Cancer is a word that is terrifying if it becomes your diagnosis. I was referred to Columbus…read moreOncology & Hematology last spring after testing indicated I most likely had cancer. My new doctor was welcoming, encouraging and straight forward. Soon I was diagnosed and treatment began. I completed treatment six months later thanks to my team of professionals at COHA. I will be forever grateful to my doctor, my nurses, the reception staff (Mary Ann & Keenie), the phlebotomists and Josh the pharmacist for helping me achieve complete remission.

Dr Sweeney is amazing! He is so easy to talk to, very communicative and competent. Spent so much…read moretime talking and explaining.

After checking in, we were brought in a room with someone to do all the registration. We were put…read morein with a man name Michael. And my husband was there to do his specimen but apparently it's the VA's fault that he did not came in prepared. Michael was very unprofessional, while I was voicing my own opinion to why it wasn't the VA's fault I was told to basically shut up.. he laughed at my comment when I said they should have provide my husband the kit before showing up. It is a LAB department after all.

This corner of Olentangy and 3rd is home to a few large buildings, a couple of them being OSU…read moremedical buildings. The only reason I started coming here was to get labs done, whether that be blood or anything else. They have a small lab in the back corner and can always see me quickly. It's only a few blocks away and last week I was there and back in less than 30 minutes, it was great! The staff is very friendly and patient too. As with most medical buildings, expect for them to check your temp when you arrive, give you a mask, and assist you in getting checked in. I've never had a hard time finding a parking spot either, now that I think about it. Overall, I will gladly state that this is my go-to spot for getting poked and prodded.

Saw Maggie Mills, CNP. This young woman is Fantastic!! Have been working with Medical College of…read moreVA. Even though my records were received, Maggie, with just a simple CBC panel -Where my white blood cell count was 14.8 vs base 3.4-10 (8 year history of elevated WBC, Low Grade Fever, Swollen Glands, Severe sKin lesions. Maggie Mills was able to look at me and tell me she didn't see anything to be alarmed about. First medical professional that could tell with a simple CBC, I'm Ok! I left floating on clouds. Maggie Mills did order Lung X Ray, Ultra Sound of spleen, and blood work, all work I had done 11/2014. amazed. Overjoyed, my doctors in VA had found concerns & markers in blood. Maggie Mills assured me there were many other things and she didn't think I had anything to worry about! Bedside manner was a bit robotic and I wouldn't characterize her as personable or compassionate. But who cares when you can get a brilliant diagnosis just by sight?? BIG shout out to office staff, Jackie, Sue? hugs...they got what Maggie was missing and made my scared heart laugh. Please remember!! Maybe Maggie was having a bad day, I can only call it like I see it on Day of Visit. If just a bad day, hope she feels better soon.

This place is full of oncologists. I wish I didn't have to review it but I need to. My dad has…read morenon Hodgkin's lymphoma and has to go here every 6 months. They are very professional and caring. My dad's doctor couldn't be better but he's retiring at the end of this year but I suspect the new doctor will be just as good. I hate the fact that my dad has it but I'm glad he has the zangmeister center to look after him.

From the owner: Cornerstone Physical Therapy - Zangmeister Center/Columbus is an outpatient physical therapy…read morepractice located in the Columbus Metropolitan area. Cornerstone helps reduce pain without medications, injections or surgery, or in the unfortunate event that you require surgery, we provide pre and postoperative rehab. We specialize in back pain, neck pain, joint pain, post-operative rehab, and balance/fall risk training, and sports medicine injuries. We are able to evaluate and treat patients with or without a physician referral. We offer Personal Training, Manual Therapy, Balance/Fall Risk Prevention, Massage Therapy, Diabetes Management Programs, Pregnancy Related Pain Programs, Cancer Related Fatigue Programs, Work Rehabilitation and Conditioning, and more!

