I have been a patient of Dr. Campbells for several decades. I have found her to be an excellent physician who is very thorough and in whom I have complete trust. Dr. campbell's office staff are friendly and professional. read more

I completely agree with the previous reviews. I told Dr. Campbell that amlodopine made my feet swell and hurt and she told me to stick with it. I made 2 more appts. asking her to give me another type of blood pressure medicine. Each time she told it wasn't that bad and to stick with it. I developed tendonitis in both feet and it hurt really bad to walk. I finally just quit taking it. The swelling stopped within a week and within a month, the tendonitis was gone. She also told me she would add a vitamin D and B12 check to my yearly bloodwork and then didn't. When I asked her about it, she said that I would have to sign a waiver saying that I would pay for the test if my insurance didn't. I don't even have my blood drawn from her practice. I get it drawn at the Pavilion for free and then I get the results and take them to her. Each time she insists her lab tech is better and has more accurate results. Really?? We both know she doesn't make any money the way I do it. I am done with her and will never go back again. I wish I had left much, much sooner. read more

I wish we could give zero stars. She is rude and will not listen to your concerns. She will always argue that she is right and you know nothing especially when it comes to your own body. It's her way or no way. I had a reaction to a medication and she refused to take me off and put me on a better one. Turns out I was allergic to the medication, it was affecting my heart. What you have to say is not important to her. All she cares about is the money. read more

As the other reviewer posted, I wish we could give zero stars. She's not very easy to talk to, she didn't even introduce herself when she walked into the room, and it is certainly "her way or no way". For example, medications have become very expensive. You will find hundreds of articles talking about pill splitting and using double strength medications to help save money. You'll find articles from reputable sources like WebMD.com, Consumer Reports, Kaiser Permanente, etc. that tell you this is an easy way to save money. However, Dr. Campbell will not help you with this and even takes it further and calls it fraud. I messed up telling her I was doing this with my blood pressure medication, so she changed the prescription and now I would be paying twice the price. She says the insurance companies will flag me as a problem patient because I'm not using as much of the medications as they think I should be taking. Myself and my wife had other similar conversations with Dr. Campbell, that was just one of them, which leads me into something else for others to consider. My wife and I made appointments together so we can be seen together. My wife gets anxious really easily and forgets questions she's supposed to be asking. There are things I don't think about and she steps in and reminds me. However, they split us up and refused to allow us to be seen together, even after we both fussed about it. We've been married 22 years and we have truly become one in our marriage. We schedule appointments together so we can help each other at the doctor as well as after we leave, but Dr. Campbell will have no part of it. After listening to her "speeches" and the things she does or will not do, it's quite obvious where her loyalties lie, it's with the insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, pharmacies, and her checkbook. I'm sure there are plenty of people that love this doctor, but she will never have to worry about me or my wife stepping through her office door again. read more