Walking into a cancer center's infusion clinic is never easy...it is by nature, a location no…read morepatient wishes to visit. However, this particular clinic transforms a challenging necessity into an experience of profound care and attentiveness. The staff's professionalism and bedside manner never waiver, setting a gold standard for healthcare. Absolute Unwavering Commitment from Start to Finish! The commitment to patient well-being starts immediately. The receptionist staff are consistently friendly and welcoming upon check-in. This lighthearted, attentive approach continues with the Medical Assistants (MAs) who prepare you for your infusion, ensuring you feel comfortable and informed. This entire team excels at personalized care, making the effort to remember your name and treating you with genuine concern. Dr. Stephanie Lindauer (medical oncologist), Dr. Naomi Sigalove (breast surgeon)! A special commendation must go to the nurses who are the heart of this center. My absolute favorites--Carmel, Susie, Linda, and Kelly--consistently make patients feel like the MVP (Most Valuable Patient). Watching this dedicated group work together as a seamless team, welcoming every patient with kindness, is truly inspiring. From warm greetings to comforting hugs as you leave, their compassion is boundless. Despite the serious circumstances, this clinic is filled with laughter and love. They go above and beyond, providing snacks for long infusion days and fostering a remarkable sense of community. This supportive environment extends to the patients themselves, who become a network of friends, advisors, and therapists, sharing helpful tips and recipes to boost immunity, your spirit and navigate treatment. The staff also understands the importance of marking milestones. They celebrate the completion of treatments with joy, providing confetti and an award, making a difficult ending feel like a hard-won victory. Knowing you are in such capable, caring hands, where there is a general concern for your health, treatment, and overall well-being, makes all the difference in the world. If you are ever unfortunate enough to need care at a cancer center, this is, without question is the one you want by your side. You can even take your infusion on the patio! Which is wonderful when you need to feel the sun on your face, the trees that are close to the building give you a level of serenity with just the touch of nature the birds, the bees, and an occasional spider. Ohhh and they will give you as many warm blankets you need!

Hello, I'm a patient with Dr. Lindhaur since I had breast cancer in 2025…read more Good doctor, but when it came to WARNING ME OF SIDE EFFECTS of anti-cancer meds, she didn't tell me anything about common reactions to ANASTROZOLE which are awful! Since then, other ladies have told me of its effects with them. I didn't notice much the first couple months, then it hit me in my right leg and forearm. Would never had taken it if I knew. I had to get physical therapy for 6 weeks to help my foot and leg, and it still isn't the same. I am very disappointed in Dr. Lindhaur for not warning me about the side effects of this medication.

Dr. Leslie Klein, oncologist at Ironwood Cancer & Research Centers -- where do I even begin?…read moreI met Dr. Klein during my cancer journey around April 1, 2021 -- and no, it was not an April Fool's joke. Before meeting her, I had left another hospital's ER because of what I felt was a complete lack of urgency regarding my condition. I drove myself to another recommended hospital in Scottsdale, where I met Dr. Anderson, who was referred to me early on. He recommended Dr. Klein, and I told him I would call her the following morning. The next morning, I heard a knock at the door of my hospital room. To my surprise, it was Dr. Leslie Klein herself. I remember thinking, "Wow -- she makes house calls." At first, I was cautious because after a year-and-a-half-long misdiagnosis and several disappointing experiences with other doctors, I had nearly lost faith in the medical system altogether. Our first meeting started a little rocky because of my frustration and fear, but I later apologized to Dr. Klein -- my angel. Sometimes God truly does work in mysterious ways. Before meeting Dr. Klein, my first spleen biopsy had come back inconclusive, and the previous medical facility never even contacted me with the results. I eventually drove myself to their ER because of severe pain and personally requested the biopsy report. They even allowed me to leave with an IV still in my arm so I could get to the Scottsdale hospital and ask for Dr. Anderson. From the moment I met Dr. Klein, I knew she was different. She doesn't just hear her patients -- she truly listens. She never interrupts, maintains eye contact, and speaks with genuine care, compassion, and urgency. When my insurance company delayed approval for chemotherapy, Dr. Klein refused to give up. Through her determination and expertise, she arranged for another physician to perform a successful biopsy. Within days, my chemotherapy was finally approved. A CT scan with contrast revealed a cancerous mass in my spleen, along with lymph nodes that were also affected by cancer. That was the beginning of my battle with Stage IV Large B-Cell Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. The journey was long and difficult. It included extensive chemotherapy treatments and ultimately a bone marrow transplant. Today, as of May 2026, I am cancer free, and in December 2026 I will celebrate my five-year anniversary since my bone marrow transplant. I owe so much of this to Dr. Klein -- a truly caring physician whose determination, compassion, and partnership with her patients give people hope during the darkest moments of their lives. She was and is my angel, and I hope she can be someone else's angel too.

Dr Kukunoor was fine but the staff is horrible. No one follows up, no one returns calls, no one…read moreknows what the other one is doing. I dumped them.

One sentence... He saved my life!! So caring.. Great…read moresurgeon! Got my results back fast... The Best Doctor! Thank you so Very Much!

