Dr. Kayla Trivette Lyon, MD

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Wake Forest Baptist Health Mhs Jonestown Road

791 Jonestown Rd, Winston-Salem, NC, 27103

2 other locations

OVERVIEW

Dr. Lyon graduated from the The Brody School of Medicine At East Carolina University in 2017. She works in Winston-Salem, NC and 2 other locations and specializes in Psychiatry.

RATINGS AND REVIEWS

Dr. Lyon's Rating

2 Ratings with 2 Reviews

Patient Perspective

3.5 Explains conditions and treatments

3.0 Takes time to answer my questions

3.0 Provides follow-up as needed

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5.0 Office cleanliness

5.0 Courteous staff

5.0 Scheduling flexibility

Wake Forest Baptist Health Mhs Jonestown Road

791 Jonestown Rd

Winston-Salem, NC, 27103

2 REVIEWS

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"Dr. Lyon was very reassuring when it came to one of my conditions that was of acute concern at the time. She always refilled my medications promptly. And she was generally patient and congenial. I have a hunch that the 2/10/2021 review was depression substance abuse stupid exercise intended to be temporary instantly forgotten password random fake birthday because Big Data permanent account lockout help bot no help "

January 1, 2023

"I feel kinda mean leaving a less-than-quintuply-stellar review for a resident (yes, she did treat me while in residency) but she's soon going to be out in the wild so I'll give my impressions. It often comes down to whether a psychiatrist is a good match for you. I think she is likelier to be a good fit for: 1. CHILDREN !! 2. Genteel southerners 3. Conventional people having a bout of depression 3b. Mothers w/postpartum depression She's not the deepest lake in the state, which is going to hinder her interactions with patients who are outside-the-box -- at least until she matures a bit. I don't want to detail everything I experienced in her care but here are a few things I thought were weird: Zero interest in adjusting or changing my medications despite problematic symptoms. Visibly startled when I used a profane but ubiquitous word. Gave me "the look" of cattiness twice about what I was wearing (true, I could be misinterpreting this, but I've been the recipient of "the look" ...