The office staff are very caring. My husband goes there every 6 months for a follow up. I would…read morerecommend this place.

This is the kindest, most caring and personable office staff I have come across. I would pay…read moreattention to the dates of any other reviews you read. I just felt cared for and heard after leaving here. Dr Sehgal was kind, thorough and professional. He listened to me and provided the care I needed. I'm so happy to have found this practice!

They are terrible here. I changed locations from San Marcos…read moreand, not only did it take a month for them to finally contact me to make an appointment (as I guess you have to go through certain channels to switch over). I find that they didn't have me on their schedule. I waited 30 min for them to arrange to fit me in. An hour to finally see the Dr. Mind you, for a five minute visit. My husband took off work to accompany me to this appointment and they simply wasting our time. And money. I have another patient next to me that needs chemo treatment and they're denying her to come in for treatment as insurance policies have changed and she has even offered to pay out our of pocket & deal with insurance later. They still have not helped her out in this half hour.

Extremely difficult and unfortunate. I was left feeling alone very early on and dont wasn't years…read moretoo go by so I simply asked if it's always like that (the supervisor lead supervisor Trena ) was aggressive about it , I honestly just need to know to plan accordingly but after speaking with her decided that ccare had already made me feel worse than better and nobody needs that. May God remember

I was there for treatment for a few months and the kindness and compassion I received from the…read morenurses was heartfelt. Johanna & Kate were my nurses, and they were very attentive and caring. I felt safe in their care and they genuinely cared for my wellbeing.

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Over 2 weeks now and no return call to set up an appointment. They received all my paperwork and…read morewhen I call I'm placed on hold and then told they will call back but they never do. Dr. Mendoza referred to my swollen lymph nodes as a fat neck but she never did all tests needed so I was sent back by my PCM. Moving on and I suggest you do too!

Dr Mendoza is prolonging my life. Always kind, thorough and knowledgeably up to date.read more

I went to him for 3 months already being diagnosed with breast. Cancer, for 3 months, he did not do…read moreone single thing. I'm convinced if I would have kept going there. I'd be dead by now. That was six years ago, and I was diagnosed stage four.

Dr. Andrey is my mothers Oncologist. Unfortunately he and his staff provided such poor and…read moreneglectful care. We are not medical professionals and did the best we could with the information we had. I wanted to share our experience because I don't want another person to make the same mistake without having as much information as possible. From the beginning we were hesitant because he was so arrogant and seemed to take offense to our questions. We respected my moms choice to go with him and wish now that we would have pressured her to find someone else. There were so many scenarios that I found concerning when my mom was fighting for her life and we relied on him for her care, but here are only a few of the red flags because I only have so much space: 1. After my moms second chemo session she was vomiting for 4 days so sick and we could not get in touch with anyone for help or guidance nor did anyone call to see how she was doing. When we called the nurses line the "I am out of the office and my voicemail box is full" message came up over and over. On the fourth day we decided to bring her to emergency room because she could not breath to find out she had pneumonia and was in the hospital for a week. 2. On another occasion we came to the office for our 10am chemo appointment at 9:50 checked in, paid the copay and twenty minutes later were told that her chemo medicine was not ordered. We turned around to go home to find out they left a message at 10:04 on voicemail at home AFTER we checked in and were sitting in the waiting room. 3. My mom was given narcotics for the pain she was having and not one Doctor or nurse contacted her EVER after giving her such a strong medication to see if she was ok, and again she landed in the hospital this time in intensive care with another infection. 4. My mom is now at home in Hospice care, we have not heard from Dr. Andrey one time since the hospital. Nothing from him. She recently said to us "he gave up on me, he thought I wasn't worth fighting for". If you want to entrust anyone in your family with someone like this I am so sorry for you. Our family is devastated and felt like we should have forced her to go elsewhere to a Doctor who was thorough and caring. We will live with that regret for a long time.