Dr. Harbir Sekhon, MD

When people hear what I've gone through; the trauma, the addiction and much more. They ask what happened and how I become the person I am today. I tell them I was lucky enough to have worked closely with a Psychiatrist that I credit for saving my life. Yes it was expensive but good healthcare is unfortunately. If you are ready to do the work and can afford it, this man is a life saver of a doctor. Thank you Dr Sehkon.

He was late to the appt. Then when we did finally speak he was dismissive of everything I reported. I felt I spent more time elaborating on insignificant details he would question. For example, he asked what made my previous doctor a specialist in ADHD. So then I felt rushed to mention important points to help him understand me better. He then said I spoke too loud & fast & must have a mood disorder lol I just have ADHD. But he told me he would see me in 2 months then abruptly hung up after only talking to me 17 minutes. I was spun because I couldn’t understand what had just happened the encounter was so strange. I find it scary he practices medicine in that manner as well diagnosing quickly & prescribing meds people may not need. I felt something was off as if he was projecting his own issues onto me. So I look him up & find these arrests & please beware he is on Talkiatry now practicing he’s scary & a threat to patients wherever he goes.

Doctor worked closely with me and my dad for almost two years. Helped us a lot. Sorry to see him leave my dad's Geriatric clinic

This doctor is very skilled, sniffs out drug abuse and is firm but polite in his treatment. Helped my husband a lot

As an 80 year old vet, I've seen a few psychiatrists over the years. This doctor is one of the best. Polite, caring and knowledgeable

This doctor helped me a lot with a drug addiction and PTSD. Gave me proper meds but refused narcotics

I saw this Doctor after a few bad experiences with psychiatrists in the VA. He had done his homework well, gave me good advice and medicines. I'm doing much better

Respectful and very good clinical knowledge. Does not like to Rx Narcotics which is good

I see this Doctor for my PTSD and depression . He is very thorough and efficient

Through the VA. Dr. Sekhon did not make any effort to consider me personally. He was passive and dismissive. It seemed to me that he would rather have been someplace else. I spoke with him on 2 occasions and neither served any benefit. Perhaps he was better in private practice and decided to go to the VA as a form of being able to continue to collect a check without providing any care at all never the less quality care. He made several references about his 30= years of experience. I would not take any person or thing to him for medical consideration. It was an absolute and total waste of time. This is an unbiased and objective evaluation of my appointments.

I saw this doctor at an inpatient center. He screwed me over so badly. He never spent more than 2 minutes with me. Every day he said I could leave the next day and then never followed through, causing turmoil and trauma to my husband and kids. He threatened me in order to force his meds on me, when they were not helping and most certainly hurting me. This man was a nightmare and should be subjected to the same torture he inflicts on his patients.

Dr. Sekhon, off the bat, was mistrustful and condescending. He was unable to listen to my concerns and instead asked irrelevant questions such as "what type of work does your boyfriend do". He proceeded to change medication that I have been managing successfully for past 3 years while calling me an "addict". Please continue searching for a doctor if your interested in really getting better.