Wish I could find another hematologist who takes my insurance. I'm not liking Texas Oncology at…read moreall. First doctor I saw told me she didn't treat my blood disorder and sent me back to my rheumatologist. I've had it for more than 30 years; rheumatologists don't treat it, it's a blood disorder. They always refer me to hematologists. Tried again with a second doctor. While she did not say she wouldn't treat me, she just keeps scheduling more tests, mostly the same blood tests over and over again, but she won't go over the results with me. I saw her 3 months ago. There's no reason to keep redoing the tests when they all show the same results - except for money. Pay more, get less help.

Dr Kancharla and nursing staff are excellent in explaining your Kemo treatment. Getting kemo is not…read moreeasy but the nurses make you visit make your visit very friendly and caring. My hats off to the nursing staff and all. Thank you so much.

The level of care from Dr Lee was personal and reassuring. Finally, a practice that addresses…read morepatient issues in a prompt and caring fashion!

James Webb the MRI Technician was fantastic. He was very attentive, knowledgeable and did a great…read morejob making you feel comfortable during a not so fun procedure. Thank you James.

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.

Dr. Amanullah Khan has been my mother's Oncologist for nearly 20 years now. Dr. Khan treats cancers…read moreof all types. His staff has been with him 10, 15, 20 years now. His PA, Mary is reliable, knowledgeable, and absolutely wonderful to work with. They are all passionate people who truly love working with Dr. Khan and are inspired by their patients. A routine physical (for my mom) led to a hematologist and those results led to Dr. Khan. The diagnosis was Polycythemia Vera (PV). Polycythemia is a blood cancer that causes your bone marrow to make too many red blood cells. This was a rare disease 20 years ago but Dr. Khan was able to figure it out and start her on oral chemotherapy. Today, PV is well known, with more information and treatments. I've been a part of her journey from the beginning. Twenty years of weekly INR appointments, routine bone marrow biopsies, numerous scans and imaging to name a few. The pandemic has been a tricky situation for us, and her cancer, but appointments with Dr. Khan's office has been safe. They have updated their protocols so that everyone involved can stay safe. At the moment I cannot go in with her, everyone is asked to stay in their car if they are not a patient. I understand. If you are new, they are offering online appointments to get started. Did I mention that my mom is 88?

Pleasant receptionist/nurse and I appreciate Dr Jimenez listening! Too many doctors don't listen to…read morethe patient.

Dr. Echt and his staff are fantastic caring group. I was diagnosed with…read morestage 1 prostate and Dr. Echt was very encouraging to me. That was 2 years ago and I am doing well and cancer free. Thanks to all at Choice Cancer Care!!

I've been a patient of Texas Oncology from the beginning of my diagnosis in 2009. I've had numerous…read moredoctors however this location is by far my favorite. I tell people that all TXO are NOT the same. Take the time to ask questions, go visit, see what works for you but for me this has been some of the best care I've received.

At Texas Oncology Presbyterian Cancer Center in Dallas, I recently underwent a total hysterectomy…read moreperformed by Dr. Jonathan C. Oh, who both recommended and carried out the procedure. A sizable mass was diagnosed as endometrial carcinoma. During surgery, lymph nodes, ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, and cervix were all biopsied, and I was relieved to learn that every result came back negative for further cancer involvement. The surgery was done robotically and laparoscopically, which greatly eased recovery. I no longer needed pain medication just two days post-op, and within four weeks my incisions had already faded--leaving very little evidence of surgery at all. I would recommend Dr. Oh to anyone seeking a physician who is not only highly educated, experienced, and skilled, but also straightforward and reassuring. He inspired confidence at every step, and that confidence was completely justified. Thanks to his care, I am now cancer-free with a low risk of recurrence.

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.

