Dr. David Hoffman at Tower Hematology/Oncology is the absolute best, hands down. He's been caring for me since 2014 and has been the BEST addition to my medical team. I regularly see him for Hematology reasons but have also referred Oncology patients. Everyone comes to value him just as I do, he really is just that good. Always willing and open to hearing your thoughts when moving forward, explores all options, is incredibly intelligent, and gives his all to his patients. Genuinely a great human and I'm forever grateful for him and the excellent medical care his team has provided over the years! read more

Excellent service! Easy to park and wonderful people. Always professional. Friendly people

Looking at the negative reviews I am wondering if they moved or remodeled this facility because this office, the waiting room, exam rooms and lab was clean, spacious and the staff was exceptionally friendly and professional. I'm pretty picky about this as a nurse myself. The office was easy to get to and check-in was a breeze. The parking was actually validated-- in Beverly Hills that's unusual. The wait was under 5 minutes for the doctor, which was really nice. This was my first visit to Dr. Jeremy Lorber. I was originally referred to another oncologist but he was on vacation; that said, I'm really glad I saw Dr. Lorber instead. He was really kind and attentive. He did a thorough exam and I didn't feel rushed when I was with him, like I was an afterthought. He wasn't arrogant; he was down-to-earth, easy to communicate with and open to my questions and concerns. With so many docs showing bias against symptoms women report --(i.e. blowing off chest pain, or jaw pain as 'anxiety' or some other wastebasket diagnosis like fibromyalgia; whereas in a man, chest pain is taken very seriously, and they are given a full cardiac workup ASAP). This doc took my symptoms seriously and actually ordered appropriate labs. It was a relief to find a doc that wasn't patronizing, showed respect for my thoughts and opinions, and was open to discussing actual valid care with me as my own advocate. Thank you, Dr. Lorber. read more

F@$k Cancer! There is a Can in Cancer because we Can beat it! There is seriously no other way to say it! But if you have cancer or have had cancer then you know that you have to fight. And in that fight, you'll be lucky to have people by your side helping you throughout the process. I had a loved one diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. When we came to the oncology center we met with Dr. Rosenblum her doctor. He is the nicest doctor with great bedside manner. He's always taking the time to answer as many questions as we have even if we have too many questions. This is also where chemo treatments are done. I am so glad and THANKFUL for the 5 stars nurses that they have. Some of the best nurses ever are Renee, Kelsey, Nelly L., Mica, Stephanie, Mai, and Jennifer. In case I missed other nurses, don't worry the staff is all pretty exceptional. They are kind, sweet, caring, and loving. These nurses embody everything that a nurse should be! Their kindness makes this process so much better. So happy to have a cancer team taking such good care of my loved ones! read more

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Excellent medical care. Personal attention by Dr. Lorber, who is through, patient, keen observer to physical changes, in well managed off environment. I am very grateful to have his medical care. read more

YOU NEED TO SEE DR . HOFFMAN! He will treat you with respect , common courtesy and commitment to your care All other physicians in this practice are not worth even thinking about Dr. Hoffman works harder than all of them combined read more

One of the worst experiences I have ever had at Cedars Sinai. I really dont know what more to say. I am not going to name the doctor (although I should) but I have never been treated this poorly, ever. The doctor knew about the ordeal I have been through for the last year (surgery, radiation, etc), and still, so cold as to keep me waiting for days until the point I HAD TO CALL THEM to see what was going on. NEGATIVE TEN FOR BED SIDE MANNER. Consider my donation to Cedars Sinai slated for next year CANCELED. read more

Respectable organization recommended dr.Rosenfeld as a "ginius". I trusted dr.Rosenfelt , that was a big mistake. I got 3 more doctor's opinions after dr. Rosenfelt treated my husband for 9 month - it was too late.All of thouse doctors said: " Why dr.Rosenfelt did not do more aggressive steps toward the treatment ". Dr.Rosenfelt has bad bedside manners. He is cold, unresponsive , no compation of any kind and most of all - HE DOES NOT CARE AT ALL. Dr.Rosenfelt came to ICU .He staired at his computer for 15 min ,did not talk or look at me, I was next to him standing and he barked : "He is the same I have important meeting to go to" and he left. My husband was scientist. It was 2 years since he past away. I would like people to know: to have a doctor like Dr Rosenfelt could be deadly for your loved ones. read more

