Dr. John Bragg, MD
Child & Adolescent Psychiatry•Male•Age 49
Accepting new patients
Telehealth services available
Palmetto Health-USC Psychiatry - USC Psychiatry
3555 Harden Street Ext Ste 141 Columbia, SC 29203Dr. John Bragg, MD is a Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Specialist in Columbia, SC and has over 23 years of experience in the medical field. He graduated from Medical University Of South Carolina medical school in 1998. He is accepting new patients and has indicated that he accepts telehealth appointments. Be sure to call ahead with Dr. Bragg to book an appointment.
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- Appointment wasn't rushed (2)
- Listened & answered questions (2)
- Staff friendliness (2)
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- Didn't listen or answer questions (1)
- Didn't trust the provider's decisions (1)
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I've been seeing Dr. Bragg for about 10 years. He is an active listener, asks probing questions to help with diagnoses and treatment plans. He takes his time with you and never seems rushed. He is a walking encyclopedia of meds. Due to the nature of my illness, my meds and dosages have to bee changed or adjusted quite frequently. Dr. Bragg offers cafeful alternative meds and is forthcoming about potential side effects. He has a calming, caring and measured disposition, which is helpful to me during periods of crisis. Given the less than stellar status of mental health treatment options in Columbia, SC, I feel fortunate to have Dr. Bragg on my care team.
What went well
- Staff friendliness
- Appointment wasn't rushed
- Listened & answered questions
- Trusted the provider's decisions
What could be improved
- Difficult to schedule appointment
Joan – Feb 17, 2021
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Dr. John Earl Bragg should have his medical license revoked. He is a careless, inattentive clinician who has treated both myself and my family with disastrous consequences. He failed to cross-titrate me from one SSRI drug to another, leading to toxic shock/serotonin syndrome that resulted in akathisia and suicidality (which he blamed on my "anxiety disorder" and not his own recklessness). He also has one of my family members, who happens to be an active alcoholic and prescribed methadone user, even more impaired on a cocktail of prescriptions, some addictive, including Xanax, clonidine, gabapentin, Remeron, and Effexor.
This may be TMI on the personal/medical history, but hopefully it also gives insight for any prospective patients who might happen to stumble upon this fool. How Bragg got to become the clinical director of ANYTHING is totally beyond me, and I hope the South Carolina Medical Board happens upon this review and investigates him further.
What went well
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What could be improved
- Long wait times
- Appointment was rushed
- Didn't listen or answer questions
- Didn't explain conditions well
- Didn't trust the provider's decisions
Nov 26, 2020
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Several years ago, Dr Bragg helped with my grandchildren. I still think of those visits often and wish I could call him for some advice from time to time. I adopted my two grandchildren out of a terrible situation. He helped us get thru some really tough times. I would recommend him any day and as a matter of fact, I have in the past. I would like to thank him and his staff for all their help. I'll forever be grateful to Dr. Bragg.
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Joanne McFadden in Winnsboro, SC – Mar 12, 2017