Dr. Brenda Lynn Adamovich, DO

She’s was my mom’s neurologist for 2 years. She misdiagnosed my mother with MS and we went through 2 years of very, very expensive treatments while my mother continued to rapidly decline. When mom got to the point of not being able to live on her own, we moved her in with us and got a new neurologist. Within 15 minutes of her first visit with the new neurologist, he stated that mom showed zero symptoms of MS and every symptom of frontotemporal dementia. He did an MRI and verified it was dementia and not MS. Years of wasted treatments and wasted money and stress

I was referred to her for constant headaches. She wanted to do MRA of which I had refused because I had one just months earlier. I rarely had migraines, but that seemed to be all she wanted to treat me for. The medicine she prescribed was a self-injected shot once a month with a cost of $1300 each which took days to get approved by my insurance. Took the shot and still had constant headaches. Called the office and let them know the shot does not work for me and was told I’ll have to come talk to her again before she could try something else. This, of course, would have been a waste of time and money as nothing had changed to report in that week. I cancelled my next appointment and told them I would not be rescheduling. I received a call reminding me of the appointment. I called again to say it was cancelled. Same call for the next 2 days. Her staff doesn’t comprehend as much as she doesn’t.

Fired from her practice for getting a second opinion. Her nurse and office manager are rude and do not convey important information to the doctor. Dr. Adamovich appears scattered and leaves the room to avoid giving answers to direct questions. This was a very disappointing waste of time in the treatment of a serious disease.

Most of my problems started with the nurse in the office. I asked questions and she would turn them around to make me look stupid and rude. I tried to be the bigger person and forget about it. Recently, I was diagnosed with ADHD and the doctor made it seem like she’s treated many people and she has a process she goes through. Today I called, the nurse insisted my pharmacy was wrong about a medication, saying a medicine was a controlled substance when it was in fact not. When she called back she said she was wrong but she didn’t sound very sincere. She wouldn't give me refills for the prescription and when asked why she said “because a 19 year old kid doesn’t need more than a 30 day supply” On the phone with the office manager, trying to explain the situation and find out why I couldn’t have a refill, I found out it was an office policy (It was never mentioned by the nurse) and that I needed to be seen every single month if I wanted to stay on the medication. This was never told to me… by the doctor when I started the medicine I was just there 6 days ago. I also found out the doctor is only treating one other person with ADHD and it seems like she has no idea what she’s doing. The nurse, office manager and doctor all seem pretty incompetent and rude. Up until today, I’ve never had a problem with the doctor. My biggest concern is she is sticking up for a nurse and office manager that have been nothing but completely rude and in the wrong . Needless to say, I’m switching doctors.

Do not ask for a second opinion. I was “fired” by her for doing so.

Too busy writing your symptoms down on scrap paper to pay much attention to the patient. Input wrong info into computer regarding an MRI. Seems like every time I saw her it was for the first time. Office Manager very rude. Discussed my meds at the reception desk with the whole office of patients listening. Whatever happened to the 'Privacy rules'????

Worst doctor I have ever seen. She yhought that I had an extremely rare disease. Second and third opinion doctors laughed at her diagnosis.

Needed to see a Doctor in the area so I got a referral from my Doctor and she said NO so I guess she can just pick and choose who she wants to treat. Thanks Doc great for all wonamkind

Love, love, love the doctorâ?¦staff not quite so understanding.