Dr. Paul Richard Cunningham, MD

knowledge, to the point,accurate diagnosis will be back need more like him

Dr. Cunningham is a disrespectful, condescending person. He often took time out in my appointments to tell me how much he disliked me and that just seeing my name on his schedule ruined his day. He made me incredibly uncomfortable and as I was having issues with my insurance I had no choice but to continue to see him for far too long. I've since found a great doctor in Seattle who has addressed my migraine problems and solved the issues I was seeing Dr. Cunningham for. He is below sub par in my opinion. Even one star is too high for this person.

Dr Cunningham has been my primary care doctor since for almost ten years. He is a great listener and extremely well informed. I feel so fortunate to have found him as I am 70 years old and want a doctor I can trust. He treats you as an individual with your own unique issues with compassion and respect.

I have been Dr. Cunningham's patient for 7 years and he has been one of the best MD's I had all my life: competent, knowledgeable and a good listener who keeps up with new medical developments. Especially, I appreciate that Dr. Cunningham urged me to make lifestyle changes that liberated me of drugs such as statins. He works in a great team with Rachel as an efficient and friendly Medical Assistant.The new Jamestown Clinic in Sequim is state of the art. All medical records are computerized and the professionals enter all data into their portable computers.I highly recommend Dr. Cunningham and the Jamestown Clinic.

I have never stopped and walked out on a Dr. Apt. in my life. Dr. Cunningham had a cold condescending demeanor, even had his back to me while asking me questions while he typed at the counter. It took a month to wait to see Dr. Cunningham for the lump in my breast. Dr Cunningham started his exam waiting for the female nurse to arrive, I was more comfortable to lay down for the exam. Dr. Cunningham insisted that I sit and drop my exam gown.When I did he just starred for an awkwardly long time before stepping back, where he looked at me dissaprovingly. He then asked if I was unable to continue the exam. I told him yes and that it will not work as him for my new PCP I was trying to put it very nicely by saying our patient doctor chemistry was WAY off! It really seemed like I was in a strange himuliation ritual and I should have been the one who was paid for my time.