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Richard Kaiser, MD
Psychiatry
(3 Reviews)
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97 Lowell RD 2nd Floor Millbrook Tarry Concord, MA 01742
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Richard Kaiser, MD

Outpatient Psychopharmacology and Medical Psychiatry support for patients in the Emerson Hospital system.
Years In Practice 29
Primary Specialty

Psychiatrist

Gender Male
Education New York Medical College, Valhalla NY 1991
Training Boston Univ Medical Center Hospitals Psychiatry Residency 1992-1995

Mass General Hospital Psychiatry Fellowship 1996
Affiliations Emerson Hospital
Certification Board Certified in Psychiatry, ABPN 1996
Office Staff 1
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97 Lowell RD 2nd Floor Millbrook Tarry, Concord, MA 01742
Services Adult and Geriatric Psychiatry
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I have been seeing Dr. Richard Kaiser for over 5 years, He has been an amazing provider, Excellent Dr, and has a very sympathetic bedside manner. He is always available, responds quickly to pages, has prescribed exactly what has helped my anxiety/depression and panic attacks and has seen me on what I consider a "rare" emergency visit, which I found so kind that he cared enough to see me immediately @ his office. His experience, expertise and understanding have been above excellent and I would not consider seeing any other Psychiatrist/ Psychopharmacologist .
by Sarah Luth xxx.xxx.227.94
November 07, 2016
I saw Dr. Kaiser weekly for several years, during which time he put me on several antipsychotic medications meant for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, neither of which I have; I actually suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder from having been an incest and torture survivor. After years of seeing me regularly, he confessed he knew nothing about PTSD. He did not listen; he continued to suggest church groups and anti-dreaming medication even though I told him numerous times that I did not want to join a church group and that I did not have nightmares anymore. I even had to resort to printing out these wishes in large black lettering for him to put in his file, yet the next week I visited him, he still asked me if I wanted to join a church group and take anti-dreaming medication. After all the pain I spilled out to him every week, he told me I only wanted to kill myself to hurt others. Each time a pharmaceutical representative would visit his office, he would prescribe whatever medication the rep had presented to him, even if I had only been on the previous medication for two weeks. The best thing I ever did was to stop seeing this person. PTSD is an anxiety disorder, not a psychotic one, and yet he insisted on putting me on every antipsychotic medicine any representative pushed on him. The side effects of these medications, which I should never have been prescribed in the first place, ranged from painful jaw clicking and debilitating nausea and vomiting to lactating even though I have never been pregnant. I am now off psychiatrists and on the correct medication and am doing fantastic.
by Elaine A xxx.xxx.149.36
December 20, 2014
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