Dr. Brian Farnell MD

Dr. Farnell was wonderfully caring and helpful to my late husband. He made it easier for him to be at home with me because of all the wonderful help we received. He always responds very quickly to me if I phone with a problem

Unfortunately he will be retiring at the end of this month :( but he was my favorite doctor! I hope nothing but the very best for him and his family. Happy retirement Dr.Farnell

Have been seeing him for years. He is knowledgeable, compassionate and takes his time with issues. Have referred several people to him since

Would give less than 1 if I could. Pill pusher yet knows nothing about them and the harmful side effects. I do not recommend seeing him to anyone. Rude and inconsiderate, judgmental and very dismissive. If I believed everything he told me I would be dead right now. Very old school" way of thinking. Do not reccomend for any young woman having health problems."

He is a very caring and knowledgable doctor

Walked in,starts bragging about how long he has been practicing medicen dismissed all of my issues, stating that their is nothing he can do for me, completely inconsiderate the entire time. Do not visit this Md.

I want to thank Dr Farnell for helping recently to reduce my medication and eventually be med free. It was just a unfortunate situation. He's a good man and a excellent doctor.

I went to see doctor Farnell in 2003 about having a little trouble sleeping. My girlfriend Cathy Greenwood at the time thought it was a good idea. He prescribed me paxil .not knowing anything about it of course I took it .after a short period of time I was feeling strange and having trouble functioning. I still went to work having a very difficult time. I still kept taking the paxil thinking the doctor wouldn't give me anything harmful to me. Turns out I was in a psychosis state of mind and having hallucinogens after taking it until 2006. I ended up in the hospital for six weeks and was told i have bipolar disorder depression. I had to file bankruptcy. I did see the doctor between my 2003 visit through to 2006 and he never told me to stop taking the paxil. I'll never understand why this happened to me .