My mother was a patient of Dr. Rosenfelt and as highly recommended as he was, I believe he is good at what he does in terms of initial appointment, diagnosis, and type of treatment. But , his office ( his PA) is TERRIBLE as is he at returning Phone calls. They diagnose you , send you for treatment and if their is a problem , count your blessings that you get a return phone call . In our case , we left multiple messages to let them know my mom was in hospital , first with an infection then in heart failure so she would not be at her treatment. Our return call NOT from the Doctor but his PA came 29 days later , the day my mom passed away. 29 days from the first message we left , 15 days from our second message left. This goes to show the lack of care and concern Dr. Rosenfelt's office has for their patients. Unfortunately, I do not recommend him as a Dr., As a person, I am sure he is very nice, but as a Doctor he and his staff don't really care about their patients . So disappointing to our family who also has an oncologist in it and none of us could believe that no one at Dr. Rosenfelt's office ever took the time to return a patients phone calls. read more

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE ONCOLOGISTS- Dr Mcandrew and Dr Sankhala, Im sure you know our beloved mother passed this week. I wanted to say a few things. Number one: Dr Mcandrew, thank you for saving my moms life in 2008. We got 10 extra years with her and we are deeply grateful for that so thank you. That is not overlooked. Number 2: this time around it is my instinct that you both knew my mom was dying. whether it was blind optimism or fear, I don't think you were honest with her or us. This left my mom feeling confused, fearful, isolated and abandon. By us not being honestly and bluntly informed we were unable to support her the way she needed to be supported. Not only that, but the time she did have left was spent feeling gravely ill from the treatment you both chose. If a dying patient is not told the truth how can they and their families prepare themselves for death? How can they carry the relationships of their lives to a true conclusion? How can they take care of the many practical details that need to be handled? How can they help those who are left when the are gone to survive? This is what we were robbed of by neither of you being transparent. the only reason I write this is in hopes that you re consider your transparency of a diagnosis and offer to explore supportive care in the early stages to the next family so they don't loose whats most precious. Quality time.. if it doesn't seem like an oncologist's job to do anything but fight the cancer, that's a very good reason to have the supportive care staff heavily involved from the moment of a terminal diagnosis. I know it is difficult to tell a person and their family members that they are dying and leave them with the reality of hopelessness but it is necessary. By kindly and sensitively telling a patient they are dying you give them the chance to prepare and to find their own powers and strength and the meaning of their lives. That was taken from us. This letter is in hopes you don't take it from someone else. . NOT TO MENTION THE BEDSIDE MANNER WAS AWFUL. No caring phone calls to our mother, no kind calls to the family. Total dismissal of her discomfort at the end. Seasons Hospice team at Cedars was amazing, loving, attentive, focused, and kind. Explore your options if you are diagnosed with advanced cancer because this team sill not present them to you. read more

First, just for clarity, I don't have straight up cancer. What I suffer from is an incredibly rare MPD called mastocytosis. Mechanically it behaves like leukemia but instead of my white blood cells being effected, it's mast cells. I am a patient of Dr. Rosenbloom and I LOVE him. He's one of the best doctors I've had. Full of compassion, listens to my complaints, offers great feedback, reads the research articles I cull from the web (it's a rare disease, a lot of research is done in immunology vs Hematology which is kind of nonsensical but whatever) and I -feel- better after every appointment just based off the great positive energy that Dr. Rosenbloom emanates. I've had to go in for a few infusions on a semi regular basis and everyone was awesome. Obviously people generally don't go through yelp looking for oncologist recommendations, but I have been super happy with the care I've gotten here. read more

I go to Dr. Rosenbloom and have been very pleased with the care I've received. He listens to what I have to say and is very timely about calling with test results, etc. I've had some frustrations with the reception, but no biggie. Dr. Rosenbloom is very considerate, compassionate and non judgemental towards my personal issues and needs. He offfers great advice, reads my paperwork, and follows up. Very happy here with my cancer aftercare. :) read more

