Dr. James Gracer, MD

Dr. Gracer could care less about his patients. Don’t let him put you on something addictive. He doesn’t tell you and then when you ask to get off of the drug that never helped at all such as Duloxetine (anything in that class of drugs and we can’t even mention the BRAND NAME on this site) He just tells you to stop taking it, which most of us KNOW is not a good idea. I was on the lowest dose and I did exactly as he instructed even though I asked if that was safe to do. I ended up with discontinuation symptoms that make me feel like I’m on a boat 24,7. Because of this CONSTANT basically feeling like I’m living within a gyroscope that just keeps moving constantly, I can’t even walk without a cane. I’ve already had a serious fall and even the best doctors (UCSF) can’t find a solution. I’ve worked hard all my life starting in the beginning at Accenture. Don’t trust sites that have only positive reviews. He pays to have the negative ones scrubbed. If you’re seeing him, DON’T TRUST HIM.

He's great. I've been seeing him for ten years. I recommend him to everyone. He's thoughtful and he listens. He doesn't have those crochets that many psychiatrists seem to have. By that I guess I mean egomania that comes out in little ways, so that they have to give you a little problem sometimes when things are going well with the medications. He just isn't like that, he's just straightforward.

very smart, easy to talk with, just no bs, able to get right into helping

I saw dr graver for years. One time he switched me to a new med and i did not react well to it. It made me suicidal. I went to see him in an emergency appointment right before he was to go on vacation. He completely ignored my concerns and said to continue. I went home and overdosed. I’m he knew he screwed up because I never heard from him again when he returned from vacation.