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2301, E Street Northwest, 20037, Washington, US United States
contacts phone: +1 202-293-2112
larger map & directionsLatitude: 38.896198, Longitude: -77.050767
Bridgette Hall
::I wish I took these reviews for face value before seeing Dr. Sorel. My previous psychiatrist stopped taking my insurance, so I needed someone new, and I had also switched jobs and moved, so Dr Sorel was my option at the time. First of all his 'office' is in a rundown apartment building downtown, with no other businesses...just residences. He has to buzz you into the residential apartment building. It's not very professional at all. Neither is he, so perhaps it is fitting. He is not a welcoming or warm doctor by any means. He yelled at me multiple times, until I had to stand up for myself and yell back. I wasn't trying to be rude, but I could only take so much of being talked to like I'm a misbehaved toddler. I'm a 31 year old professional trying to get her prescription refilled. I've seen him twice, I thought MAYBE the first appt was a fluke. Nope. He yelled at me again during our second appt. He also refused to refill my prescription and said I must see him monthly, to obtain it. I've never heard of this in my life. The only thing I'm thankful for is his referral for a psychologist that was lovely. If you're headed to a psychiatrist - most likely it's for something that is internally sensitive and emotional for you - don't go to Dr. Sorel. He will not give you the treatment or kind words of someone who actually cares about their patients.
Hailey Becker
::Arrogant and crude doctor. Barely let me answer his questions and would cut me off any time I elaborated on an answer. Made minimal eye contact during the session and read off a questionnaire the entire time. Then he yelled at me to find out how much my copay was. Felt more like an uncomfortable interrogation in his apartment turned psychiatric office than a professional evaluation.
day tripper
::One word : meh.
William Porter
::Dr. Sorel is a wonderful doctor!!! I have been a patient of his for years now and he is the best. I was never looking to make friends with him. I simply wanted to find the best doctor in his field, and he cetainly fits that bill. If you want to make friends with a doctor..look elsewhere. However, if you want a professional who is caring and knows his craft.. Dr. Sorel is your man.
Bjorn B.
::Rarely do I read reviews that are completely negative or completely positive and say that this must be everything. These reviews truly reflect the incredible unprofessional nature which Eliot Sorel approaches his work. To begin, my first visit was rushed and rude matching many of the other individuals writing these reviews. He promptly prescribed a medicine which is contradictory to my kidney concerns. I noted this to the doctor several times during the first and second visit. He didn't even flinch and brushing aside my medical concerns. The first consultation lasted no more than 20 minutes. After not learning from my first mistake, I went to the doctor for a follow on visit that was just as bizarre with the doctor looking over some results from a psychological assessment that he asked me to take for the follow on visit. The diagnosis of this online “20 questions” assessment was exactly the same as what I told him during the first visit! Well that was a waste. After not learning from my first and second mistake, a third appointment was scheduled. I notified the doctor that my sister was coming from out of town (out of the country) and she needed to set up an appointment with a doctor for some new medicine. Due to the time constraints on my sisters trip, my sister decided to take the next appointment. After several attempted calls to reach the doctor, and only one missed call from him in return, she decided to go take the appointment anyway. Upon her arrival, the doctor flipped out that I wasn't there for the appointment and that she was there for my follow-on. He told her he didn't have time for a full consultation and only had 15 minutes and turned her away. (reminder, my consultation lasted from 15-20 minutes!). My sister left the officer and decided to turn around and at least use his 15 minutes of time. Dr Eliot Sorel continued his rudeness with my sister and told her to go to her old doctor. Well to round this all up, after my sister’s appointment I received 4 missed calls from the doctor. When returning these calls he scolded me on how rude it was to have had my sister go in my place. Excuse us for trying to contact the doctor and seek his medical opinion! I told him he was out of line and yet he continued his attack on me. Bottom line: I have never received any service, medical or otherwise, from an individual whose neglect and disregard borders on malpractice. In fact, turning my sister away more than borders on malpractice, it crosses the line.