Address: 8300 Health Park #201, Raleigh, NC 27615, USA
Phone: +19196769699
Sunday: 1–5PM
Monday: 8:15AM–6PM
Tuesday: 8:15AM–6PM
Wednesday: 8:15AM–6PM
Thursday: 8:15AM–6PM
Friday: 8:15AM–6PM
Saturday: 9AM–1PM
Tanis Floyd
Dr Morse is a life saver! I seriously question the people who speak negatively of him since I personally know him, have gone to him and he has always treated me in my best interest & with the utmost respect. One of the first questions I was asked when starting treatment was how long did I want his assistance? What was my goal in getting off prescription pain killers from a severe motor vehicle accident. He asked me what my goals were and then the therapist worked with me on the mental side of things. I couldn't have asked for a better Dr and team to help me end what the Drs 11 years ago started.
Suresh P
Dr Morse is really a good service provider for addiction and sports psychiatry. An eminent speaker and expert in his area of expertise
Mary Smith
I do NOT recommend this 'Doctor' for any kind of addiction therapy. He keeps his patients addicted to the suboxone he prescribes just so he can continue to take their money. He does not care about the patients mental or physical health. He is a disgrace to all Doctors.
Vinay Saranga
Dr. Morse is an expert in addiction treatment. He is always willing to teach and guide his colleagues in his area of expertise. I have learned so much from him!
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Yes, Dr. Battle accepts Medicaid and is a Buprenorphine provider.
Dr. Battle in our office does. Which insurance each provider accepts is on our Pricing Page on www.CarolinaPerformance.net
Sorry, no. According to the American Psychiatric Association's Treatment Guidelines for PTSD, Klonopin is not considered first, second or third-line treatment for PTSD, in fact there have been studies to show that benzodiazepines have negative outcomes in PTSD. There is also a bold face warning about the drug-drug interaction with Suboxone. That is why it would be difficult to find a good doctor willing to prescribe both. We are in solo private practices at Carolina Performance. One of us would be willing to prescribe Suboxone and another, safer, more effective, non-addictive medication for PTSD. Thanks for reaching out!
Do you accept Medicare?
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