I went to this office seeking care for severe ovarian pain and left feeling disappointed with the…read moreoverall experience. The appointment felt very rushed, and I was diagnosed with PCOS almost immediately, before I felt a thorough evaluation had been completed. An abdominal ultrasound was not offered, and there was very little discussion about the diagnosis, potential symptoms, or other treatment options available. The only treatment presented was oral contraceptives, which were provided as office samples. Unfortunately, I later discovered that the samples were expired on the day I was supposed to begin taking them. That was very concerning and reflected a lack of attention to patient care and professionalism. Throughout the visit, I felt that many of the symptoms and concerns I mentioned were dismissed rather than fully addressed. I understand that medical professionals rely on their expertise, but I would have appreciated a more thorough evaluation, better communication, and a discussion of alternative options. Based on my experience, I would not return to this office.

Fabulous. Best Obgyn I've been to in last 3 years. I saw Dr. Stires. She was a breath of fresh air,…read moreand had done her rotations with my recently deceased Ob/gyn oncologist that I saw for 23 years before he retired. So, I knew she was very well trained. Receptionist were very nice, and professional. This is so much nicer than MacArthur OBGYN unless you like to be treated like cattle! I can definitely recommend Dr. Stires @ Las Colinas OBGYN.

I am so glad I didn't look at the prior reviews for TXO Bedford when I was diagnosed with breast…read morecancer! My medical team at TXO is fantastic and it is obvious they all communicate because there has not been a time that I felt that anyone was out of sync. I love all of my doctors and the lab and infusion center are run quickly but professionally and they have treated me as a person and not just another body with cancer. If you go to Texas Breast Specialists within TXO, you will LOVE Shay! She remembered my name from day one and even recognized me immediately when I had lost all of my hair. Several reviews say that you cannot change doctors once you have worked with one. I am SO glad to say that was not the case here. I had seen Dr. Gill for a DVT several years back and we never really meshed well. My choice of doctors for breast cancer was never questioned. Perhaps it was because this was breast cancer-centric but I don't know. All I know is that it was seamless for me. Here is my timeline. You can see that things have progressed very efficiently, even as I have moved from one doctor's care to another. 06/12/2024 - diagnosis 06/20/2024 - met surgeon 06/28/2024 - lumpectomy * Time spent for body to heal from surgery * 07/23/2024 - met medical oncologist 07/25/2024 - met radiation oncologist 07/29/2024 - chemo began 10/08/2024 - last chemo 10/10/2024 - radiation follow-up & mapping 10/21/2024 - radiation start (was deferred due to an unrelated issue) 11/04/2024 - begin radiation 11/25/2024 - end radiation Hormone blocker medication will follow all of the above treatments My doctors, all of whom I highly recommend: Breast surgeon - Dr. Mary Brian (has since retired) Medical oncologist - Dr. Lea Krekow Radiation oncologist - Dr. Janice Tomberlin Finally, Dr. Krekow's nurse Krystal is one of the best and most personable nurses that I have ever worked with. She is quick to answer my questions submitted through the portal and has the patience of a saint!

Dr Patel is the most uncaring doctor I've ever seen! He told me about all the side effects, and I…read morehad every single one of them plus some from the Chemo.. He was like nooo! I dont think so. I've gone to see a few specialists and they all agreed to yes, it is! One even ran a test. He interrupts me when I try to talk everytime! He has totally ruined my whole body. Have to see so many specialists to try to slowly fix myself. I'm getting on disability for a little while to try to figure out how I can put myself back together from this!? I asked for him to please sign a letter for me so I can get on Snap? Already totally embarrassed,He says no!!! and then he says he will look over it. I called back the next day and spoke to his nurse, and she was just as rude.! I have friends that have cancer and they say I don't need to be going to the doctor! There's just so many things off about him and the way he destroyed my self-esteem!

I have been seeing Dr. Fay for a number of months and have been very pleased with his effort to…read morehelp me with my cancer. He has been very positive in his approach to my treatment and Julie, his PA has been so helpful in scheduling and working with me. Dr. Fay came highly recommended to me from a patient of his that was very successfully treated for his leukemia and I am sure I am with the right physician to help me battle my disease. Everyone connected to Dr. Fay has been so friendly and great to be around, they just make you feel welcome for your appointments in his transplant offices. I continue to look forward to seeing everyone as we make progress in treatment and can highly recommend Dr. Fay to anyone needing his medical help.