Since 2003, Dr. Raul J. Rodriguez and his medical team in Jupiter, Florida have earned a reputation as experts in the field of misdiagnosis correction. Many patients who struggle for years with mental illness do so because they were incorrectly diagnosed with a specific mental health disorder. Incorrect mental health diagnoses often lead to the prescription of medications that are ineffective or that can make conditions worse.

With over twenty years in private practice, Dr. Rodriguez and his team of clinicians specialize in difficult to diagnose, and difficult to treat, mental health conditions. The psychiatrists at the Delray Center in Jupiter are often called upon to provide second opinions on challenging psychiatric cases and to develop custom treatment plans for those patients. Some of the conditions we diagnose and treat are:

• Borderline personality disorder (BPD)
• Bipolar disorder I & II
• Schizoaffective disorder
• Schizophrenia
• Dissociative identity disorder (DID)
• Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
• Non-epileptic seizures (pseudo-seizures)

In addition, the psychiatric staff at the Delray Center also specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of co-morbid disorders, otherwise known as dual diagnosis. We are very familiar with the fact that co-occurring conditions, such as eating disorders, addiction, and autism spectrum disorders, can complicate matters and contribute to misdiagnosis.

Correcting Misdiagnosis

If you believe that you have been misdiagnosed in the past, it is important to contact a psychiatrist who specializes in your disorder or constellation of mental health symptoms. The Delray Center in Jupiter is an accepting, non-judgmental mental health center. Our doctors will listen to your concerns and work with you to determine a strategy for improving your quality of life. Every new patient at the Delray Center receives a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation so that we can accurately assess your needs and correct any past misdiagnosis. To schedule a misdiagnosis correction assessment, call us today at 561-220-6466 and a new patient coordinator can help place you with a psychiatrist specializing in your condition.