Dr. Atman Ranii Reyes, MD

He’s a good man and a good Doctor. He listens and he cares. Believe me I’m not a fan of most Doctors so it’s saying something.

Great doctor. Outgoing and participates. Doesn't just listen and ending session as others do. Easy to talk to.

Dr. Atman Reyes is an incredibly compassionate and understanding doctor when it comes to mental health. He listens. He is never dismissive and he is always up to date on cutting edge technology and treatment. This doctor truly has a heart of gold.

Dr. Atman Reyes is undoubtedly the best psychiatrist I have ever had the pleasure of working with. Have been with him years now and I had a number of issues commingled together. He figured out the perfect regimen for me and I can truly say that within weeks I was feeling better. Months I was back to normal. Beyond this I can only see my life getting better. Highly recommended

I have been a patient of Dr.Atman Reyes since 2012. He has always shown a genuine concern for my health and always takes however much time I need at every appointment. He is an excellent doctor and I highly recommend him.

Unfortunately this provider and apparently the entire practice is not accepting new patients. I tried to call and schedule an appointment for my brother who is in need of help. I chose Dr. Reyes as he was referred by the insurance company and he had great reviews on line. The staff at his office was rude and not helpful at all. Brittany who answered the phone stated that they were not accepting new patients, which is fine the doctors are busy. But when I explained my situation and asked if there was anyone they could recommend she said no and ended the call. ?

I spent almost 9 years with Dr. Reyes. When my wife and I where factoring in all the variables we would booth gain and loose when we moved, Dr. Reyes was one we knew we would miss the most. Fast forward 5 years.... I volunteer for a group called National Alliance on Mental Illness. I am a facilitator for a connections support group, a B.R.I.D.G.E.S group and currently serve on the affiliate board. Yesterday, I sat on a panel at our state conference titled; the power of the peer. No one will ever know what this man did for me nor do I think I have the space or you have the time but know this; how many doctors will wait around up to 45 minutes after hours because I got stuck in traffic? How many doctors can I call anytime and let him know I am "loosing" it and he has the staff ready for me to be "checked in"? How many doctors can be soft enough to bring a spouse down to a level of comfort? The list goes on and on. I hear the constant struggles coming from many of my peers and the battles they have with providers. There have been many times I speak up and say; well, of your willing to travel 700 miles I know a great doctor. Trust me, if my wife and I had the money to travel every 2-3 months he would still be my doctor.

one would be doing themselves a disservices if they didnt give this an opportunity to be part (only part) of your recovery. We put to much on our doctor to be mircle workers and forget we have more of a responsibility then anyone else to do the foot work,

Out of 5 Psycharists I have seen in recent months, Dr. Atman Reyes has been the only one that has known what he was doing, and cared about helping me. I would highly reccomend Dr. Reyes.

very quiet and shy.