Annmarie Lynch, PA-C

AnnMarie lied about the time she spent on our visit, billing me for 30mins when I barely got 5mins. She's late, unprepared (didn't even bother to look at my chart), and wrote her note as if she did an entire review of systems (she did NOT). Additionally, she did not bother testing anything on the common differential for what I was presenting with and instead concluded it was benign. I presented with splinter hemorrhages on every single finger and toe. I had fever and chest pain. She concluded it was benign and due to 'minor trauma' from 'hand washing' (despite me telling her otherwise). Didn't bother to refer me to infectious disease or rheumatology (given I already have an autoimmune disease). Anyways, it wasn't benign. Go see a real doctor, instead of a PA, who is too incompetent for anything beyond a cough and a cold, esp, this PA.

I saw Annmarie for several months while my PCP was on maternity leave. She was always kind, down to earth, and responsive. She diagnosed a hard-to-spot condition based on limited symptoms I mentioned offhand. I would be delighted to work with her again!

Annmarie Lynch had the most unprofessional behavior I have ever experienced from a medical professional. She was giving medical advice/opinions on an area she has never studied that contradicts decades of research published in peer-reviewed medical journals. I have been diagnosed with ADHD for over a decade and have been receiving treatment for it as well. During my new patient visit, she told me "Adult ADHD isn't real." She also told me "You don't need Adderall. Everyone can benefit from Adderall. There's a reason why med students love it." It was first proven in the 1990s that Adult ADHD IS real. Over the past 30 years, countless studies have also proven it is real. In fact, several studies have shown there are differences in the brain scans of adults with ADHD compared to neurotypical adults.