Dr. Darcourt cares about his patients. He's direct and truthful but you always leave his office…read moreencouraged and informed. His staff is so sweet and happy. It's difficult going through cancer treatment, but his team makes the experience bearable.

Dr. Julia Oh is super kind and friendly to patients and extremely knowledgeable in her profession…read more Her entire staff at the Sugar Land Cancer Center are super nice and friendly too. Rachel and Melissa are the sweetest and most caring radiation therapists who make me always looking forward to come to my treatment every day. Veronica is diligent and awesome in her physician assistant role. Karen is an accountable and hardworking receptionist. I like them all. They make me feel warm and relax very time I walked into their office. I'm so blessed to have my radiation treatments done by such a great doctor and her wonderful staff. I highly recommend Dr. Julia Oh and Sugar Land Cancer Center to anyone looking for radiation treatments.

From the owner: The Sugar Land Cancer Center is proud to have Dr. Julia Oh as its Medical Director. Dr. Oh joins us…read moreafter nearly six years as Assistant Professor at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, specializing in breast cancer. She has published numerous scientific papers in peer-reviewed journals, co-authored a book chapter on inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) and has been a frequent speaker at the American Society of Therapeutic Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) annual meetings. Prior to her move to Houston, Dr. Oh majored in Biochemistry at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri where she graduated Magna Cum Laude and was elected into Phi Beta Kappa membership. She then returned to her hometown of Chicago where she attended The University of Illinois at Chicago- College of Medicine. Dr. Oh completed her residency training in radiation oncology at The University of Chicago under renowned physicians Dr. Ralph Weichselbaum and Dr. Samuel Hellman. Dr. Oh is board-certified by the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners and the American Board of Radiology.

Dr. Anthony Hoang is an excellent doctor. I just had an appointment with him and he is very…read moreknowledgeable and friendly and is the best doctor I have had in many many years! I also want to give Houston Metro Urology credit for a great phone system that actually tells you what position in the wait queue you are and what your approximate wait time is when you are on hold. It also lets you know when your position in the queue is updated! Appointments are efficient and I found all of the staff to be very friendly and professional.

Dr. Baum is an excellent Physician who will be with you for the long run, There maybe some ups and…read moredowns, with your test results, but overtime and the right medications, Dr. Baum will keep you on track. Additionally, he is always thinking about learning about new technology that will improve your health. Dr. Baum is also a surgeon, therefore he will have better insights into the effect of non-surgical processes.

Much like another reviewer points out, there is no continuity of care and there are frequent…read moremiscommunications or noncommunication between the oncologist, the patient and any other surgeon from whom one is getting care. Blood work came back 12/1/2025 for cancer markers in the blood stream. Oncologist told us to get a colonoscopy since the original cancer was stage 3 colon cancer from 2023. Had a CAT scan in January 2026, Colonoscopy in February (clean), PET scan in March where they located the tumor, MRI in April and the oncologist said he would send the PET scan to the surgeon at Methodist. We get to the appointment with the surgeon and he never got the PET scan, so we drove to Texas Oncology, picked up the scans, drove them back to the surgeon who by that time was in surgery for the rest of the day. A week later we are back at the oncologist and he asks if we got a biopsy. We explained the surgeon didn't get the scans and no, no biopsy. Oncologist says its rectal cancer. Surgeon says its not. The next week (we are in early June 2026 now) the surgeon sends us to a gastroenterologist for the biopsy. Never met the guy, never even mentioned we'd have to go elsewhere. That was a week ago. From December 2025 to June 2026 we JUST got a call from the gastroenterologist and found out what kind of cancer it is and it is not rectal cancer. SIX.MONTHS. While this office is convenient, it is always packed. The nurses there are extremely caring as is the oncologist. But six months when you have cancer is extremely stressful and to give a misdiagnosis from the oncologist is not reassuring.

