Absolutely love my hematologist Jennifer trottman; she's very through and helpful in making sure I…read moreunderstand my hemochromatosis. I'm now on a phlebotomy program at this center vs Red Cross making me anemic when my super power is iron as she says lol. I thank goodness I got her as my Dr as she's extremely nice I'll be sad when/if she leaves this practice.

This is where my husband and I go for my lymphedema treatment with the occupational/lymphedema…read moretherapist I have had since January 22nd, 2025. They have been great and make us both feel welcome and my therapist finds ways to get my husband involved in my care on the home side of things. She has taken the time to walk him through the steps, which is great! As a breast cancer survivor, battling lymphedema as well, I can highly recommend them, for their caring demeanor, spousal inclusiveness, and being their to fight and advocate for their patients when needed. One of the biggest blessings is they are also their to listen to you as well, no matter what you are going through. They become part of your extended family when all is said and done.(Thank you Audrey. You have been the best blessing to Michael and I during this journey.Welcome to our crazy crew).

My husband and I went in for my appointment yesterday with Dr Thomas's office and after meeting…read morewith the new patient representative, she took on on a small tour and up to the waiting room. After a bit of time, the nurse came and got us and took my weight and then back to the exam room. The nurse got the info did vitals and temperature. Then she let the dr know we were here. After almost a half hour of waiting, we finally met with the dr and set a surgery date for my hysterectomy. The Dr was very nice and between my husband and myself, he made us feel welcome to the facility. We look forward to forming a cohesive relationship during my care.

Was amazing until after surgery. Dr Mozeley seems extremely caring. But way to many Red flags…read moreafter surgery. Not allowed to speak to surgeon after surgery. Lied to by discharge nurse about what was actually done in surgery. Lectured to about how this is a Tylenol/Ibuprofen surgery only.... this surgery has been way worse than my c sections ever were. I was told I didn't need to take any time off after surgery. Maybe that would of changed if i would of been allowed to speak to Dr about what was actually done. Dr Moxley did call me at home because i was discharged without speaking to her, oxy was still working then. She seemed concerned, but i definitely was not prepared for the severe pain after oxy wore off. Was sent home with medication, but verly helped. Sents the lectures about Tylenol and Ibuprofen only i didn't call. Monday i requested refill, finally helping. Denied refill because Dr is out, again told Tylenol/Ibuprofen. My husband has had 2 stem cell transplants for cancer. Being lied to after treatment, about your treatment is a huge RED FLAG. Being denied access to surgeon and results of surgery is also a Red flag. Pain being dismissed is a Red Flag. Lack of pain control has triggered my migraines, I again can't eat or sleep. But realize there is no point in calling again. Also if your Dr at a cancer resurch center doesn't have a on call when they are out of office... that's a RED flag. If anyone wishes to discuss this my full name is Debra Winterroth, Dr Moxley's patient.

The phycians and staff are great.they are very caring and bend over backwards to care for everyone…read morewho is treated there. Even the infusion clinic staff are great they work with the cancer center to ensure all patients who need antibiotics or blood transfusions are taken care of.

From the owner: Facing a life threatening illness calls for emotional, mental, social and spiritual strengths: a…read morepositive attitude, coping strategies, and nutritional support. At The Cancer Center at SMC we provide you with cutting edge medicine and help you marshal other resources necessary to emerge victorious in your battle with cancer.

Doctorate of medicine, University of East Memorial Medical Center, 1987. Internship and residency…read moreat Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn V.A. Fort Hamilton Hospital and SUNY Health Science Center, 1989. Hematology and oncology, Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY, 1994. Board certified Oncology and Internal Medicine. There can be waits at his office, but he spends so much time with you to make sure you understand and don't have questions, it is understandable. :)

Very experienced and professional staff and clinicians. Everyone was very helpful and friendly…read more Scheduling has been easy and followup is excellent.

This is the only provider you want when first hearing you must meet an oncologist. Oklahoma is the…read more7th worst state to get cancer based on diagnosis v. mortality and it literally comes down to the alleged doctors and their overall poor performance on a whole in Oklahoma. Against the standard normal in Oklahoma, Dr Kaleem does not treat you like a number or treat you per the book and instead visits listens and learns before deciding how to best assist his patients. I have fired Chelsea Thomas, Matt Armstrong, Scott Cole, and Charles Taylor for all lying and not truly knowing what they are doing much less what they claim to know. None of these four poor excuses for oncologists deserve to be in oncology! However Dr Kaleem is the one and only that I trust in the entire state of Oklahoma when I have searched everywhere for more than 2 years and did not even know Dr Kaleem was right here in Tulsa OK thankfully. Special side thanks to Brianna who referred me to him as well! You know who you are and how awesome and incredible you are too! Thank you both.