Dr. Brian Philip Cunningham, MD

This physician needs to retire, if he hasn't already been fired. I saw him twice. First appointment was all med kcal info. I had some bloodwork done. Second appointment was beyond distressing and fairly traumatizing! He came to the conclusion that I was fine with no autoimmune diseases. Boy, was he wrong! He yelled, yes yelled at me when I asked questions. "I don't care" was his phrase of choice said loudly and often. Careless, apathetic, prejudicial diagnosing, unhinged, that second appointment. He missed 2 ( TWO) autoimmune diseases! This mans reprehensible, abusive and contemptuous behavior and less than mediocre skill - screams for dismissal! I hope he has not left others with such traumatic and lasting results. Full disclosure - These two appts were some years ago...

Dr. Cunningham is just the best. He truly cares about his patients, and their issues. He takes his time and gets it RIGHT!

I went to Dr. Cunningham's office after having many serious and persistent symptoms that appeared suddenly. While I was in the waiting room, the first thing I noticed was the lack of privacy. Another patient was discussing options for managing a symptom while standing in the waiting room. The patient appeared to need a question answered while she was being rushed out of her appointment by Dr. Cunningham. My appointment consisted of Dr. Cunningham glancing at my prior test results, asking a few questions and then coming into an exam room for a few minutes. He was completely uninterested in trying to find out what was going on with me. I was a test result to him and not a human being. He told me to do "nothing" about my symptoms and then proceeded to say "You can go get a 2nd opinion, but they will tell you the same thing I just did." He did not appreciate any questioning whatsoever and was extremely condescending and arrogant. I have since gotten a 2nd opinion and ended up having a… serious condition that should not have been easily missed. It is a good thing that I did not follow Dr. Cunningham's advice of doing "nothing."