Community Partners

I came here for services and was helped greatly by Dr Roper and by Dr Rollnick. Highly reccomend the both of them, very professional and knowledgeable. 5 stars for each of them!

Unfortunately, the emergency services is a joke. The person that I was working with wanted me to apply for disability, when I specifically requested help for finding employment multiple times. Now I am on Disability, which I did not even want to begin with. Also the waiting list for the mental health services is nonexistent as they will call you when you are next in line, and can't even fulfill my request to have it in writing. If you are recommended to Community Partners, you're better off helping yourself or look for a different Community Mental Health Center.

This place is horrible, if you can go ANYWHERE else id recommend it. The therapists have no idea what they are doing and have nothing to offer in the way of actually helping you

Community partners lied on my medical records - the wrote a something blatantly false saying it came from another doctor

There’s a reason this place gets a bunch of bad reviews and one stars. For a mental health place they certainly don’t care about your mental health. They only wanna make it worse. They don’t want to work with people. They don’t want people to get better. You shouldn’t be in service as a mental health provider if you don’t care about people’s mental health and just wanna make it worse.

Community partners in Rochester, New Hampshire is a horrible, horrible place to psychiatrist dr. Roper is one of the worst psychiatrist I have ever witnessed in my life. She was horrible to my niece from day one if you ever want a psychiatrist do not see her at community partners either in Dover or Rochester New Hampshire she is disrespectful does not listen and does not want to help mental patients she needs to get out of that place very very bad reviews there

I was asked to share my experience. Won't reveal names. If someone has not been in practice for more than three years I would consider an alternative means of therapy. Especially if you have been batting mental health for over 20 years. There is no substitute for experience, but I understand it's hard to find quality help in this field especially after Covid. Again, I would look for a referral service that your insurance carrier recommends, if you have that option. But do the research regardless. Your mental health is worth it. This outfit isn't bad, but there are much better out there. Good luck.