Very kind, caring, and supportive staff. Quite easy to get an appointment, very little wait time…read more Dr.took time answering any questions we had, explained how things work, and took his time educating us on treatments, strategies and helping us understand the diagnosis. No one wants to have to refer an oncologist, but the team here is truly incredible.

Dr. Basu has been treating me for about 9 months. She is amazing, understanding and truly cares…read moreabout the health & safety of her patients. I know she's extremely busy, but she remembers the little things going on in your personal life and asks how they're going. Dr Basu is a great medical oncologist who is professional, personable and overall a really great doctor. If you ever need to see an oncologist I highly recommend her! Thank you Dr Basu for everything you've done for me.

Leukemia. Very good care. Respond quickly. Set up appointments and prescriptions in a timely mannerread more

From a cancer care standpoint, The Abramson Cancer Center in Philadelphia is awesome. The nurses…read moreespecially are amazing. What isn't great is that the rooms seem to be designed by someone completely clueless to the fact that sick people are living there for months at a time. There are no creature comforts, only a tiny cupboard and cabinet to store a meager amount of belongings. A rock hard sofa. A shower that allows water to run every where on the floor of the bathroom. No shelves, no tackqble surfaces to hang pictures or cards from well wishers. NO pantry area for families to prepare food or get drinks or ice. You must ask the nurses for everything except for a few microwaves here and there. On top of that, food services seem to have been trained in food preparation decades ago and are almost unaware of the plethora of food allergies and sensitivities people have in this day and age. The cafeteria is a wealth of deep fried and unhealthy and processed foods. The servers are insensitive and unhelpful to people with food sensitivities. I was blown away by the lack of choices and supplemented my sick sister with homemade food that I drove an hour each way to deliver. Some days she was told they had no food for her--a cancer patient!! SAD

MD Anderson Cancer Center is the absolute best! From the moment you walk inside the door every…read moresingle person is over the top friendly, helpful, kind, etc. These doctors and techs are the best! I wish I could say more but words are seriously not enough.

If you or a loved one is in need of Oncology services then MDA in Voorhees NJ is the ONLY place you…read morewant to be. Believe me! This is an extremely stressful time and having delt with the others first hand ie: Virtua /Penn , a rather very unfortunate experience to say the very least, Cooper Voorhees is far above and beyond all the nonsense that goes on at Virtua /Penn. The employees at Cooper Voorhees understand exactly what you and your loved one are facing and they know exactly how to make you feel great in such trying times and they do it very very well. While it's a shame that I simply cannot come close to saying any of the same for Cooper hospital in Camden NJ, I do prey for anyone ending up there for testing or anything else and prey some of the employees there get their heads checked and straightened out, however Cooper Voorhees as far Oncology or any other services is where you want to be if unfortunately you need such services. Save yourself the pain, the stress, and the tears of the foul treatment people receive at Virtua /Penn, and go straight to Cooper Voorhees, and let your worries fade away at least a bit.

Food Service Review…read more The food is very tasty, but more than that, the staff are polite, friendly and accurate. They are also very accommodating. I've been in the hospital for 2 weeks, very ill and having good food served by polite, friendly folks has made the stay easier. Kudos! Sharon Levitsky

The hospital is okay for some things, but not for cancer treatment. I've been going to Fox Chase…read morefor the past 15 years and never had a problem with any of the staff there, but only in 2020 when I call a few times a no one returned my phone calls from GI department. Now I have a son that used to go there and got treated for cancer who had a horrifying experience. He was kicked out of the hospital with the IV and catherer on him. He was discriminated on. Up to this day, he doesn't know why they did it. I know his girlfriend was there that day and they were having a loud conversation, nurses and security guard got into their business and wrongfully kicked him out knowing he was on strong medication and couldn't come out of there. They also used him as a guinea pig feeding him with hopes that he was gonna get better and he never did. The last thing that happened was they ignored a back pain he was having they kept telling him it was all in his head. Four months later, his spine broke because they did not take the proper care to look into the pain he was having. Finally I called 911 one day I went to his house because his girlfriend abandoned confined to a bed with his four children. He was taken to Jean's hospital and did all type of test and finally found out he had a cancerous tumors on his spine and from there he kept going down the hill until he pass away. The end of the story was sad.

I've been going here for 4 months seeing Dr. Hartner& his nurse practitioner Laetitia Simeral. Both…read moreare very amazing try not to leave a stone unturned. When my dad & I have questions they try to answer them to their best ability. I've recommended this department to people who are asking in sarcoma & cancer groups on Facebook. When I messaged them on the portal they usually respond with in 24 hrs or less sometimes. At most I think I've waited for a response was 2-3 days. There building is right near 800 spruce st. They're at the farm journal building right before the hospital.

