Dr. Deborah Ball Cornell, MD

pushedpushedand increased cholesterol meds even though I was having bad reactions and had improved my diet, exercise and lost weight. She told me my cholesterol had to be lowered before we could address my other problems. The cholesterol meds turned out to be the other problems.

Very rude, no eye contact and complains and puts blame on other staff. Never addressed my concerns. I was treated for high colesteral, in 7 months I went from zero colesteral meds to 80 mg. Never reviewed xrays from an accident. Sent me for tests that I did not need because I never complained about things that would warent those tests. Did not forward medical records so i could get other testing done. When I asked her to please address the things that were affecting my quality of life she said I wasn't her only paitent ....what! Her lack of properly addressing my health issues and lack of recording them too hurt my ssd case. I am 57 and worked since I was 14 mostly physical labor jobs.

this doctor is rude nasty and unsympathetic to a patient .she got my skin condidtion wrong and nixed me on my disabilty claim in her report on my health care that in turn caused me to lose my ssi disability case. definitely a meanie and stupid too.she has ZERO bedside manner. don't use her services or that of liftime health eithier as I reported her incompetance to them and was terminated from recieving further services from them. bad scene altogether. you are warned.

Let's see where to begin.... well apparently I had a Vit. D deficiency and a B12 deficiency and that is why I was in constant pain. Well, I had neither (the dr. I began seeing after her had me tested for both and I was fine even though I discontinued using the Vit. D and stopped getting B12 shots.) She constantly made me feel like I was losing my mind every time I saw her and my husband couldn't stand her when he went to a visit with me. She was rude, made me feel awful about myself (I'm a little overweight but not much by far... def. not enough to cause severe back, leg, and shoulder pain.) but she insisted that if I lost weight I would be fine. Also she made me feel like an idiot because her office did not call in a script and I didn't call them back to tell them, but I called because I needed a different medication. When everything was said and done and I began seeing another doctor, I had an MRI done and I found out that I had a herniated disk in my lower back.... something I had insisted that I had for some time. It had nothing to do with my weight, vitamin, deficiency, or anything else. I worked in a factory where I was lifting 50 lbs repetively. Disk bulges are one of the most common injuries in the manufacturing industry...