I have gone to Dr. Khan for over 34 years . He has staff members that have been there for that many…read moreyears as well!! They are amazing ! I do hate the fact that I in am continually in his office. Amazing doctor and Mary is his PA and she just as amazing!

From the owner: Best Oncologist and Hematologist in DFW! Offering the most advanced, patient centered care to DFW…read morefor over 40 years! Call us today! 972-548-9690.

I have been seeing this oncology practice for 15 plus years for my polycythemia(elevated RBC'S) Dr…read moreMonte Jones and staff have always been excellent Professional and attentive to my needs. I also see his PA and same . I,have also needed to see the infusion facility to receive treatment to draw,off blood when my rbc'c get too high and they have been great at taking care,of me. All staff has been great. I am grateful for this,office to take care,of my needs and my husbands as he has a different diagnosis and they take wonderful care,of both of us. For your best experience,in healthcare, be proactive,in your care and health. You are your,own patient advocate in helping diagnosis, treat, and maintain your best health under these great doctor's and practice.. I recommend them highly. Thank you Texas Oncology of Texas, McKinney Texas.

Took my Dad to Dr Virani, he said he was going to put in a referral, because he may have Cancer,…read moreafter 2 weeks of calling they finally said that it needs to be his primary care doctor. They acted like they just did not really care at all !!! Would not refer this Doctor or his office.

I have hundreds of hours invested in community service projects, from being a caretaker, to hospice…read morework, to disability awareness campaigns, but I never anticipated that I would be in the market for an oncologist for myself -- it's like landing a role in a medical drama lol. Finding the right team became my number one mission. After researching my area, I stumbled upon Texas Oncology! Their Google reviews matched exactly what I was looking for: an empathetic staff, compassionate nurses, and a doctor who's passionate about what they do. No doubt that I planned to write a Yelp review! Booking my appointment was easy, and honestly, I couldn't have asked for a better doctor than Dr. Reddy. Now, I'm in the waiting game to see what the future holds, and I'll update this review as my journey continues.

Texas Oncology, as a whole, is not what I would consider a quality medical corporation. Priorities…read moreseem to favor profit over patient care. While it's not considered malpractice to have a non-specialist as your doctor, it's not a good idea either. When you have cancer, you want a team focused on your illness, rather than one focused more on administrative efficiencies and maximizing their profits. I do not recommend Texas Oncology. I was assigned an oncologist who was not a specialist in my form of cancer. When I switched to another facility within the same group, the same thing happened again. They seem to go out of their way not to tell you these things. Rather, to try to gain your trust more as a car salesman would do. "See our nice office?" "Aren't we friendly?" Do you want top quality care, or the mere appearance of it?

Texas Oncology is about the worst place you could go for cancer treatment. Their only real interest…read moreis their profits. No matter what form of cancer you may have, they will simply assign you to one of their local oncologists who happens to have a little free time. It's hard to believe anyone could be so callous. When I first read comments like this, I could hardly believe what I was seeing. I understand now though. I learned the hard way. Don't you do the same. Had I stayed with them, I would probably be on death's door this very moment. Last year, I was a primary candidate for chemotherapy. But the oncologist they assigned me to had little to no training in prostate cancer. After finally learning the truth, I ran from Texas Oncology. My new team was none too pleased with how I had been treated. They started me on chemotherapy immediately. Time will tell how well I'll do, but starting critical treatment late gave my cancer lots of extra time to grow and spread. As I already mentioned, it doesn't matter what form of cancer you have. Colon cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer - you name it. All Texas Oncology really cares about is being able to bill you and your insurance company to pad their bottom line. You have a terminal disease, so they know their time is limited. "Pump that well until it runs dry." You definitely don't want to be their latest well.

Worst experience ever…read more I visited Texas oncology on June 2024 due to low ferritin , before visiting the doctor Nithya Palanisamy I checked by call and at doctors office if my visit was covered by insurance. They directed me to billing department where they promised me it was covered however they will receive authorization in few days. I visited the doctor and she hardly spent 2 minutes on me and informed me I should do iron infusion and left quickly, I asked few questions but she din't bother to answer them and the whole visit is just namesake and they made me do blood work again as it was past two months from my old blood work , again I was communicated this was covered by insurance. After few weeks I was not sent any bill for doctors office and I assumed it was covered and I got call that my insurance has authorised my iron infusion. During scheduling my iron infusion I asked about charges and they directed my tpo billing and they promised me it was covered, later afetr my first infusion I was sent a full bill amounbt and nothing covered. I'm sure all the people don't have knowledge on the copay and coverage, they just decide the visit based on your words. I was scheduled few more infusions in July 2024 but I dint return back due to my huge bill $737 for one docto's visit and one infusion.Now I'm still iron deficient and feeling low tired and the one doctors visit and one iron infusion dint even help me.If I had been communicated of these chatrges as they told me minimum if 5 to 10 visits I would have opted for other alternatives than paying a huge bill and still feeling deficient. The whole billing department of texas oncology is corrupt and they keep directeing my calls to different people and nobody fixed the issue of proper communication. I'm also upset of Nithya palanisamy as she din't even respond to my question of alternate to iron insufion if my insurance doesn't cover after charging $300 for the visit that day.They asked me to schedule another visit to discuss another option of prescribing pills, how do you think will people viisit you for 2 mins when you don't even cover options in one visit.I'm not comfortable in paying my bill for miscommunication on my visit and expect to contact further higher levels for help on this matter, They have already sent me a not of sending myt bill to collection agency.Please request you to give right information to patients and not mislead them.I had already communicate the whole issue with the billing superviser, but no response and I'm totally frustrated.

