Corey Peirsman MD

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2020 Milvia St Ste 300

Berkeley, CA 94704

+1 (510) 843-2220

https://www.baypsychiatric.com

Corey Peirsman MD in Berkeley, CA, is a physician-owned and operated psychiatric practice that has been serving the Bay Area since 1994. With a comprehensive range of services including outpatient, inpatient, and day treatment programs, they focus on personalized patient care to help individuals live their best lives.

The practice emphasizes a collaborative approach, fostering genuine connections between physicians and patients. Their team is dedicated to providing exceptional psychiatric care, as evidenced by numerous patient testimonials praising their empathetic and thorough treatment methods.

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"Dear Lawrence, You probably saved me life once or twice. That's all. Then you held my hand (when I made you) and I sobbed out my past. You found out my diagnosis and found how to make it hurt..."