Dr. Mohammed Mollah, MD

I’ve been seeing Dr. Mollah since 2017. He got me out of a very dark depression and stint of OCD. I didn’t even know I had OCD. He’s extremely knowledgeable in all psychiatric issues. I was put on the correct medication FINALLY and my life changed drastically. A few years later, I hit another road bump. Once again, he got me out of it by switching my meds and checking in with me regularly. He’s extremely easy to talk to you and he’s easy to get a hold of. Especially since we switched to zoom, he is always there if you need him. I also referred my sister last summer and he got her out of a very deep depression. She now sees him regularly as well. We are so grateful for Dr. Mollah!

Dr. Mollah is a friendly, kind, and knowledgeable physician. He helped me find a good medication for my depression and anxiety. He is sympathetic and understanding, and the appointments always improved my mood. He likes to get to know his patients, and goes beyond simple medication management. I recommend him.

Dr Mollah has been a stable pillar in my treatment; Over the past many decades: Dr Mollah has been coaching patients through behavioral addictions, sleep patterns, depression and anxiety. He has treated numerous patients through his cutting edge combination of mindfulness and general anxiety disorder therapy. He is well know in his circle as a senior Psychiatrist with multiple accolades under his name (namely UCSF professor, distinguished member at Kaiser Permanente facility). He always goes above and beyond for his patients: I would recommend anyone to Dr Mollah in a heartbeat.

Dr Mollah is very caring, compassionate, and helpful with me. He's always explained the medications prescribed and possible side effects. He also remembers my family members even though he has never met them and asks about them. Very personable! I highly recommend him!

Dr. Mollah is terrible. He rarely bothers to listen, and remembers nothing about you from session to session. Yet, he charges outrageously high fees, which are never disclosed in advance. To protect your health and well-being, I recommend you stay away from him.

I will not recommend Dr Mollah. He typically changes $484.00 per session in the form of $184.00 for medical consultation and then an additional $300.00 for unspecified psychotherapy. This fact is only made known after the fact. He conducts private business (answering the phone and taking notes from phone caller) during the session. He is in the habit of double booking so that he is never punctual with his appointments. His demeanor suggests someone who is most interested in charging