I received excellent care for Breast Cancer at Eisenhower. The hospital and the care were…read moreexcellent. But I hope to never go back.

Very kind, professional, and helpful staff. Have been there for 8 infusions and everyone there has…read moredone everything possible to make this a good experience. There is an obvious feeling that they care.

From beginning to end each of the employees were courteous, friendly and they all had a smile on…read moretheir face and a hello!!

i made an appointment with CARMEN over the phone she told me / date and a time the time being 12:45…read morei drive an HOUR and she tells me that she put me in for 10:30 and the doctor will not see me and acted like i had it wrong when i wrote down her name time and date and sent it in text to my husband so i would be on time and she was rude to me when it was her mistake and sent me away. some customer service

What can you say about a compassionate extremely competent Oncologist who saves you from stage four…read moreNon Hodgkins Lymphoma? I am so impressed with him and his wonderful staff. I was made to feel part of a great family all working on my best interest. I could go on and on about how blessed I am that Eisenhower Medical Center referred him to me. Bless him and his staff!!!

Dr Dresisbach has a wonderful bedside manner and he truly cares about his patients. The staff at…read morehis office are caring and treat each patient with warm welcomes and respect. I couldn't wish for a better place to be treated for cancer.

Cancer Excellent…read moreQuality Care! ALL Drs., Staff, Pharmacy are Extremely Professional, Caring and Knowledgeable!

She is very knowledgeable, thorough and empathetic. All qualities you want in an oncologist. She…read morehas a great manner that you can trust and confidence that you are heard.

Dr Vulchi is an exceptional oncologist and I feel incredibly fortunate to have her as my breast…read morecancer doctor. She spent over an hour during my first visit carefully explaining every aspect of my diagnosis and treatment options. The visit was not rushed and she made an overwhelming situation feel far more manageable. Dr Vulchi has an incredibly kind, compassionate and calming demeanor. Her expertise is matched by her genuine care and empathy. Equally impressive was her entire staff. They worked efficiently and seamlessly to organize multiple test and appointments within a very critical and short timeframe which made an enormous difference during a stressful period. I have nothing but positive things to say about Dr Vulchi and everyone in her office. I would definitely recommend her to anyone seeking exceptional oncology care.

The doctor is amazing, but the front desk staff is rude and was on her phone the entire time.read more

Every thing from day one was outstanding. After being diagnosed with breast cancer in December of…read more'22, I was referred to the CCC. Surgery, radiation, oncology. Everyone is there in that building and they all talk to each other. I didn't have to make a single appointment. To this day, my 6 month checks with my oncologist and radiation oncologist are scheduled for me. These people are amazing

As an update. My husband went for 10 radiation treatments which caused a severe brachial plexus…read moreinjury because he was radiated in the brachial plexus area and has lost use of his right hand. Thanks for the recommendation to have radiation. Sometimes the so-called treatment is worse than the cancer.

Doctor and his staff were extremely helpful and courteous throughout the entire course of the…read moretreatment. The medical issue was found by them, and successfully treated it. I highly recommend them and have already referred them to my brother.

Nothing but the best care and treatment. Dr. Schreiber and his staff are top notch. His facility…read moreand center is impecable. His staff is friendly.

My experience with this office raised serious concerns about the coordination and continuity of my…read morereproductive healthcare. I was scheduled for a hysterectomy in April 2025 after completing the scans, bloodwork and consultations requested by Dr. Bodon and surgeon Dr. Herman McDaniel. In February 2025, Dr. Bodon recommended Zepbound for weight loss before surgery. It took nearly two weeks for the prescription to reach the pharmacy, and a promised medication follow-up was never scheduled. I disclosed my medications during my surgical appointments with Dr. McDaniel, but I was never instructed during those visits to discontinue Zepbound before surgery. My April surgery was then canceled because I was told the wrong hospital had been scheduled. It was rescheduled for June. I had already made costly arrangements for the original date. When I contacted Director of Operations Elsa Gutierrez about what happened, I found her communication extremely dismissive and disrespectful. When I questioned why the insurance/network issue had not been verified before scheduling surgery, I was essentially asked, "You've been rescheduled, what do you want?" Before my June surgery, I saw Dr. McDaniel again. He initially appeared not to remember recently seeing me and was about to order another transvaginal ultrasound and bloodwork until I reminded him that I was there for my pre-op appointment. During that appointment, after reviewing my vitamin D levels, he asked about my occupation and income. After learning I was self-employed, he gave me promotional material and his personal promotional code for a website with which he said he was affiliated. My understanding from the conversation was that he could financially benefit if the code was used. I found this concerning during a preoperative appointment, particularly because I received very little information about preparing for surgery. The week before my June surgery was chaotic. Less than a week beforehand, I had heard nothing regarding pre-op testing. Four days before surgery, a STAT lab order was being arranged. Two days before surgery, a hospital nurse asked about cardiology clearance, and I personally contacted my cardiologist to have it faxed. Then I learned that authorization had been obtained for the surgery but not the hospital stay. The hospital warned me surgery could be canceled without it. At approximately 4:30 p.m. THE DAY BEFORE SURGERY, while I was at the pharmacy picking up medications prescribed for my postoperative recovery, surgery coordinator Sarah called and told me the authorization had not been obtained and my surgery was canceled. This was my second canceled surgery after months of preparation. I called afterward requesting an appointment with Dr. Bodon but could not get one scheduled. At this time I was still experiencing extremely heavy bleeding. My insurance approved a referral related to obtaining medically necessary pads and told me to contact the office. An employee then told me my insurance was out of network, despite my having received care there for approximately six months. About ten minutes later, Sarah called and explained that this information was incorrect. She also told me the employee claimed I had been "getting all crazy" with her. From my perspective, I had simply been asking questions about my insurance and an approved referral. When I contacted Elsa again, she told me she was too busy to deal with the situation, repeatedly asked, "What do you want?" and ended the call. Afterward, I was never able to meaningfully reconnect with my physician. No follow-up appointment with Dr. Bodon was arranged, and my patient portal messages went unanswered. Yet prescriptions continued to be filled for months afterward, including Zepbound through approximately December 2025 and iron prescriptions later, despite no follow-up visits. I ultimately declined to schedule another hysterectomy with Dr. McDaniel because I no longer felt comfortable proceeding under his care. As of August 2026, approximately 14 months after the canceled June 2025 surgery, I have received no meaningful follow-up regarding my reproductive care and no response to my portal concerns. I understand that insurance authorizations, hospitals and medical scheduling can be complicated and mistakes happen. My concern is the cumulative pattern I experienced: two canceled surgeries, scheduling and authorization problems, last-minute pre-op coordination, conflicting insurance information, unanswered messages, lack of physician follow-up, and interactions with management that I experienced as dismissive and hostile. Women seeking serious reproductive healthcare deserve clear communication, continuity of care, careful coordination and respectful treatment. Based on my experience, I would not entrust this office with my reproductive surgical care again.

Dr Bodon not only treated me, but educated me. She helped me…read moreimprove my health. I balanced my hormones and feel like a new person because of her. Like most in healthcare, her staff and she are overworked, underpaid and very busy. Look past the administrative crap and you'll find the best medical care in the area. Dr Bodon is the best for mid-life hormonal care.

Exceptional surgeon...from consultation to follow up , he showed compassion and kindness.read more

I had surgery with Dr Cacdac back in May but was hesitant to call because after my follow up he…read moresaid he never wanted to see me again. I went in today because I'm having issues after my surgery and he was very rude and disrespectful and told me he couldn't do anything for me.