Prior to my second surgery, which was scheduled as his first case that day, he arrived shortly…read morebefore the procedure and remarked that "we don't have a lot of time for questions." When I later reviewed the operative note, I noticed discrepancies between what he told me post-operatively ("we got it before it spread") and what was documented. After that surgery, did not see him in person--only nurse practitioner came by the next day. Communication with him was often vague and sometimes inconsistent, and important details were not always explained. On several occasions, the information he provided differed from what his nurse practitioner told me. The nursing staff did not always appear to follow standard protocols, and the office itself felt disorganized. Follow-up care was delayed, and communication sometimes lacked clarity and detail. Difficult to get questions answered times. Surgical decisions should have been consolidated into a single procedure, and a later second opinion suggested that portions of his treatment plan were no longer considered standard practice. His approach and recommendations also changed from visit to visit. While his technical surgical skills seemed adequate, I found his bedside manner, communication, and follow-up considerably lacking. He acts weird and gives off a weird vibe as sometimes his speech is non-existent or rudely talks so fast you can't hear a thing he says. Responds with sarcasm when asked questions. Throughout my care I needed clear guidance and compassionate coordination, which I did not experience in his care. His comments, behavior and actions don't align with the typical professionalism one would expect from a physician. Often left visits feeling dismissed or undermined. I ultimately switched providers because I wanted a dr who communicates in a consistent, mature and professional manner. In hindsight, I wish I had sought another provider sooner. Didn't realize what a lacking dr he was until I changed to my new provider. It's the difference between night and day. While others may have had positive experiences, I cannot personally recommend Dr. Janicek based on my treatment experience.

I was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2022. I chose Dr Grado because he performed brachytherapy…read moreand had a location in Yuma, AZ. Compassionate, caring, and understanding are just a few words that I would use to describe my relationship with him. The office staff is great and Gabby is the best. Highly recommended.

This is the most compassionate group of medical professionals I have ever met. Dr. Grado is a…read morecaring physician. You can't always say that when you leave a doctors office. Kari and Katina made me feel so welcome and I felt they truly cared about me. I can't recommend this office highly enough.

Dr Lodi is top notch in his field. You won't find anyone as diverse and informative. Highly…read morerecommend.

From the owner: An Oasis of Healing is an integrative cancer treatment center in Arizona that provides alternative…read morecancer treatments and options. We specialize in targeting cancer, healing cancer, enhancing the immune system, and teaching our patients how to stop making cancer so that it doesn't return.

Best of care and cordiality. Recommend this Center to anyone needing treatment. Five Stars*****read more

I just completed a 28-day radiation therapy regimen at the Scottsdale location. This was a grueling…read moreexperience for me, but the staff went out of their way to make it as easy and tolerable as possible. The radiation techs, medical assistants, receptionists, and the oncologists were outstanding. Two other patients and I who saw each other every day at the same time formed a sort of mini-support group for the duration and we all agreed on the high quality of care we received. I can't say enough good things!

I had lost all trust. I had a stage 3 breast cancer diagnosis - the conventional medical system…read morehad let me fall through the cracks and left me so traumatized and jaded there was no way I could trust them with more "conventional treatment". For two years I struggled on my own doing everything I could to give my body a fighting chance, with no support system, no doctor that would give me the time of day. I didn't follow their advice... so I guess it was either their way... or the highway. I was alone and out of my depth and getting more and more anxious that I was going to die. My mom asked me if I had heard of Sunridge Medical Center in Scottsdale, AZ. I had not and had not really considered traveling so far away to seek medical care, but after watching the patient testimonials and initially discussing my situation over the phone - I just felt like Sunridge was the place I needed to be. That was on a Saturday, I was on a plane Tuesday. It was nerve racking for me to meet Dr. Franco, was he just going to be another callous doctor that would treat me like I was stupid and not really listen to what was important to me? I had my guard up, I had been through so much at that point and I was no longer going to blindly trust another doctor. I remember telling him, "I need you to understand that I am here to participate in my own healing and I am not looking to be told what to do, this is my life and my health, and the only way I can go forward is for both of us to understand I want to collaborate to get to the bottom of this and find a way out". That took a lot of guts to be that up front and candid - but I had been victimized, bullied, terrified... and let down by other doctors - and I wasn't going to let that happen again. Dr. Franco didn't miss a beat - I guess he's probably seen and heard it all. He asked me to tell him my story - I asked, "since my diagnosis, or before?" and he said, "tell me your story from the point in time you think it is relevant". So I did. I learned more about my health in the few hours we spent together than I had the rest of my life. For the first time I felt supported, understood, heard and cared for. I felt like I was important, not just one of many patients. That was just the beginning of my care and experience with Dr. Franco and Sunridge Medical - and it just got better from there. I had traveled from Indiana to be under Dr. Franco's care - leaving my family behind. Although this was challenging in some regards, I found it healing in others regards. Sunridge Medical Center is an intimate operation - this enables them to have a great bedside manner - no one falls through the cracks and the staff earnestly gets to know you and care about you. I know it sounds totally cliche... and you'll hear folks say they treat you like family... but that is what I experienced, and what I needed. Through Dr. Franco - I learned to trust again. He was right there when I needed him - he never pushed me to do anything I didn't want to do - but he would gently urge me to considered some conventional treatments in addition to the incredible treatments he had formulated... He was opened to what ever would give me the best possible outcome - conventional / alternative - he wasn't attached the methods so much, as he was the outcome for the patient. I hate to think where I would be today without Sunridge, and owe a lot to my mom for finding the clinic, and much, much more to Dr. Franco and his incredible staff for taking baby steps with me so I could regain not only my health and trust, but my peace of mind.

