Caroline Eiseman, LCSW-R

Manhattan, United States

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2 reviews

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+1 917-809-6030
Address:
W 93rd St, Manhattan, NY, 10025
Upper West Side
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
80 ftBroadway / 92nd St
450 ftBroadway / 94th St
600 ftBroadway / West 90th Street
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2 reviews of Caroline Eiseman, LCSW-R

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Place rating: 5
Manhattan, NY
I have been seeing Caroline for a few months now and feel I have gained tremendously from her guidance and knowledge. I’ve been to other therapists, but feel I am finally gaining the awareness and skills that have really helped me feel calmer and happier. I’m also seeing a big improvement in my partner relationship which has been a result of the work I’ve been doing with Caroline. I’m glad I found her and would highly recommend her to others.
Place rating: 1
Manhattan, NY
She accepts two insurance companies only. This is not unusual, as many private therapists do not take any insurance.
The problem is when she says that because she actually accepts your insurance, she will only see you during the day (when you are at work) because her evening hours are «reserved for only out-​of-​network patients». This is disgustingly unethical, and if it’s not illegal, it should be.
If you choose to take insurance, you do not get to discriminate against a patient who actually has that insurance merely because you will get to bill less for that person.