Dr. William Dailey, PHD

Based on my own and my sister's visit. He made terrible calls for both of us. Did not know we were related. He tested me two days after beginning a medication that caused me confusion and cognitive disturbances. When I told him, he said it didn't matter. He seemed more interested in the money than the accurate diagnosis. Subsequent results from competent practitioners were very different. My sister was sent to him a few years later. He told her she was completely fine and had no cognitive problems, despite her complaints of increasing cognitive disturbances and memory issues. Since then (nearly two years later) her congition & memory have continued to decline, and because her MD also noticed she is under evalutation for dementia and is expected to begin treatment soon. She could have been properly treated almost two years ago, if Dr. Daily had been competent, listened to his patients, and didn't believe so strongly in himself. His ego prevents accuracy diagnosis.