Dr. Vadim Yuri Baram, MD

Dr. Baram is wonderful at his profession. I am blessed that I was able to meet him and become a patient earlier in his career as his calendar has become full and I'm sure he is very limited in his ability to accept new patients. He is extremely compassionate, has a terrific memory, asks the right questions, listens, and treats me as a friend. I have also worked with his support staff who all seem to hold the same values and attention to patient care as Dr. Baram himself. Thank you Dr. Baram for helping me navigate my life.

I have been seeing Dr Baram for many years now and he always takes the time to listen to me and is very compassionate. I could not imagine seeing any other psychologist. Only complaint is wait time to see him for appointments but thats because he gives each and every patient time they need.

He didnt sit down with me and even give me 3 minutes to talk to me. He didnt care about my explanation or what my thoughts were at all. He didnt even know me and took a medication that i needed off my charts. He has no right to do that. He is not my phyciatrist. I would never want him as my phyciatrist because he is cold and doesnt care to know u as a person.

Dr. Baram was the first Dr. that listened to me and helped me

Dr.Baram helped me tremendously. I was about giving up. Very knowleageable, supportive and trustworthy. I am looking forward to every vist with my doctor.

Dr. B has been the best psychiatrist I have ever had. After years of numerous psyche doctors and various meds, he has gotten me on the right ones and has gone above and beyond as a doctor. I would recommend him to anybody struggling with mental health issues.

Dr. Vadium has understood me well when I explained that I was on obesrvation leave from the earth. I also would like to thank Dr.Vadium for participating in my research of misdiagnosis of schizophernia. I also like to thank Donnell and Michelle from BHR that is also involved in the problm solving matter to be completed to accomplish not only Anastasia goals in life, but our step up in their positions.

The office manager thinks about nothing else but when hers (and the good dr's) next cigarette will be. She is a major reason why his office is managed the way it is. It sucks. As for the good doc, he used his smartphone a lot during the last 4 of my appts before I decided he had no respect or class. Im looking for a new doctor. I was a patiet of dr barams for6 yrs +

Dr.Baram is my psychiatrist for the past 6 years. I can't express words of appreciation to share how Dr.Baram helped me. I didn't seek hospitalization ...

Dr. Baram in and of himself is ok, if not a little apathetic, but his office experience is miserable. He's moved twice since I started seeing him a year ago, constantly runs VERY late, and has rescheduled my appointments several times. Today alone was rescheduled once and he was "running behind" significantly. I didn't get in to see him until an hour and fifteen minutes after my scheduled appointment. When the office called to reschedule, they left a message on my cell phone to reschedule. I left two messages when I called at various times, and by the time I reached someone, I had to fight to get an appointment before my prescription ran out. When I mentioned that I had to have an appointment before my script ran out, the receptionist said "you should've called back sooner." When I said I had already left two messages and hadn't heard back, she didn't have a response. If waiting to see him was an exception and not the rule, I would be more understanding, but every time I've… been to see him he has been running significantly late. I once had an appointment canceled for the same week twice in a row. When I was talking to other patients in the waiting room, they said that they've had the office manager walk in and tell him to hurry up. I told him in our appointment today that I wouldn't be back. I don't think that offices should be able to hold their patients accountable to an appointment they don't feel compelled to observe themselves.