Texas Oncology and other freestanding clinics like it that are NOT associated with hospitals have…read morelimited resources to care for patients. If, for example, you need surgery, you must get a referral to an outside surgeon and hospital for care. Because Texas Oncology is limited to medical and radiation oncologists (i.e. chemotherapy and radiation), additional care will result in delays. In my mother's case, it has been 10 months from diagnosis to the first intervention. My mother has chronic anemia and recurrent lung cancer. We sought continuing care at the Sugar Land clinic in early 2024 after Mom finished radiation therapy in Florida. The oncologist didn't evaluate Mom for anemia until we asked several times after the first visit. We were told to find a gastroenterologist to perform a colonoscopy to determine if internal bleeding was the culprit despite providing documentation from a six-month-old colonoscopy that found no problems. No additional tests were ordered except for routine blood work, and Mom's anemia has never been addressed by Texas Oncology to this day. Her primary care physician has done more to care for her anemia than the hematologists at Texas Oncology. Mom's lung cancer recurred in March 2024. Today, in January 2025, we actually have a date for surgery. Why has the process taken so long? Texas Oncology has no surgeons on staff, and we were told to find a surgeon on our own after Mom's oncologist left the clinic last year. There is no continuity of care at Texas Oncology. We have gone months without any communication from the clinic, despite an active cancer diagnosis and chronic anemia. Mom's new oncologist has been very tentative about planning for her disease- he has told us repeatedly that he wants to wait for the surgeon to comment on Mom's case. We have been sent out from the clinic for virtually every diagnostic test and consultation beyond simple CBCs, and this process takes more time than I ever believed possible. Add insurance approvals into the process, and here we are at 10 months out from her recurrence. If we were not already nearly a year into Mom's (nonexistent) treatment, we would have sought another comprehensive, hospital-based oncology department for Mom's care. Once she undergoes surgery next week, we will check for clean margins and transfer surveillance care to a hospital-based oncology team. It is sheer dumb luck that her cancer hasn't metastasized.

GREAT doctor, staff, facility and service! I couldn't be happier with my experience and as a…read moremedical professional myself I don't have any suggestions for improvement except "keep doing what you're doing". I had to have a basal cell carcinoma removed and selected Dr. Schulze due to his outstanding reputation even though the practice was not in network for me--I consider the extra cost as money well-spent when it's an issue of cancer removal. The office was able to get me an appointment fairly quickly despite their Covid precautions limiting available times. Dr. Schulze is obviously very concerned about his patients and is very meticulous in his profession. He was very easy to talk with, was not rushed, provided a comprehensive explanation of the planned procedure, as well as any options. The procedure itself went like clockwork. I arrived 5-10 minutes before my scheduled time, was greeted by the friendly staff, and was brought back to a clean and comfortable room right on time. Dr. Schulze's awesome and friendly assistant Madison happily explained the plan again and gave the opportunity for any questions. The procedure itself was essentially painless. That's how good Dr. Schulze is. He removed the lesion and I relaxed in the reclining chair while he made sure it was a clean and total removal (which it was). He then discussed options about what to do with the small residual divot. He ended up doing a straight line closure that couldn't have been done better by any Plastic Surgeon (trust me, I have plenty of experience seeing good suturing and bad suturing). It was really a masterful closure. In short, Dr. Schulze would be my first (and strongly-encouraged) recommendation to any of my family or friends that would need his services. It was really a perfect medical encounter.

I chose Dr Dempsey for my lumpectomy surgeon, because in my years as a radiation oncology RN, I…read morecould recognize her work immediately - a tiny, almost invisible line, rather than a divot. I tucked away her name in my memory in case the need ever arose. From start to finish, she is kind, professional, down to earth, and, yes, her work is flawless. I drove across the city to have her perform my surgery and would recommend her to anyone who needed her services. Her "front desk person" now is wonderful, although I would never let an inconsiderate staff member keep me from a top-notch surgeon. I would simply express my dissatisfaction to the surgeon. Dr Dempsey deserves every one of these 5 stars -and then some!

Amazing Doctor! Awesome staff!! Very compassionate about their patients. I would highly recommend…read moreDr.Dempsey. She explains things very thoroughly and makes sure all questions and concerns are addressed and you dont leave until they are. She took very very good care of me and I felt safe in her hands. I am thankful to have had such an amazing team!! This Doctor saved my life.

Dr. Hasenin Al-Khersan does a great job with the consultation and routine injections. No…read morecomplaints. He makes sure we are well educated on the situation and the process. She pays 45 per visit with her Cigna Medicare advantage plan. My mom has received an injection from Dr. Fish and complained of more pain in comparison to Dr. Al Khersan, this is probably because he has older methods and is retiring soon. The office staff is helpful and friendly.

They give you no papaerwork after your visit. You must create an account via their Portal in order…read moreto download your visit with the doctor's assessment and notes. When I tried to download the information, it was in cryptic format and unreadable. Dr. Chen informed me that I didnt need cataract surgery as of now, but another opthalmologist told me otherwise and my vision has become worse in that eye. I saw Dr. Al-Khersan before, but he is only there 1-2 days a week and I had to see Dr. Chen.