Wonderful, knowledgeable, compassionate doctor. Great staff that follows up with patients. I wish…read moreall doctors could be as caring as this doctor.

TOP SURGEON -- my wife had disc replacement surgery in her neck preformed by Dr. Cattorini. He and…read morehis staff are outstanding. They were compassionate, listened and fought hard when the insurance company initially denied the surgery. There is no doubt that I would recommend him to anyone. Thank you Dr.! The results have been absolutely amazing!

He is great. We have seen Doc for decades now. He is very patient with our crazy family. He has…read moregotten busier but he is still super easy to reach and responds in a timely manner. He asks lots of questions and addresses all our concerns. Now that our kids have grown and seem to need more of their own records his front office staff have been amazing. Even nurse Angie gives me her mom voice and we are the same age. They are amazing to work with. Love love the whole office.

Dr. Carruthers and his staff all do a remarkably good job of making me feel comfortable. It is so…read moregreat to have a doctor who truly cares for my well-being. Very genuine, down-to-earth, and sharp doctor. I highly recommend Dr. Carruthers to everyone seeking the best-of-the best.

We were greeted upon arrival and screen at the entrance of the lobby. The nurse was very friendly…read moreand polite. The lobby downstairs was decorated nicely and well lit. Usually you get this feeling of just coming to the doctor but, it felt so inviting and laid back here. I ambiance was being very cordial and seemed really upbeat. Getting off the elevator on the second floor is very nice. The lobby up is is very well decorated with the open foyer. The atmosphere was nice, laid back and very quiet. The doctors office was neatly decorated, clean and had that comfortable feel with great chairs for sitting. The examination rooms were not to small but not super huge. The doctor came in right after the nurse did the vitals and everything. I really appreciated that the wait time was not long at all. I love the fact that they are respectful of your time. Dr.Raja was informative, polite, honest and sit to us straight. We loved the fact that he's a humbled man who is very gracious and kind. He explained all the details about the upcoming surgery; giving us all the pros and cons. We felt at ease and confident about him performing the surgery Kenn needs on next Friday.

Two years later, my tests show no cancer…read more I highly recommend this center and the wonderful doctors and their staff. I don't think I mentioned Dr. Paul DeRose in my original review; he was my radiation oncologist and deserves highest compliments.

Staff - Problem is there are nurses and tech that keeps patient as the number one focus and go out…read moreof their was to help. Then there are nurses and techs that think their job is watching vidos on their phone. Most if not all of the managers ( not supervisors ) are absent from day to day operations.So yours stay is a crap shoot from day to day. Food - i would recommend looking for resturants in the area because not much here is good. Now the question is does the food leaving the kitchen taste good when it leaves and goes bad during the 1 to 3 hours it take to be dlivered. So hope you are not hungery or forget to calll when the service is open. So i hope you are not planning on eating hospital food while you are there. They claim they are working on this but been in and out of here for 6 months and it is getting worse. My wife really likes her doctor but is she had a relapse i will try t go to a different hospital

Doctors and staff are great but you can only get a remote call center when you try to call. Someone…read morecalled me from the Dallas imaging center and the number they left me was to a call center that told me they did not know who the person was who called and there were no notes in my file. I do not know why Texas Oncology cannot afford to have phones in each office. Shame on them.

My mother and I give Daijah -5 stars plus! She cared about our specific situation and answered our…read morequestions. We were uncertain of what to do when we came in, but left hopeful because of her attitude and expertise in her field. Thank you Daijah!

I love this man! I met him in the hospital when he was called in as a specialist. He is thorough…read moreand thoughtful, with just the right amount of urgency to get the job done. Now I'm out of the hospital and doing aftercare. The whole Cancer Center runs like a well oiled machine during these tough times. With Dr. Bibawe at the helm, I would trust him with my life. Oh wait, I already do.

Had a doctor visit that was worth posting as a choice to avoid. Dr. Ahmer Younas seen at the…read moreRowlett location was surprisingly less interested in patient needs than most doctors. If one had cancer (not the reason for my visit) perhaps his beside manner would improve. He lacked compassion and his approach to a suffering patient was rather condescending. Not the type of care you would hope for whether the pt was dying or just struggling...