Dr. Julian Bravo, MD

Dr. Bravo was so wildly out of pocket when we had an appointment that I was required to call in a wellness check to make sure he is safe. Be careful if you choose to risk your health with this doctor.

I’ve never met a doctor who is so blank with patients and doesn’t show interest or seemed like he just wanted to get the visit ofer with. I feel he didn’t even hear me out. He also lied on my visit notes things I never even said.

Some of the reviews are right. He's not good. I had one visit with him and I didn't like the way he talked. He was anti-social and a bit arrogant. He wasn't approachable and at times he interrupted when I was talking and cut me off. It felt like he wasn't there to try and understand or listen to me. It felt more like he was trying to find faults with me. It feels more appropriate to call it an interrogation than an intake appointment. At one point I disagreed with him and he said something about listening to experts- implying he is one. Just because someone has MD next to his name doesn't make him an expert. It's unprofessional to talk to patients like that. You convince people through examples and trust- and he is not interested in the latter. No wonder people severely distrust the mental health system. I wouldn't call him an expert nor a doctor. Too bad there's a character limit or else I would've explained everything in detail and told my side of the story.

Dr. Bravo was my very first Dr before I was kicked out of the Thomson office due to one of my outbursts. But anyways after that terrible office closed down I was sent down to August. Basically Dr. Bravo diagnosed me with some form of bipolar...which kind I’m not sure. But over the coarse of a year of me learning about myself and my mannerisms, I do FIRMLY believe I have been misdiagnosed. Diagnosis was very hastily given out. When I told him some of my other symptoms he disregarded them and told me to seek help at my primary care. When it comes to mental issues primary care physicians are almost ignorant of anything mental health. Tried telling him about the tics I was having “tell your primary care doctor”. I won’t specify what I think I really have but I know it sure isn’t bipolar. People please beware. We don’t need pill pushing Drs

I've only met him once. He made an adjustment that will hopefully get me back to me. I've been in treatment for 7 years. I'll let you know if his suggestion worked.

I find Dr.Bravo a very Genuine Doctor he really understands me and can know what I say is the Truth*!!**

I've seen him twice now, and I find him to be very helpful. He's good at listening and adjusting treatment if necessary.

Don't tell him that you've heard God (Jesus) speak to you. He will diagnose you with something that you don't have. If you go to another Doctor and for whatever reason you have to make an appointment to see Dr. Bravo, again (because you can't get the other doctor) he will act sarcastic / rude toward the patient. Serenity really only has about 3 helpful people. Dr. Bravo is not one of them.