Charak Center for Health and Wellness

“Charack Center for Health and Wellness is a good place. The treatmentt that they have provided me has improved my life tremendously. I really appreciate the Charack Center. I feel better and I look forward to working with them more. 🙂”

“My experience with this center has been extremely frustrating and costly. I was initially diagnosed with ADHD but was asked to try breathing exercises and anxiety medication first, which caused depressive side effects. After switching providers, I was prescribed the correct medication, but when my pharmacy was out of stock, the doctor substituted it despite me being willing to travel to get what worked. The substitute was ineffective, yet I was charged the same amount. When I returned later to restart treatment, scheduling was disorganized. My in-person appointment began 20 minutes late, leaving little time to address concerns. Communication felt argumentative rather than supportive. I was also required to complete an EKG without a clear medical justification, despite having no personal or family history of heart issues. After being told another patient had failed an EKG, I was then informed I “failed” mine as well and could not proceed without additional appointments. Overall, this has been an expensive and disappointing experience. Choosing this center for convenience ended up costing more time, money, and stress than seeking care from a more established and organized practice.”

“my experience with the stow location is great rita works with you she is out going and will go out her way to make you achieve your goal i work with a team and they all are good to me and i love this place great place in stow”

“I stopped in for a quick appointment on my lunch break. I heard Dr Ranjan talking about playing golf that day while in the waiting room. When I got in his office he seemed impatient and in a hurry. I told him I had suicidal thoughts but they were passive and I had no plan. I figured he might just up my meds. Dummy me for being honest. He called an ambulance to take me away to a hospital even though I told him that it wasn't that bad and I had gone through this before with just a med change and time. He wouldn't agree and I was sent to a hospital. I lost my job because I couldn't return after lunch. Then the insurance would not pay for the ambulance they deemed unnecessary and I had a $10,000 bill to pay with no job. Dr Ranjan also didn't listen to what I was saying on other visits as well. He kept talking over me even when I was answering his questions. Today I have a fear of doctors because they have the power to destroy your life. I'm also less honest with them so they don't over react to get to their golf game.”