Dr. Mark Neuman, MD

Dr. Neuman has been my psychiatrist for 8 or 9 years. He has literally been a lifesaver for me. He is compassionate, and patient. He is the most non-judgmental doctor that I have ever encountered. He never made me feel embarrassed, no matter what we talked about, and there were never any awkward moments. He genuinely wants to get to know his patients, and help them to best of his abilities. I am so sad that I had to move out of Utah, if I hadn't have, I would have stayed a patient of his until he retired, I'll miss him! Thanks, Dr. Newman!

He is an outstanding doctor. I enjoy my telehealth visits very much!

Try to be patient enough to see the Dr. Himself, it will pay off!

I have been seeing Dr. Neuman for years. He has always helped and I would highly recommend him. He only does telemed now (no office visits) but that's ok with me. He can do whatever needs to be done thru zoom.

Dr. Neuman is a fantastic psychiatrist. He takes the time to check in at every visit and he really takes the time to listen. He is very knowledgeable and he has the experience to back up that knowledge. He is reasonable, approachable, compassionate, kind and he isn't condescending or pretentious. He speaks to you as an equal. I have to say that Dr. Neuman is one of the best psychiatrist I have been a patient of.

I went through many doctors looking for help in treating my condition. Other doctors made me feel like an experiment by throwing useless prescriptions at me that never worked. Dr Neumann was the first to listen to me and allow me to provide input on my care plan. I've switched insurance plans over the years, I've switched primary cate docs, but I will not switch psychiatrists! When you find something that works you stick with it!

The office staff is completely unreasonable and they can't see past their own processes to actually help their patients. My last experience with them was them withholding a cymbalta refill for my anxiety for days until I agreed to pay them $60 for a 10 minute chat with Dr. Neuman to essentially tell him that, yes, the meds were working. This is a drug that is about as abusable as aspirin and isn't addictive. Thanks to their ransoming my meds I spent 3 days with constant dizziness and headaches.