say he and his nurse are competent to meet your behavioral health needs. If not, I would recommend a different doctor.

Took the money. Didn't do a single thing to help. Shouldn't get paid if they don't do anything. Horrible 0 stars. People don't have that kind of $ to waste. Shame on you! Anybody on the street could just listen to someone!

I went to see him as a new patient.He believes in holistic healing over medication.He believes accupuncture,vegan diet and accupuncture will have better healing properties than medication.As someone who lives with biploar and anxiety disorder I know I need medication to keep me stable.