David Phelps, APRN

He is kind and seems understanding, but he will refuse to address certain problems or to address them appropriately because he has already come up with his own conclusion before he hears you out about it. Wrote off my personal explanations for symptom fluctuations for months and would tell me it was due to the very minor med changes he was making that weren’t actually helping me, before it was confirmed by another dr. Will give excuses that change over time for not prescribing certain medications, and if you ever research any of those reasons there are no studies or recent journals to verify what he said. I think he has an idea of you, your attitudes and behaviors, and how he can help you that he is completely set on even when all evidence points elsewhere. He comes across as caring until you have a serious issue, and then there is no sympathy only coldness when his decisions are what got you to that point.