Nicole L.
4/6/2017
Serge was recommended by my therapist. I had a prescription that was 6 years old and need to be reevaluated. Talking to a new doctor seemed routine. At my first appointment, Serge asked a series...
Serge Mosovich, MD
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115 E 57th St Ste 1116
New York, NY 10022
Dr. Serge Mosovich is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City. With a pragmatic approach to problem assessment, he aims to identify the various emotional, physical, and environmental factors that can impact emotional health, leading to more enlightened diagnoses and effective resolutions.
Known for his comprehensive knowledge of medications and their interactions, Dr. Mosovich collaborates with specialists in Internal Medicine, Neurology, and Neuropsychology to better understand functional changes in patients' experiences and interactions with the world. His expertise extends to the relationship between inflammatory stress and cardiovascular outcomes, as well as the connection between stress and mood, anxiety disorders, and cognitive function changes.
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Susan N.
7/28/2019
Under NO circumstances choose this psychiatrist since none of the negative reviews come close to describing him or his practice. I don't know where to begin my horror story with this physician...
Carly N.
2/21/2019
So rude. I'd give negative stars, if I could. I read his bad reviews, but decided to give it a shot because he was in network. Then, he canceled on me twice, with no reason. When I called his...
Ashley H.
8/10/2015
Throughout my appointment with Dr. Mosovich, I felt like he was projecting problems onto me instead of listening to what I was actually saying. He disregarded my depression because 'I didn't look...
Sharon S.
10/16/2015
Patient beware! After scheduling an appointment 3 weeks in advance, I received an email the morning of the appointment no less, that he has to cancel. How unprofessional!! What if I was desperate...
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