Amanda L. Curnock, MD

"I have learned that excellent medical care is always a collaborative effort between doctor and patient. For quality care, it is vital that patient and doctor engage in a dialogue that is open and based upon mutual respect and trust. I believe a large part of my role as a physician is to empower and educate my patients so that they can make informed decisions about their health and well being."

Dr. Curnock grew up in the United Kingdom where she received her medical school training at the Royal London Hospital.  She relocated to the United States in 1995, completing an additional residency in Internal Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Ohio, becoming Chief Resident in 1998. Following this, she finished a Geriatric Fellowship, again at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation. For ten years, she ran a primary care practice in the Midwest and joined Eisenhower Health in 2009. Dr. Curnock is board certified in Internal Medicine and Geriatric Medicine.