Schulte Institute

Nathan 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

His office doesn't accept insurance, so you have to submit the medical claims yourself and hope they are accepted. Appointments can be ever expensive. But he has provided me techniques and tricks of being mindful of my automatic negative thoughts and has helped me learned how to be comfortable being myself. If you want someone who will help you and not just listen, then it's worth it. 

jeff 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

Does not take any insurance, charges over $300 per visit and if you are first-time patient you must pre-pay $175 to hold your appointment. Just dealing with his office for a few minutes I felt like I needed a shower. I fear anyone who sets out to take financial advantage of the sick. 

Carol S 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

Dr. Schulte is personable, compassionate, empathetic, and knowledgeable. He is a good listener and personally checks up on patients who need follow-up. He keeps accurate records and goes to bat for patients, especially those needing Social Security Disability. He has a good sense of humor and is sensitive to the needs of his patients. I was under his care for over five years, before moving out of state, and it's been impossible to find his equal. 

H. Williams 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

I have been struggling with addiction for almost 8 years and in my first 2 appts he barely discussed my triggers, coping mechanisms, or other general things I would have expected. He did little to connect to me as a patient. The 2nd appt he prescribed me a sleeping med I didn't need and seemed to completely forget what he gave me for sleep, depression, anxiety at the first appt. He only asked how my sobriety was going after my pharmacy called his office requiring a 90 dose as opposed to 30.