Dr. Ambreen Adil Warsy, MD

I recently had an appointment with Dr Warsy because I developed Ramsay Hunt Syndrome. I needed a referral for a neurologist and had to go through my primary doctor to get one. During my appointment, Dr Warsy took a complete history of my medical condition, asked me questions, discussed talking to a radiologist about me having a CT or an MRI, changed the dose of my gabapentin and prescribed a medication for high blood pressure, and also ordered a full blood work up. Oddly, she never actually did an exam on me, didn't listen to my heart or lungs, didn't look in my ears or anything else. She just sat at the table asking questions and taking notes. She put in a referral for a neurologist but never actually named a doctor. I had a follow up appointment, with her, for a couple of weeks later. Four days after my appointment, I received a call from someone in the office telling me that Dr Warsy is "dropping me as a patient", saying "she can not handle my level of care". I asked why and was… told that she didn't have to say why. I told this person that I had already waited many weeks for the appointment and really needed that appointment/referral to the neurologist. She said I would have to find a new doctor. It didn't not matter that I would again have to wait for weeks to get another doctor's appointment. I filed a complaint with my insurance company, I will also file a complaint with the medical board and I am considering legal action. This is medical abandonment and is unethical to drop a patient during treatment, it is also illegal to discriminate or refuse to treat a patient because of medical conditions/ailments. I'm worried about how many other patients she has done this to. Know your medical rights.

Finally, Finally, after spending 3 years with an M.D. who did not change or diagnose my roller coaster blood sugar lows and spikes. Dr. Warsey knew exactly what changes to make and PRONTO