Ignored. Neglected…read more Two words that describe this "physician" and how it appears she treats her patients in need. Unacceptable lack of treatment, communication and complete lack of care. Uncouth to say the very least.

Very poor experience and did not give proper information regarding "full time" and "per diem". Very…read moredisappointed.

The only reason CCare is not getting a 1 star is because Dr. Hackett seemed to genuinely care about…read morehis patients. Let's be honest, no one wants to have to come here in the first place, and some of the staff and the scheduling has bonded the experience so much worse. Twice now, I have had appointments scheduled only for them not to have it in their system. They have scheduled appointments without my knowledge that did not work in my schedule. Today, I showed up and no appointment in their system and apparently they don't have the infusion I need so someone in the lab just canceled my apt with no phone call. These appointments take around three hours so patients have to rearrange their schedules and lives to be here. Ive also been told multiple times that I would receive a call back only for it to never happen. Their normal doctor appointments seem efficient, I was called quickly and got labs and then into the doctors room relatively quickly. These appointments take lab/treatment side is very frustrating. The level of disorganization and complete lack of communication is disappointing and unacceptable.

My husband is the patient at cCare and I come along to gather information, be of moral support, and…read moreadd my "2 cents" to his appointments. If you are coming to cCare, it is not because you want to be there. Cancer diagnosis and treatment is not fun. Although not fun, cCare does work hard to make your reoccurring visits go smoothly. Be prepared to wait. It is just the way it is. There are lots of patients, and even with many doctors, each appointment takes time. No one wants to feel rushed at times like this. They want to be heard and seen--both patient and medical personnel. The waiting areas are comfortable, and although there are two floors spread over a large building, directions are easy to follow. The staff works hard to help patients navigate their appointments. The one area that needs work is the area of calling patients and/or returning calls. The main switchboard does not have the doctor's information. It is hard to communicate with staff via phone.

My wife and I had LDR (low-dose radiation ) on our knees for our arthritis this past December, her…read more1 knee, me both knees, and are now pain free due to eliminating the inflammation. We were treated with respect and kindness by the doctor, staff, and all technicians, and after two weeks of treatments, we happily made our way home. Thanks to everyone at the Fresno Cancer Center. Martin Murray

Staff members are the best.They are very caring and easy to like.28 days of radiation and not one…read moreday of disappointment in their care. Love the family there. Thank you!!

Well this Doctor said my mom had stage 3 lung cancer. In nine months it grew in size and started…read moregetting water on her lungs. He never applied or did any treatments. Then while she was in the hospital. He was just like i cant treat her and sent her home with hospice. He didn't even try to cure her cancer. He gave up and claims they care about his patients. He doesn't. .

Dr Rao is the best of the best. He has been treating my MF for many years, and I am still here and…read moreimproving after my original diagnosis at Stanford gave me little hope. I wish more doctors had his ethic, sincerity and desire to help people.

Excellent. Staff; Dr. Follow up He was incredibly amazing!…read moreI've not ever been treated so well! Solidifies the fact that one has to get out of Hanford!

You are so awesome! Not only is your professional ability admirable, your friendliness and patience…read moreare even more heartwarming. Every time I see a doctor, you always patiently answer my questions and make me feel at ease and comfortable.

This is the type of review you wish you never had to write, because nobody ever wants to find…read morethemselves or a loved one needing a facility like this. In that sense, I wouldn't "recommend" anyone ever have a reason to come here. But if you do find yourself facing that battle, this is absolutely the best place to receive your care. The Community Cancer Institute provides truly exceptional service during life's most difficult moments. Every single department goes above and beyond. The teams in chemotherapy, radiation, oncology, surgical and the labs are consistently friendly, gentle, and deeply caring. They don't just treat the illness; they treat you like a human being with immense compassion. It is a beautiful, comforting facility, and while I wish the circumstances were different, I am incredibly grateful for the world-class care and support they provide.

