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Connecticut
Sandy Berenbaum (LCSW, BCD- Children & Adult Counseling) Middletown, CT 203-240-7787
Dr. Deb Bossio (ND) Ridgefield, CT 203-431-4333
Dr. Denis Bouboulis (MD) Darien, CT 203-655-9904
Cynthia Chase (Psychotherapist, Adults & Children) Old Saybrook, CT 860-395-0284
Dr. Mark Glassman (Pediatrician- Gastroenterologist, Children) Norwalk, CT 203-853-7170
Dr. Jonne Groves (ND) Madison, CT 203-245-7800
Dr. Charles R. Jones (Pediatrician, Children) New Haven, CT 203-772-1123
Dr. Amiran Katz (Neurologist) Orange, CT 203-795-5425
Dr. Kornelia Keszler (Cardiologist) Madison, CT 203-245-4343
Dr. Awais Malik (MD) Bridgeport, CT 203-923-2204
Dr. Jill Moorcroft (DO- Also Treats Children) Berlin, CT 860-438-7096
Dr. Thomas Moorcroft (DO- Also Treats Children) Berlin, CT 860-438-7096
Dr. James Mullane (ND) Danbury, CT 203-403-2880
Dr. Nancy Ohara (MD-Pediatrician, Children) Wilton, CT 203-834-2813
Pari Patel (PA-C, Adults & Children) New Haven, CT 844-468-5963
Dr. Jaquel Patterson (ND, Medical Director, Children & Adults, PANS, PANDAS) Fairfield, CT 203-254-9957
Dr. Steven Phillips (MD-Internal Medicine) Wilton, CT 203-544-0005
Dr. Kathleen Riley (ND) Newington, CT 860-665-1254
Dr. Awais Malik (MD-Family Medicine) Westport, CT 203-291-3800
Dr. Zijad Sabovic (MD) Bridgeport, CT 203-331-8704
Dr. Zane Saul (MD) Stratford, CT 203-383-4466
Dr. Henry Sobo (MD) Stamford, CT 203-348-8805
Dr. Steven Streit (Internal Medicine, Acupuncture, Adults & Children) Howell, NJ 732-367-5330
Dr. Edward Yost (MD, Pain Management) Wilton, CT 203-529-3535
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NOT RECOMMENDED
*** Due to the high number of complaints from
Lyme patients and their families, we do not recommend
Yale's doctors when dealing with a
Lyme diagnosis or treatment.***
NEVER RECOMMENDED
Eugene Shapiro
The treatment guidelines Yale's doctors follow (Infectious Disease Society of America- IDSA) were published in 2000, slightly updated in 2006 (minor changes), and are currently 11 years old.
These old guidelines do not utilize any of the current science or studies generated over the past decade. They were removed from the National Guideline Clearinghouse, however, they continue to be promoted by some Yale doctors and insurance companies.
An investigation by the CT Attorney General found the guideline authors (some from Yale) were riddled with conflicts of interest.
"The IDSA's 2006 Lyme disease guideline panel undercut its credibility by allowing individuals with financial interests -- in drug companies, Lyme disease diagnostic tests, patents and consulting arrangements with insurance companies -- to exclude divergent medical evidence and opinion."
NOT RECOMMENDED
Lawrence Zemel, MD.
https://sites.google.com/site/idsaonlyme/zemel
18/20
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