Amazing place. The staff is so friendly and Dr. Franco knows his stuff. I always had a great…read moreexperience in my three months of going here.

This was my first visit with Dr. David Cho. I received a thorough examination. I can't remember a…read moredoctor ever spending this much time with me before. He explained my medical condition to me and the options of treatments in words that I could understand. He listened to my concerns. He also answered each question I had with certainty which made me feel confident in his care. I feel fortunate that my General Practitioner referred me to Dr. Cho. Which in turn, I highly recommend Dr. David Cho to anyone needing a specialist in hematology.

From the owner: Arizona Center for Cancer Care is a cancer center without walls, offering the best doctors, best…read moretreatments, best technologies, and best research to give patients the best care possible. With offices in Avondale, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Mesa, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Surprise, Anthem, Peoria, Fountain Hills, Wickenburg, Apache Junction, Sun City, Sun City West, Goodyear, and Tempe, Arizona, the multi-specialty practice cares for more than 30,000 patients across the Valley. Arizona Center for Cancer Care specializes in treating many types of cancer, including multiple myeloma, colon, head and neck, breast, skin, and pancreatic, as well as brain cancer, lung cancer, and gastrointestinal cancer.  The practice uses the most current treatment options available, including various forms of radiation oncology and medical oncology, and hematology. The center also includes experts in gynecologic oncology and breast surgery and has a newly diagnosed breast cancer clinic. The board-certified radiation oncologists at Arizona Center for Cancer Care use positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) imaging to reveal the presence and severity of cancer and create an effective treatment plan. Dedicated to providing its patients with the most current drugs and therapies available, Arizona Center for Cancer Care participates in multiple clinical trials.  Cancer is a disease of survivors, and Arizona Center for Cancer Care is keeping it that way. ...

Saw Dr Bibb again due to low iron levels and my Anemia reared its ugly head again (no energy,…read morelooked albino, and out-of-breath from just walking around). He does chat. A lot, but it's so genuine and caring. He is sincerely interested in his patients and driven to get you healthy again. The iron infusions are very long and cumbersome (bring books, iPad, snacks, etc) but I feel amazing now! The treatment area has many comfy recliners for patients getting chemo, iron, or anything else. Nurses bring you heated blankets and free snacks from their lounge. I made the best of it!! Just be prepared to wait to see Dr Bibb; I had to reschedule one time because he was 45 min behind and I had to get back to work.

Dr. Janicek is a skilled and compassionate surgeon. My experience with him and his staff was…read morewonderful. He removed a 16cm+ large mass from my midline, two other small cysts, and a full hysterectomy robotically. This improved my surgical outcome and shortened my recovery. He was compassionate enough to schedule me immediately, since I was in moderate pain every day waiting until surgery. Dr. J came highly recommended to me by another physician, and he was right. He's competent, kind, empathetic, and inspires confidence. I was concerned about the obvious, in pain, and he inspired me to do a 180 turn around on all of my worries within 10 minutes of our first meeting. His staff is terrific, organized, pleasant, and thoughtful. Anyone who goes through a surgery challenge with this team will be in great hands. #greatteam #lovethisdoc #superstaff

Drove 6 hours to this establishment. A Dr told me a month ago if my child had cancer I would take…read morehim to Dr. Dan Rubin and that's what I did.

After speaking with one of my medical doctors, it made me realize how thankful I am to be able to…read morebe under the care of my Naturopathic Doctor, Dr. Melissa Coats. Like most of us, 2020 was a hell of a year. I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer early February 2020. I wasn't getting the answers I needed in the beginning of my diagnosis. Dr. Rubin initially gave good information about the stage of cancer (Stage II) and the progression of my tumor. He also recommended the best Breast Surgeon and Oncologist on my insurance plan. Both doctors worked extremely well with my Naturopathic Docs. Dr. Coats came on board to sit down with us and start a comprehensive treatment plan. She did an amazing job of calming my fears. No one in my family had breast cancer, let alone any cancers. I really felt listened to at each appointment. I also knew that I could feel comfortable talking to her about my questions and concerns with all the medications/supplements I was prescribed. She ordered bloodwork to check my cancer cells and started me on high dose Vitamin C IVs. We were able to shrink the tumor a bit before my mastectomy. I was blessed that my tumor was not an aggressive one, my treatment plan was aggressive! I'm very thankful for the care I received from Dr. Coats during a tumultuous year. I continue to see her for follow up care. I love that their website is ListenAndCare.com because the entire time I felt listened to and heard!