I couldn't even get an appointment. Called in March, was…read moreput on hold, 1st in queue, but gave up after 20 minutes. Then called back a few hours later and was sent to a number to leave voice-mail. They said it'd be 2-4 days, I think; definitely within a week. Nobody ever called. It's been 7 WEEKS. Now I tried again. Was told to make selection for new patients, but there was no such option. So I tried the "General questions" option. That put me on hold, 3rd in queue. I hung up. Called main # again, this time went to the "speak with nurse" option. And again, I was 3rd in the queue. So, obviously, the "speak to a nurse" and the "appointments and general questions" lines are the same line. If I waited with no response after 20 minutes when I was first in line, I'm not about to wait when I'm 3rd In line! Why wasn't my call returned as promised the first time? Why don't you hire another person? It's not like people call a cancer center for a stubbed toe amd can affordto wait months. If you don't have enough doctors to handle the crowds, maybe you should tell.the community you're temporarily not accepting new patients. I'm very frustrated at the lack.of response.

Worst Cancer Center. I can't stress enough how incompetent and incompassionate their Doctors and…read morestaff are. I was diagnosed with breast cancer and they did NO additional imaging. Dr Anderson only used the mammogram for a lumpectomy. Telling me they don't do MRIs anymore. THREE TIMES SHE WOULD ATTEMPT TO GET THE MARGIN AND FAIL, AND CALLS IT GOOD AND SENDS ME TO RADIATION. I don't feel right so I go to MD Anderson (Houston, TX) where they do more imaging. They biopsy THE SAME AREA as my other three surgeries. POSITIVE. MDA sends me for an MRI. I end up with a Mastectomy where they find 6 cm more of cancer!! CCARE would have killed me had I just stayed with them. Oncologist, just as incompassionate telling me we're all going to die sometime! Staff laughing at me for being scared and researching the internet. Only researching because no one took the cancer serious! I can't stress enough NOT to go here. Go to Stanford! I get not everyone can go to MDA. Fortunate for me my family lives in Houston. Also, to note, I go in three times for surgery with CCARE and no mention of reconstruction, which other centers would have. I know this now after talking to others about lumpectomy reconstruction.

When test results mandate that you see an oncologist you can't help but to be nervous. The staff…read morehere at cCare is always warm, welcoming and very empathetic to all that are here. The facility is clean and they are well organized to see the 350 patients that come here daily

Dr. Stebel is an excellent doctor. I followed her from Southern California to Fresno when she…read moremoved there several years ago. Thankfully she is now back in Newport Beach. Over the ten years that I have been her patient, she has always listened to my concerns and has always answered all my questions. She is a very compassionate and experienced breast oncology specialist. I trust her completely. Dr. Stebel takes the time to explain treatment plans and will go over the pros and cons of any plan. I cannot recommend her highly enough. She truly cares about her patients and will provide the best care and expert advice based on each individual's needs. If you are anywhere in Southern California, she is well worth the drive.

From the owner: Andrea Stebel, M.D. is a board certified Medical Oncologist and has been practicing medicine for…read moremore than 20 years. She completed her medical training at the State University of New York and her residency in internal medicine was completed at the University of California, San Francisco in Fresno. Dr. Stebel completed her fellowship in Hematology/Oncology at UCI Medical Center in Irvine, CA. After completing training in breast oncology, Dr. Stebel concentrated her practice as a breast specialist opening the first dedicated breast oncology practice in Orange County. She recently relocated to the Central Valley to continue her interest in breast oncology at the new cancer center. Dr. Stebel is an expert in diagnosing and treating breast disease. She travels domestically and internationally advising and speaking about breast cancer diagnosis and treatment for pharmaceutical and diagnostic companies.

The very best ! Dr Chauhary has cared for my wife since her stage 4 pancreatic C diagnosis in 2012…read more A very professional, knowledgeable, compassionate and humble person. Thanks to his care, unwavered faith love and support from family and friends,my wife is enjoying life today.

From the owner: Uzair Chaudhary, M.D. is board-certified in internal medicine, medical oncology & hematology, with…read morean area of clinical interest in genitourinary oncology and gastrointestinal oncology. Dr. Chaudhary attended medical school at Aga Khan University Medical College in Pakistan. He then completed his externship in hematology & oncology at Washington University School of Medicine's Barnes Hospital in Saint Louis, Missouri. He completed his internship and residency at Indiana University Hospital and a three-year fellowship in Hematology/Oncology at University of California, San Francisco. Dr. Chaudhary is a professor of clinical medicine at UCSF and Chief of Hematology/Oncology at UCSF Fresno Medical Education Program. He is Fellowship Program Director for Hematology/Oncology at UCSF Fresno. Additionally, he is the Medical Director of Community Cancer Institute and Clinical Trial Program.