Gregory Alan Haley

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

a year ago

My adult son was a patient of Dr Haley with protracted depression. Dr Haley not only was not helpful or effective in treating this he blamed my son and said there was nothing more that could be done. Instead of referring him to a specialist in refractory depression or even consulting an expert which is the standard of medical care, Dr Haley gave my son no hope and shamed him for his suffering. My son then killed himself. 

Richard 

on Healthgrades

a year ago

I saw Dr Haley when he was an intern at IUPUI and I thought he was great and that’s when he started so I can imagine how good he is now. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

a year ago

I saw Dr. Haley from 2005-2018. I had moved away in 2012 but was still driving the extra long way to see him until I thought it had gotten to be too much. A difficult decision for sure. In 2022 I started back on my meds and psychiatric care with Kaiser Permanente and I can say with certainty, that decision to leave Dr. Haley's care was the biggest mistake I've ever made. Hands Down. If you were to as Dr. Haley, he could probably tell you I have made many in my lifetime. He has no idea that this one was the biggest. If you ar... read more

A G H. 

on Birdeye

2 years ago

Before Dr. Haley changed practices, he was a pretty good 4 star doctor. He then suddenly closed his practice **without notifying his patients** and I had to search for him to get another appointment and medications. Now that he's at his new practice, he has been very difficult to get a hold of. He won't return my messages, and he stopped calling in my prescriptions. When I finally called someone else's personal assistant to ask if Dr. Haley was still there, I was told that since it's been so long since my last appointment (1... read more

John Doe 

on Healthgrades

2 years ago

I have been seeing Dr. Haley for years. After COVID, he joined a new practice. The scheduling became more difficult, and lost its personal touch for sure. It takes 24-48 business hours to get a response (or 1-3 weeks in real hours). I stayed with him because he is an amazing doctor and person. I had built a great relationship with him. I was surprised to find out I was discharged for missing appointments. I didn’t even understand what dischared meant so I asked annd understand why. Apparently, they had contacted me multiple ... read more

Mary Scott 

on Healthgrades

2 years ago

I have been with Dr. Haley for well over 10 years. As I said in my summary I would not even consider leaving his counsel. He has helped me in more ways than any other psychiatrist ever did. I strongly recommend anyone who gets in to see him not to cancel their appointment. You may miss the help of a lifetime 

Jill 

on Healthgrades

2 years ago

Dr Haley has been my psychiatrist since I was 28 years old, and now I am 48 years old. So far, a total of 20 years and still going strong! I can tell you that he has saved my life multiple times. From the very beginning, at my first appointment, he was able to explain to me how depression & anxiety affects the brain better than any doctor had before, it finally made sense. He also is excellent at describing, or even drawing out, how each individual medication works in the brain to help alleviate your symptoms. He is truly a ... read more

David Scott 

on Healthgrades

2 years ago

Dr. Gregory Haley is Lucifer. A very narcissistic, angry, prejudice abomination to the medical field. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

4 years ago

Dr. Haley is the the best. I don’t know where I would be without him. He has is the most professional and honest person that you would ever meet. He is non judgmental and he has truly brought me a long way.