This is hard for me to write…read more A while back my mother got a mammogram at her doctor and she told my mother she should get a core biopsy. Her primary care had found calcifications in the mammogram and she wanted it checked out. My mother went and got the biopsy at the Women's Health Center in Lima. After a week, she was asked to come in for her test results. The test results were being given to her the day before Thanksgiving and since I was off work, i told her I would take her and then we could have brunch together. It was easy finding the health center as it is in the same medical center as my dermatologist. We went inside and she checked in. We sat in the waiting room for about five minutes before we were called in and were taken to a room which looked like an office. I started to get worried because, this didn't feel normal to me. Two women then walked in and introduced themselves to me. One was the doctor who performed the biopsy, the other was a social worker.... and the doctor informed us my mom has breast cancer. I literally felt the room spin on me. I must have obviously reeled or showed something because they wanted to make sure i was ok. I wasn't but i tried to compose myself. The doctor told us about what was found, and the plan. They had a team of doctors... a surgeon, a oncologist, a radiological oncologist who would be working with her along with the social worker. The social worker would be there for my mom thru things and we were given the information on what we needed to do. They also said the surgeon would come to the womens health center the next week to check her over. I am thankful and appreciative that the Women's health center found my mom's cancer so we can do something about it. I am also happy so many of the services are there and will be there like the social worker and the radiological oncologist. At the center i noticed that there is also a wig center located inside that my mother may end up having to use. Like i said, this was difficult to experience and write about. All i can say is this... if you are a woman, get routine mammograms. Get checked out!

Treatments, amazing Dr John's, staff, Dr John's! I wonderful experience in difficult times!‍read more

Staff were very professional and kind. The Dr. answered all of my questions thoughly.read more

Absolutely horrible! Canceled my appointment and went to the VA who got it all done in a fraction…read moreof the time then DPN gave my personal info to some group trying to sell me some kind of care program and the office refuses to explain why they did that. Then they hung up on me and apparently have somehow blocked me in Mychart. I just want an explanation without having to make a big court case out of it.

Office personnel are unprofessional. Not only do they not know how to speak to patients, they have…read moreinappropriate, obnoxious conversations in the middle of the waiting room... all the time. Since they can't keep appointment times, today we had to listen to 40 minutes of cackling followed by 20 minutes of the receptionist singing to the radio. Schedulers are rude if you can't take the first time they offered. Even Compunet on the premises has learned the behavior. Drs are great. Nursing staff is meh. Treatment team is awesome.

My mom started chemo in January 3rd of this year under the care of Dr. Xiusheng Qin. I got to speak…read morequite a bit with Dr. Qin and interact with his staff frequently while my mother was under their care. They are knowledgable, caring, hardworking and amazing people. I remember our first conversation in December of 2021 with Dr. Qin where we found out how serious my mother's cancer was. What originally was thought was stage 1 was a more serious stage 3a. She needed chemo and my mom was presented with options on what type of chemo treatments she would take. He gave us pros and cons. When we chose, he warned us. Chemo/cancer treatment is a long process. Cancer is not something that can be instantly defeated, its a marathon... not a just a race. Those words kept crossing through my mind. As i saw my mother greatly weaken and almost wither away, as i spent sleepless nights with her when she would faint, or throw up or just be in immense pain. Its been a terrible ordeal for her. She was so weak, there were days she couldn't move from her bed and required me and my brother to help her move around the house. Her immune system almost disappeared as sometimes her white blood cell count was so small, the machine couldn't read it and had to be manually counted by the staff. This necessitated her getting injections to stimulate the production of white blood cells. Chemo also messed with my moms ability to eat, and keep food down. It was a struggle to get her to eat sometimes and I took Dr.Qin's advice that it doesn't matter how she gets it, but calories matter. On many weeks though, my brother and I had to take her into Dr. Qin's office so she could get potassium and iv fluids whenever she got too weak. The staff where always there for us, helping where they could and especially giving my mom emotional support when she needed it. I remember when one of the nurses reassuring my mom that there is hope and she could beat her cancer as my mom was in tears. On March 31st, my mom finished her chemo. My mom was able to take part in this ritual where the doctor and staff watch on as the person who finished the treatment ring this large bell to signal the end of their treatment. Next to the bell is a sign that reads: "Supporting the fighters, admiring the survivors, honoring the taken, and never giving up hope." My mom got to ring that bell, she was so weak she had to do it from a wheelchair. She cried and thanked the staff for everything they did for her. I have to say, i admire Dr.Qin and his staff, truly they are heroes for what they do! Mom's next step is radiation. All i have is hope, hope that in the end she will beat her cancer. Dr. Qin and his staff did a lot for us and helped us on this 2nd part on this marathon. Again to Dr. Qin and his staff: Thank you!