Adam S. Butera, M.D., P.A..

"I have been seeing Dr. Butera for 12 years! He listens to me, through the entire appointment, and is very knowledgeable about all of my medical issues!!! I love Dr. Butera and his staff!"

"The ladies in the front are always amazing! I've seen Gifty for years now and always love talking with her. The only downfall is the phones are always off or "closed" during business hours. It's a bit frustrating but other then that they're great!"

"Of course Dr. Butera and his staff get 5 stars. I mean the diligence, honest, open and welcoming you get from Dr. Butera, who is by far the best psychiatrist I have ever had or met, from day one only leads to an open communication and finally being heard, understood and cared about. Yes, the office can get busy and sometimes getting a call back can take more than a day but the fact that you aren't just some number under some stereotype and you realize you actually matter is worth the wait of getting a call back or the wait of getting into your appointment because you will never find a more caring, understanding, nonjudgmental and empathetic staff or psychiatrist. I love all the ones I interact with regularly and you'll definitely connect with them and get an amazing bond with them. I actually enjoy going to the office and that says something in and of itself!"

"I had my appointment w/ NP Kim. I specifically wanted to get my ADHD treated. She absolutely ignored me and prescribed me 3 medications for symptoms of ADHD (depression, anxiety and insomnia) but refused to treat my actual problem. Wasted $175. So, I found an ADHD clinic, got treated and guess what?! All those issues resolved themselves. With 1 prescription. Plus now I actually have coherent thoughts. Edit for response: So you assume because someone wants their ADHD treated, they must be an addict? Also, Adderall? Who said anything about Adderall? I simply said I wanted my ADHD treated (modafinil works best for me which as a schedule 4 drug, has pretty low potential for abuse). This is a diagnosis I was given as a child, BTW and treated for several years. Which I explained. I didn't get angry, just felt completely dismissed (because I was). Also, it's funny how the medication worked so well for me. Do no harm? Then why don't you treat the actual diagnosis? It's hard to be wrong, isn't it? Perhaps you're in the wrong profession. A quarter of your patient reviews seem to think so. Also, if you're concerned about drug abuse, give me a drug test. It's quite common, you know. I would have happily obliged to get the treatment I so desperately needed."