I was feeling like crap after being diagnosed with severe anemia and a friend recommended me to come here. I was randomly assigned to Dr. Scher. He is a young, intelligent doctor who was very kind and who arranged for me to come back and get iron IV treatments. When I returned for my IV treatments, my nurse was Leslie Lane, and I will request her if I ever need future IV's. She has the sweetest Georgia accent, and shared personal stories with me that helped make me feel a million times better about my health situation. All the nurses who were working in the main room seemed so kind and happy, laughing with one another and patients. It's easy to forget you are surrounded by people who are dealing with terminal illness. Four days after my treatment, I swam 1500 meters at the pool and I feel like a new person! The parking here is a valet and is completely validated - that's a huge plus. My only criticism is that they are so busy that when you call, you are often given back and forth to various people who are not necessarily communicating well with one another. Generally you ended up in voicemail, and sometimes It takes a while to get a call back. Everybody is professional and very pleasant though, which really makes up for it. read more

Dr Hoffman is the best oncologist a patient can treat with. He is knowledgeable, compassionate and extremely dedicated to his patients. My mother aggressive bladder cancer was handled confidently by Dr Hoffman's team and the typically painful experience of this ordeal became an easy pleasant ride all the way through. The medical field needs more of Dr Hoffman examples around. read more

I have been a patient of Dr. Fred Rosenfelt for almost 5 years and he has always been great. He and the staff at Cedar's Sinai Oncology Hematology at Doheny and Wilshire Blvd. in Beverly Hills are very professional and friendly. I recently read a couple of Yelp reviews that were not complimentary to Dr. Rosenfelt, but I can say only the best things about him. He is VERY good at what he does and he takes time to chat. He always returns phone calls. I have had nothing but the best possible experience with my treatment there. My only advice to the nurses is for them to stress the importance of having a port installed for chemotherapy, because the chemo drugs can be caustic to the lining of the small vein in the arm if a typical IV is used instead of a port in the upper arm that takes the chemo much more quickly into the much, much larger blood vessels for distribution throughout the body. The nurses mentioned it, but I think they assumed that I had had a detailed discussion with the doctor and had elected to decline the port. It was at my 2nd treatment visit that I asked the charge nurse about the damage the chemo can inflict upon the arm blood vessel with an IV and she stressed how important it is to have a port instead. I then scheduled a procedure to have the port installed and, after my treatment was completed, it was removed. Ask about if you need to have a port and if it is suggested, don't decline the port. Sure, it is a bit of a hassle to get it installed, but it is an outpatient procedure with no general anesthesia. It's worth it! read more

Dr Rosenbloom took amazing care of my mom. The nurses are truly exceptional and their care for the patients is always evident.

My mother was a patient of Dr. Fred Rosenfelt at Tower Hematology. I am not one who writes many reviews here and for sure not one who wants to harm anybody's reputation or profession. I am writing this review because I would like people who are in need of help like myself with family who are sick and hope to get them better to learn from my experience and mistakes. I'll start out with the positive and end on the negative. The Positive:The staff was friendly. From the staff at the main desk to people behind the scenes that deal with billing, etc in the back. Dr. Rosenfelt's scheduler Sheila is very nice and accommodating with any questions she can answer. Once my mother started Chemotherapy and was treated for her blood issues the nurses for the most part were very good and nice and you could ask them about any concerns you may have. I wish I could remember the head nurse in charge, she was compassionate and took all the time in the world to answer any questions and talk about chemotherapy and how to keep yourself upbeat through the whole process. The Negative: Dr. Fred Rosenfelt-- he may be a good doctor, however he is very dismissive with questions and concerns when you address them with him. He has no bedside manner, is not compassionate, acts rather uncaring and cold, and he can be very intimidating to the patient and the family. Please learn by my mistakes and speak your mind for the concerns you may have whether it be for yourself or your loved one no matter how big or small your concerns. There were few occasions where I left messages for him about my mother's care and not once did he return a phone call. Just to note, I was the next of kin and had full permission from my mother to discuss her care with the doctor. NO EXCUSE. read more

The experience of having to find an oncologist is difficult but this place has been extraordinary in every way. From the entire staff at the the front desk to the RNs down to my most amazing oncologist who spoke to me not down at me. I highly recommend this place.hands down. read more

