First visit with Dr. B Hsu yesterday. The receptionist was friendly and the lab tech was absolutely amazing. I never felt the needle enter my vain plus she has a great sense of humor. She also coordinated the bandage to match my outfit. The wait to see Dr. Hsu was definitely a plus and was quick. He introduced himself and put my mind at ease. He was thorough and informative. I would highly recommend this provider read more

Excellent experience in a difficult situation. Dr. Sundararajan is a great communicator and very knowledgeable in his area of expertise. The staff is outstanding... kind and very helpful. read more

Excellent office staff and doctor. They were very helpful and were great at making us feel comfortable in a not so ideal circumstance. Highly recommend the team at Texas Oncology in Katy. read more

First, Dr. Sri is wonderful, and if he was not working at this clinic, I would go elsewhere. The administrative staff is rude, incompetent, and bothered. When you leave a message with a 24-hour promise to call back, don't hold your breath, you'll never hear from them. One staff member is particularly rude, telling patients they are "untruthful" and asking what day is convenient to schedule when she frankly doesn't care - she gives you a completely different date. For people going through cancer, this is the most uncompassionate, dismissive staff ever. They don't care if you live, die or disappear. read more

At Texas Oncology, I did have to wait for about 25 to see Dr. Doshi, 20 minutes after my scheduled appointment time. The waiting room has about 10 chairs, is not kid friendly and very cold (I don't mind the temp though). This is a very private doctor's office and they do uphold the rule of privacy for all patients. I have been going here for about 2 years now and the staff is always nice. Yes, I did have to get screened first to make sure they can take me due to my health condition but they are one of the best oncologists in Houston. They take the navy insurance and the copay is the normal navy copay price. I love Dr. Doshi. She is very kind, understanding and supportive. I can't imagine my health in a different doctor's hands. read more

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Dr. Branden Hsu is a coward. I came to him from the VA who has abused and neglected my medical care prior. At first, he sounded like a decent doctor. He had concerns that the cancer a previous doctor thought I had was not what it was and asked for further testing. After further testing had determined I had a more rare and difficult cancer than what they had thought, I was told by Dr. Hsu that he would be able to treat me and that I needed to go to the VA which I have issues with from previous VA abuse that were none of his concern. Every time we discussed this though, he kept talking about how he knows the doctors personally at the VA and kept advising not that I go to a cancer treatment center, but specifically he would always say I needed to go to the VA; it was odd. With the abuse from the VA having triggered my PTSD issues including a recent stint where I had a surgery that left an open wound that I was under a doctor and nightly nurse's care for, the consult had abruptly ended due to time, and the VA simply had to renew the consult. I was left with an open wound and no care at all from a doctor or nurse for FIVE MONTHS before the VA finally fixed their consult problem. Likewise, when I came to Dr. Hsu via Community Care, I told him that I had waited for the oncologist at the VA to sign off on my consult which took me nearly two months to see a doctor for cancer. Again, these are none of Dr. Hsu's concerns. At this time I made plans to go to a cancer treatment center since Dr. Hsu told me he could not treat me. One of the things I was asked for was documentation from Dr. Hsu telling me he could no longer treat me, so I asked for it. During this conversation when he asked why I needed it, I stated "to get into a cancer treatment center" since he was unable to treat my cancer and the VA was no longer an option. In some weird other world, Dr. Hsu decided I said I wanted to get into a specific cancer treatment called "Cancer Treatment Center in Oklahoma" a place of which I have never heard. After a few awkward moments, I told Dr. Hsu I had no idea there was such a place and my intentions was not to go anywhere near Oklahoma, I simply need to get into A cancer treatment center. It is a generic phrase, not a specific location. After I again asked Dr. Hsu to simply put into writing that he said he could not treat me, out of nowhere he asked that I come into his office. I didn't understand the need for that, but I complied. Once I got there, again, I felt like I was speaking another language. He interrupted telling me "well first you told me you were trying to get into Cancer Treatment Center in Oklahoma". I as completely dumfounded. This is a grown man and a doctor. How in the world is he stuck on this place in Oklahoma that HE mentioned? We literally had an argument over this when I told him that HE mentioned the place and that I was aghast that he doesn't, as an oncologist, recognize "a cancer treatment center" as a generic phrase, not a specific location. Then he straight up called me a liar when I told him I have in fact talked to an oncologist at MD Anderson who lead me to their website where they discuss treatments for my type of cancer. This seemed very simple to me. If Dr. Hsu was not going to treat me at all, put that in writing so that I may then approach the VA to send me to a cancer treatment center. Dr. Hsu reiterated again very unprofessionally that the specific doctor (oncologist) at the VA was a "great doctor" and my reply was simple: if she was so great, why did she allow a patient to go nearly two months without a doctor through Community Care because of her issues with a psychological explanation for why a veteran RATES COMMUNITY CARE? She cost me nearly two months of medical care alone for my cancer. At this point Dr. Hsu is now arguing with me that MD Anderson doesn't have treatments and I was the one who mentioned some obscure place in Oklahoma. It was bizarre. If you can not treat a patient, why can't you put that into writing? Guess what he sent me instead? He sent me a form saying he is now refusing to treat me due to my "verbal confrontation and conduct toward me during our visit" a visit HE made happen that was not necessary and confrontation that HE caused. I will be contacting my attorney for defamation. His suggestion btw for my cancer was to "watch it" which according to MD Anderson is reserved for elderly patients too weak to undergo any type of treatments. This doctor is a coward. https://www.mdanderson.org/patients-family/diagnosis-treatment/cancer-types/carcinoid-tumors/carcinoid-tumor-treatment.html#:~:text=At%20MD%20Anderson%2C%20your%20treatment,before%20and%20during%20your%20therapy. Again, if you are not going to treat a patient, put it in writing so that the patient may go to someone who can. Don't be a coward and do this. read more

AWFUL. My 92 year old grandfather went to the ER last week because he has been in bad pain and they found a mass in his right side. He was referred to Dr. Doshi. He has called several days trying to get get an appointment with them and Angela, the new patient coordinator will not return his call. I had to go to the clinic in person today to find out what is going on and she obviously talked to them when I was there and claimed to leave a voicemail, but my granddad does not have voicemail, so that is not true. And while I was right there in the office, they would not help me! All they would do is give me her number again where all we can do is leave a message that is supposed to be returned in 24 hours. My grandad is worried (already talking about making an exit plan) and hurting and these cancer specialist won't even call back to make an appointment. They make me sick! They do not need to be in healthcare. My vet for my dog cares much more for their patients than these people. read more

I filled out the request online to schedule an appointment. After a few days I called to schedule and had to leave a message. I was then called back by Glenda. She was not a kind employee. She was asking me questions about what the visit was for etc. She asked me if I had the referral paperwork which I thought was strange because my insurance does not require referrals to visit specialists. She said that yes I did not require a referral however they "screen appointments to see if they'll take me as a patient or not." I found that disrespectful out of her, if I didn't need to see the doctor why waste my time and money? She also said that they would need my bloodwork records etc which I told her I had those from my online portal. She said I would need to fax those or personally drop off at the office. I found this inconvenient as fax machines are often unattended and I did not want my private paperwork to be out in an unattended fax and since I had to be "screened prior to being accepted as a patient" going in person was definitely inconvenient. Because I would be considered a new patient, last appointment they would take me is 3:30 even though they close at 5. After explaining that I'm a teacher who works until 3:30 I asked for an exception to which she said no and said they could not help me. I asked to speak to a supervisor but of course they were unavailable. read more