Brian McCambley, PA-C

Saw this guy (he calls himself “Dr.” Because he has a PhD in something—he is only a PA!) in the ED, so I did not choose him. He walked in having not read my chart, loudly asked me to tell him my “problem”, then cut me off mid-sentence to misdiagnose me before even examining me. Now, I already knew my diagnosis, but he insisted on his INCORRECT one, prescribed me inappropriate meds, and left the room! I received a call a few days later from a different PA saying basically whoops your lab work doesn’t show any sign of his diagnosis. I never got any treatment plan for my actual problem, though he later added it to my patient chart. Basically this guy has a terrible patient affect combined with extremely limited medical knowledge. The ED is expensive and people who go there should reasonably expect to get some kind of help.

Had this "doctor" in the emergency room. He has the personality of a wet rag. This is fine, if he actually treated me appropriately. I didn't feel he addressed my issues correctly. I eventually was able to see my primary care provider and she basically said she would never have prescribed the course of therapy that this person did. AVOID this provider if you have to go to the Danbury Emergency Room!