I can't say enough good things about this place. When everyone you encounter is literally dedicated to your comfort whether you are the patient or the caretaker, you can only leave feeling grateful and comfortable. The physicians, support staff and even the parking attendants are the best I have come across this is a HUGE bonus when your going through something traumatic. The last thing you want is to feel you or your loved ones are not being cared for. Thank you for making my experience as comfortable as possible. My doctor ( Dr. Hoffman)was great but the staff- nurses , medical assistants, schedulers , phlebotomist, intake, and valet make Tower Hematology Oncology Medical head and shoulders above the rest! I can see why Cedars partnered with them! read more

I saw Dr. El-Masry yesterday based on a referral from another doctor. She was incredibly kind and professional. She knew the answer to all of my questions, and really set me at ease. I was so nervous to see her given the circumstance, but I left feeling like I was empowered with knowledge and in the hands of a fantastic doctor. I would recommend her to anyone who needs a hematologist. She really is great! read more

I think no I'm sure I was blessed when I found this one of the kind ,genious doctor,who is truly care about his patients. I was mistreated, misdiagnosed and as a result I was given wrong medicatons. I was already giving up and prepairing for the end because of my condition was getting worst drasticaly. But God heard my prairs and I was refered to Dr. David Hoffman. The day I've meet with Dr. Hoffman I got a new lean on life. He gave me a hope ,a strength and the most of all proper diagnosis and suitable treatment. He is always there for me or my family, anytime I have concerns or questions he ready to respond.He is listening his patients which is rare quality of today doctors who has there ego bigger than there weight. I can't thank him and all his staff enough for the amazing job they are doing . God Bless you guys! Thank you from the bottom of my heart from me And My family!Stay well please! Respectfully. AZ read more

Hellooooo! My dad is in full remission and about to get his 6th annual exam post treatments!

Great staff and very attentive. Clean and comfortable. Television and snacks provided. The doctors are available to answer questions and there is a nutritionist and a mental health professional. read more

I have been coming here for many years for various procedures & infusions. The staff is fabulous -very helpful & attentive. Dr Rhoksar has helped me so many times, above & beyond the normal course, for which I shall always be grateful. He's very caring and I would highly recommend for anyone in need. He's so cute-he has the smallest handwriting that even a mouse couldn't beat! It always makes me laugh. Jenny, his asst, is terrific and always very helpful even when I am just coming 4 crummy blood tests! Everyone is fabulous even our lovely gals at front desk. I'm sorry for those who had not such good help, but IMO it was a fluke, certainly not the norm. (albeit things changed a bit when Cedars took over a couple of years ago). Still it is 'the peeps' who make for a pleasant experience not hospital bureaucracy, of which they have nbo control. read more

I was referred to Dr. Hoffman a few years ago for a second opinion and I haven't been disappointed. He's an expert in his field but he never talks down to you. He explains things very clearly and carefully and you walk away with information that you can actually remember. Dr. Hoffman really cares about his patients and I think I recovered well after surgery because of his good bedside manners and support. read more

Do not go there. It is dirty and crowded. The lab techs are self important and rude. Like they went to a real medical school instead Everest College. It looks dirty. Today there was a dog in the waiting room, barking at people. No one said anything about it. It was not a service animal. Gross. read more

This practice is far too busy, you feel like a number rather than a patient on their assembly line.

My husband was diagnosed with Lymphoma. We were told to contact Dr Fred Rosenfelt. He is excellent, Sheila is scheduler is wonderful, as is the entire staff. I too, have heard horror stories about Cedars, we have always had excellent care and courteous staff, we have no complaints! read more

Avoid Dr.Fred Rosenfelt whatever you do. My best friend was under his care, he has since passed away. When I tried to ask him a question he shut me down and told me he did not have time for me and I needed to schedule a consultation, mind you my friend was dead in a week, so Dr.Rosenfelts idea of scheduling a consult was a joke. He is arrogant and rude and has that dr. mentality that he walks on water. I confronted him and told him he was rude he then said he felt the same about me. My friend was dying and we were so scared and all he could do is tell me I was rude back because I had some questions for him. He couldnt take 5 minutes to help us understand what was going on. This man is such an arrogant rude horrible doctor. I hope some day he is a patient and gets treated like he treated us. I wonder why this man is even a doctor, he obviously does not care about his patients or their loved ones, his bedside manner is horrible. I will say thank goodness he was out of town when my friend went into the hospital and we had the pleasure of working with the two women doctors in the group and they were a delight and very helpful and easy to talk with, available and compassionate. read more