This practice is located in a beautiful part of Center City on Washington Square. A wonderful park,…read morea great place to eat your lunch or take a stroll. It's adjacent to the Constitution Center and the Liberty Bell so there's always something to do if you arrive early to avoid a traffic jam or other delays that pop up unexpectedly. There's also plenty of tourists around so for someone like me lots of people to strike up a conversation with. Today my phlebotomist was Jennifer, she was so friendly, very proficient at her skills and she was sporting some very fashionable red shiny athletic shoes. If Dorothy wasn't so hung up on those clickable healed shoes these would be her kicks! My nurse was Chevon who was also very pleasant. This location part of Penn Medicine runs very smoothly. I have never had a wait longer than 15 minutes past my appointment time. Courtney & Michael handle the coordination of infusions and a lot of other things. The reception (check-in & check-out) staff are all also kind, helpful and efficient. Dr. David H. Henry, MD is my practitioner here and he is professional, kind, thoroug and is in and out like a flash unless your health warrants a longer visit. He is very familiar with your case, your medical history and current issues before entering the room. They draw labs before you go into the exam room and have some results in minutes so the doctor gets a good evaluation of you the day of your visit. This team makes a difficult situation as pleasant as possible.

Well let's just say 6 years and counting cancer free from bladder CA . I have my bladder Dr Rubin…read moreis the best

Hands down the WORST medical experience I have had. After an hour long wait in the cold, dirty,…read moremessy lobby with no reception and a medical informercial blasting on TV, I asked the receptionist when she thought I would be seen. Instead of giving me an answer, she accused me of having arrived late. Dear Reader, I had not! And it was downhill from there. From the nurses to the doc, the culture of the office was unprofessional, chaotic, callous, and antagonistic. Moreover, three different people tried to stick a needle in me. These are professionals who do IVs every day, and they blew my veins twice, hurt me, poked me, and never got my vein. I had a number of phone conversations with the office since then, and it was just a circus. Very rude. I feel extremely sorry for the patients who have no choice to go here.

I am writing this review because I KNOW that anyone who is going thru radiation for their specific…read morecancer will be in the best of care from Dr. Fontanilla! She hurts when you're hurting. She's a part of a magnificent team over at St. Mary's Medical Center in Langhorne, Pa. She's friendly and she helped me get thru not only my radiation treatments but she helped ease the fears of what came after the treatments. Thank you so much Dr. Fontanilla! Sonya

From the owner: Hiral Patel Fontanilla, MD graduated with honors from Rutgers University before obtaining her…read moremedical degree from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey where she was nominated to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society. She completed her residency in radiation oncology at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. Dr. Fontanilla has received numerous honors including the AMA Foundation Physicians of Tomorrow Scholarship and Stanley S. Bergen, Jr., MD Medal of Excellence. Dr. Fontanilla was selected as a research scholar at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute at the National Institutes of Health where she completed a one-year research fellowship. She was certified by the American Board of Radiology in radiation oncology in 2013.

My husband and I arrived 7 hours ago. Sat in a filthy waiting room for 4 1/2 hours and now have…read morespent the last 2 1/2 hours in the ER. The doctors and nurses have done very little to make me comfortable while we wait for the idiot doctor who probably makes more money then god himself! They claim to be busy but there are very few patients in the rooms and the number of staff talking incessantly about their personal lives appear to out number us! I should have either stayed home or gone to another ER!

Great hospital, incredible doctors and staff. The ICU and…read moreheart doctors saved my life twice. The community, especially Philadelphia depends on its doctors, services and location.

My visit today consisted of blood work and a consult with my Oncologist...all went well and…read moreefficiently. Blood work was easy, the team there is quite pleasant and good at their job!My Oncologist is GREAT and I always feel heard!

The phone system for the Helen Graham Cancer Center is absolutely horrible. As I write this I've…read morebeen on hold for 12 minutes. Then I was told to leave a message. And the reason I called was because someone from that office left me a message that my appointment I have in two days needs to be changed. It's not the first time this has happened, either. This center needs a better phone system and a better scheduling center. Out of 5 stars I give Helen Graham Cancer Center's phone system AND scheduling system a NEGATIVE 5 stars.

Dr. Ian Horkheimer is part of Hematology Oncology of Central New Jersey located in Little Silver…read moreNJ. He is pretty amazing at what he does. Fantastic diagnostician and maintenance doctor. Compassionate, understanding and goes over and beyond for patient care. I'm really not just saying this, he is truly incredible. Dr. Ian Horkheimer specializes in hematology and medical oncology and is board certified in both. For many years, he has been treating patients in the Little Silver community. Dr. Horkheimer received his medical degree from the University of Wisconsin. He completed his residency at Washington University-Barnes/Jewish Hospital in internal medicine and conducted his fellowship training at Duke University Medical Center in hematology and medical oncology.

I have to say I was more than satisfied with my care under Dr. Horkheimer. I went into see him…read moreafter being ravished with a bout of anemia that left me too weak to walk and a stomach that could not handle Iron supplements. He was patient, informative and has a fantastic bedside manner. I was a mess at the time and he looked past it and helped to settle my nerves. As for the staff, you had some good and some bad. Most of the nurses are great. The woman who make the appointments were always helpful as well. Once and a while I had or saw someone else have some trouble with a particular girl at the front desk. I also had some issues with a couple of the woman giving transfusions. For one they would barely introduce themselves and then Im hard to stick and they would make it obvious when they were annoyed. These things make an uncomfortable situation worse. I add this in because no matter how great a doctor is he is only as good as his staff will allow. Overall my experience here was a 7 out of 10 and if I had any problems I would go back without hesitation.