Lauren Kofod, MD — Psychiatrist in Chicago, IL
Address333 N Michigan Ave Suite 1900 IL, Chicago, IL 60601
Phone+1773-572-8383
Websiteeatingrecoverycenter.com
Reviews on Google3.7 · 3 reviews
Absolutely horrible. I saw her at the Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment facility in May of 2015. She is inattentive, and is prone to misdiagnosing patients (probably due to the fact that she knows nothing about her patients, and does little more than skim over a file moments prior to her 10-minute appointments). In spite of being in residential treatment for three weeks, with her office ONE door away from my room, it was impossible to get a meeting with her. She overmedicated other women to the point that they looked and acted like zombies. DO NOT USE THIS PSYCHIATRIST. SHE IS DANGEROUS.
Dr. Kofod is a compassionate and caring psychiatrist!
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