Dr. Ann Camac, MD

No longer there so sad

She told me that you can live with fibromyalgia and in chronic pain. %ITCH

I was over ten years under dr. Camac's care for MS. She always: had time for detailed neurological evaluation, was up to the current research results, promptly returned phone calls and email messages and supported my claims by promptly submitting required forms to various organizations.

At my recent visit, Dr. Camac was more interested in transferring my record to EPIC than helping me with my pain. I left crying.

It would be encouraged to look deeper before accepting a blanket diagnosis of MS and starting the meds she wants you on. There is a whole lot of information given, on MS...not the other possibilities outside of her expertise. Condescending when I declined her narcotics. I thought she was great...until I realized my diagnosis was not accurate. Feeling better since leaving Camac.

Poor communication skills doesn't seem to truly care makes you feel rushed overall not impressed looking for a new five star neurologist for sure

Based on my over 10 yrs experience with Dr. Camac, I would not hesitate to highly recommend her to multiple sclerosis patients. She is knowledgeable, very well updated with the forefront of the research in the field, always have enough time for detailed neurological assessment and returns phone calls to answer additional questions.

Real bad very poor communication skills no eye contact do not feel safe in her care nor do I trust Lacey clinic neglected inpatient

Dr. Camac spent a lot of time with me and completely reviewed my extensive neurological history. She was very thorough and I highly recommend her.

I asked about the possible connection to diet/headache, hormones/headache, my ideas and questions were dismissed. Wasn't interested in investigating the cause of the headaches. Suggested more medication.