Great dermatologists. However, the front check in desk really needs training in customer service…read more As the first representative you meet at this practice, they really leave a bad impression. I am there as a client - not as a burden to them. The check out desk is really good and a pleasure to deal with.

Dr. Burch was great and caring.I would recommend this this facility to any one. I used them alot.read more

Dr. Brown treated my late husband, Daniel. She was extremely patient and thoughtful. She helped us…read morefeel confident and on course.

I see Emily Toutoukian for monitoring of my Chronic Myeloid…read moreLeukemia (CML). I really like Dr. Toutoukian's friendly, calm and caring demeanor. She answers my questions and addresses my concerns. The treatment plan Dr. Toutoukian uses is based on my long term individual response to the oral chemotherapy drug I have been taking. She does not lump me into a group based on my current response alone. In short, she personalizes the care and monitoring that I receive. The staff members from the front desk, techs and assistants are always professional and friendly.

My young daughter in her 30's is here right now having her chemo treatment. The nurses and doctors…read moreare so caring and very attentive. Prayers needed for my sweet daughter, Candice Delawder, while she goes through this journey. Thank you Candice's Mom

I had the unfortunate situation of needing South Carolina Oncology Associates. I was diagnosed with…read morehead and neck cancer. I had a radiation oncologist, Dr. Zamdborg, and a chemo oncologist, Dr. Coker. Dr Coker is my favorite! While the two sides don't talk to each other and their systems inside the same building don't talk to each other, I've had nothing but good experiences there. The staff is very caring, they have a lot of volunteers that are equally as caring and checking in on you, and they make it about as good as it can be for what you're going through. They also do a great job at decorating themes and trying to make the place fun and energetic. I know there are other oncology facilities out there, but I highly recommend South Carolina Oncology Associates. They made the suck not so bad.

In 2006-2007, I had Dr. Rosemary Lambert Falls as my oncologist. She was very caring, and she and…read moreher nurse practitioner prayed for me twice a week for 20 weeks. I had a rare form of breast cancer. I have been in remission for 19 years.

Dr Favaro seemed nice enough. I did however get the feeling the patients waiting were all very…read morequiet and unwell. Just sad. The staff also seemed to be a little rough. So we appreciated the 2nd opinion and opted to get a third. So never had treatment here.

Outstanding group of Doctors, nurses and Aides. I was sent over to their Randolph office first and…read morethen they opened the new South Charlotte Office which is huge and open. I have been seeing Dr Kaitlyn OKeefe who has been a calming lifesaver in my life. She talked to me in the first appointment with so much care and knowledge that it helped to calm me down from the scary diagnosis I had received. She has helped with big and little problems and celebrated with me over positive outcomes. Her knowledge is ever improving and she strives for the very newest and best care for her patients. The Lab and the Fusion Room has such caring and kind nurses. They do everything in their power to help you get through some hard times and make it easier for you. As you can tell I am very pleased with the care I have received at Oncology Specialists of Charlotte.

My dad is finishing his treatment here today. He thinks it super for what they have to do here. Dr…read more Mahoney is great. The interior is beautiful. Nice "Harry Potter" ceiling that imitates a blue sky with trees. Free Keurig coffee, tea & hot chocolate while you wait. Snacks & good reading material available. It's clean, the staff is nice and always attentive. TVs & privacy curtains at each "fill up station."

Coastal Cancer Center radiology Conway, South Carolina. I really don't think I can express how…read moregrateful I am to the entire staff my Doctor Dr. Andersen is a terrific young man and a very knowledgeable caring Doctor and as for everyone of the young ladies that worked in the back where I would received my radiation treatments well Everyone of them. every treatment would greet me with a great big bright happy smile on their faces on top of that they were the most caring helpful young ladies they would take their time and help get me positioned for the treatment and at the end of the treatment the smiley girls would reappear in the treatment room and see me off man I sure am going to miss that and last, but not least Tom the sour patch kid thank you, Tom I appreciate it, buddy my final conclusion I hardly ever say anything nice about anything. My wife would back me up with that statement, but every once in a while. you'll find something great Coastal Cancer Center radiology. #1 This is one happy patient and for all of the smiley girls in the treatment room who convinced me to grow my hair long in order to become Fabio Thank you

Good doctor but staff leaves a lot to be desired. Note to staff - please be clear when you are…read moremaking an appt for a patient and it's with a nurse and not the doctor. Patient should know what to expect at an appointment and who they are seeing. And, most importantly, CLEARLY COMMUNICATE with patient as to what are next steps during the appointment. Don't take a patient (a cancer patient, no less) and sit them in the Treatment Room with no explanation as this causes unnecessary stress to the patient - is the patient to expect a treatment or therapy that the doctor didn't discuss with them previously? am I in the wrong place? what type of treatment are they giving me? ONLY TO FIND THAT THEY HAD AN APPT WITH THE NURSE, UNBEKNOWNST TO THEM, AND WERE SIMPLY SAT IN THE "TREATMENT ROOM" to wait for a nurse to read them their lab results. Additionally, the staff is terrible at submitting prescription dosing instructions - thankfully, the CVS pharmacists are incredibly wonderful and called the office 3x trying to sort out and clarify the instructions. Do better and be more professional. And, note, to all local doctors and staff - ALWAYS INTRODUCE YOURSELF - "I'm Nurse/Doctor/Medical Assistant xxxxxx" so that way we know who you are and how you will be assisting us during our appointment. This is not only a simple courtesy but a professional practice that should be used.