Dr. Paul Fanning, MD

He was kind and very thorough. He answered all my questions. He was punctual and knowledgeable.

Couldn’t ask for a better Dr. Very Much a Christian Man

I was put on bc for possible endo. It was a run around but then they said to try...yet another birth control. It started giving me anxiety.. full panic attacks and his answer was "try off it or a new one" after ignoring my question of managing my severe pain. He put me on bc after explaining my blood clots one..Which increases your risk of blood clots finds out. He really feels like he could care less and you're just a bother. They had the ridiculous behavior... explain why I have a period... I'm 28 and a mom, know that thanks. Also about how important breakfast is... and that juice is bad for you. After saying I was studying to be a personal trainer before the pain got worse and them noticing I gained 10 pounds in a week. His answer was "that's not normal". Thyroid normal. Ignored it from there. I feel unheard and uncared for. Finding new doctor since I'm still in severe pain and he isnt helping.

Dr Fanning did my Hysterectomy and did and excellent job no complications no problems what so ever... his manner is great polite and informative.... highly recommend him.

I went in for my annual and told Dr. Fanning that my husband and I were trying to conceive. I also told him I was currently taking meds for adult ADHD and depression, but would stop the meds immediately once I became pregnant. He conducted the exam and said I would get a call with the results. When I got the call, the nurse told me that my prolactin levels were elevated. I was asked to tell my husband to abstain from stimulating my breasts for one month, and then return for further testing. I got curious and Googled prolactin. Turns out, it's related to lactation, which, as we all know, is related to pregnancy. Further intrigued, I took a home pregnancy test, which was positive. Had I not tested myself, I would not have known I was pregnant and would have continued taking the medication that could have harmed my baby until I wentered back a month later. I switched to a different doctor in the practice for my prenatal care. However, I ended up going into labor while my new doctor was… unavailable. Dr. Fannin delivered my daughter. The delivery went well, but the nurses pushed pitocin on me, even though I said I didn't want it until after the epidural. I'm not sure Dr. Fannin knew about that, however. I didn't see him until my labor had professed significantly. Overall, my experience with him was... strange. But i have to say, I am grateful that he delivered my daughter safely.

Dr. Paul Fannin and his staff are simply amazing. They are courtesy and very helpful. Dr. Fannin put me at ease especially because I was 38 years old when I was pregnant. I totally recommend him to any and everybody.

Dr.Fanning was excellent in communication and equally in concern.

Dr. Fanning is a wonderful doc. His staff is very kind and helpful. If i had any concerns or questions he took time to listen. I would recommend him to anyone.

I've seen Dr. Fanning only once this far. But my first impression of him was very good. He and his staff was very nice, fun and friendly. Dr Fanning took his time to listen to all my concerns and issues and gave good advice. And when he learned that I was paying this visit out of my own pocket he even made it more affordable for me, although I hadn't asked him to do so. I got the impression that he is very kind, interested in his patients problems and cares about people. I will definitely continue to see him! Great experience!

Dr Fanning delivered my son in 1999 and to this day I am still greatful for how kind and wonderful he was during the entire experience. It was obvious he was truely happy for me and not simply doing his job out of obligation. I will always remember him fondly.