Dr. Braiteh was my brother Marc's oncologist for Esophageal Cancer. Most patients live about six months - but Dr. Braiteh promised Marc that he would keep him alive as long as Marc could live a good quality of life. Marc lived 18 months, and I am deeply grateful. Dr. Braiteh was always honest about Marc's condition, and he never gave us false hope. Marc trusted him immensely, for good reason. He is a brilliant physician! read more

My brother was diagnosed with stage iv stomach cancer. I went with him for a treatment and asked if the staff could wear mask while treating him. Was told"We don't have to because Nevada doesn't require us to. " This response to a simple request explains all the care you are going to get. My brother then went to the ER because the cancer ate through his spine and has been in the hospital going on two weeks and not once has his oncologist went to treat him or reach out to him. They don't care. You are just a number to collect insurance payments from. ​​ read more

Dr. Braiteh has been my oncologist since 2015. He has provided access to clinical trials and referrals to better out of state surgeons. He is not only a medical doctor, he actively conducts research, submits those findings for peer review, and presents those finding on a consistent and regular basis. This is extremely important to me in my care because it means that he is aware of and participating in new treatments and findings as it pertains to cancer. His staff and the support team and nurses at the Twain location are exceptional. This may sound abrasive, but for comfort and reassurance, I see my therapist. From Dr. Braiteh I seek experience, cutting edge research, accessibility to clinical trials and treatment, and medical advice. He delivers 1000%. However, if you are having a difficult time dealing with the diagnosis and/or prognosis of the disease, share that with him and ask where you can find support. He will help you. read more

Appalling. Speechless. Bewildered. Angry. Scared. All within a one minute conversation with Dr. Braiteh. My husband was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in July 2022. His gastroenterologist sent over an URGENT referral to Dr. Braiteh's office. No one called us to schedule so I called. Everyday. I even drove over to the office to try and get my husband on the schedule. I begged and pleaded, but to no avail. I was told that my husband's file was on the doctor's desk and when he had a chance to review it, we could schedule an appointment. Cancer doesn't wait. We FINALLY get an appointment two weeks later and sit in the waiting room for over an hour. There's a sign in the office that says "if you're waiting more than 15 minutes, let us know". I did, several times. Each time, the girls at the front desk stated "there's one patient ahead of you". For over an hour?? They finally put us in a room where we wait for another hour (now at the two hour mark and still being told there's one patient ahead of you). The office manager comes in and tells us that they just got a new computer system and they don't know what they're doing and she doesn't know where the doctor is. This is not comforting. My husband is in pain and we make the decision to leave. The office manager asks us to please stay and runs off. She comes back and says the doctor is looking over our file now. NOW?! It's been sitting on his desk for two weeks or so we were told. We wait another 20 minutes and start to leave when the doctor comes around the corner with the office manager. He's angry WITH US because we were tired of waiting and starts talking to us in a very condescending, non compassionate tone. He tells us he was doing our gastroenterologist a FAVOR by seeing us. I have never, in my life, experienced a doctor like this. At a time when we needed reassurance, compassion, understanding, a game plan, we received none. Doctor's are sworn in by the hippocratic oath - do no harm. It is a principle of medical ethics. Dr. Braiteh has no medical ethic or human compassion. One week later, we were at Moffitt, working with a team of compassionate and knowledgeable doctors. I highly suggest seeking another oncologist that can service all your needs from medical treatment to compassion and understanding. It's imperative, when receiving a devastating cancer diagnosis that. Cancer doesn't wait. read more

My husband has been a patient of Dr. Braiteh for over a year now. We drive an hour to see him every other week and consistently see him for less than five minutes. Typically, on a routine visit, this is "tolerable". But my husband is dying from stage IV cancer and, after receiving some particularly worrisome blood and urine results, we were scared. To say the least. We had questions. Concerns. Thoughts. We brought in all of the results so we wouldn't forget any of the things we wanted to touch base on. But the moment we tried to ask anything or interject with the simplest of thoughts, we were cut off. We were hurried along and told, "I am telling you it is fine" without any further explanations. When we asked what a certain number meant or why it was so far out of range, we were again told, "it's fine". He told us at one point that the questions we were asking were for another doctor. He said, "would you go to your general practitioner and ask them a gynecology question? No." Never were we told what anything meant or given a chance to even fully get a question out. I was terrified for my husband and quite dissatisfied. So I began to tell Dr. Braiteh that while I so greatly appreciate any information he gives us, I often feel that our concerns are a nuisance. I feel rushed and unimportant. I mentioned that we are not doctors. We may ask stupid or obvious questions. We may ask questions meant for other doctors. But we don't know those things. We ask because we're worried. Because we need you to teach us these things and take the time to go through anything we might feel a need to discuss. And before I could say anything else, he had stood up and declared that if we were so unhappy, why doesn't he just get us a new doctor. We said wait, no. We only wanted to address concerns and speak to one another about them. But he proceeded to say that he was getting a charge nurse and left the room. We followed him into the Hall, where he turned and stated loudly, "I did not tell you that you could leave the room." After telling him we wanted only to speak calmly with him, he followed us back into the room with the charge nurse and began to tell her that we were aggressive and "complaining about everything" and needed to see a new doctor. Each time that we tried to say a single word, he spoke over the top of us. At one point we told him that he has never once given us more than five minutes time and he shouted back, "It's Monday and I have a lot of people to see." When we asked who we could speak to about how he was treating us he told us "No one. I am my own boss." The ordeal ended with him storming out of the room. My husband and I have never been treated this way in our lives. Never have we witnessed such inappropriate behavior. In a scenario where all we wanted was a bit of reassurance that our oncologist cared that my husband was dying and we were scared, all he could offer was beratement and a refusal to treat my husband any longer. read more

Dr Braiteh has done wonderful things for my mom Janet. He has given her the hope and want too continue with the treatments while changing up the the doses to help her cope with the good And the bad days. Our family thinks he does great things. read more

Dr. Braiteh is the most professional, caring and passionate in his field. He is truly the best of the best medical oncologist from MD Anderson. He has saved my mother ( Farideh) who has been under his care for over 8 years. And had successfully treated her from a metastatic breast cancer two times. Words are not enough to thank him. Dr Braiteh's research on hormone therapy is an amazing success and I hope that everyone learns about him. As for me I am also his patient and I feel so blessed to be under his care. All I can say that We are lucky to have Dr. Braiteh in Las Vegas. He is a brilliant doctor. Lili J. read more

Dr. Braiteh is wonderful. On my first appointment with him he took a lot of time with my mother and I to explain to us what my breast cancer was and wanted to make sure I understood what was going on in my body. This gentleman is very knowledgeable and kind. My iron was low and he made sure I was referred to another dr. to make sure I didn't have any serious bleeding issues. It was discovered I had 2 ulcers, I would have never known. Dr. Braiteh is always friendly and in a good mood. Stacy is very welcoming when she calls your name she always has a smile. Dr. Braiteh and Stacy were helpful with my loa paperwork and getting me back to work. It's not scary to go to comprehensive cancer center when everyone is so nice to you. read more

I would like to thank Dr. Braiteh and his wonderful staff. I was diagnosed with stage 3A breast cancer in September of 2019. I went through 16 rounds of chemo. And have been on medication since then. In May of 2021 i was told i am in remission. Cancer is a very scary thing. But the staff there is always helpful and reassuring. I am glad I found them. read more

Dr Braiteh is wonderful! I have been his patient for several years. I have been on different chemos and did some clinical trials and I know because of his care my life has been better! He takes the time to talk to me and puts in the time to find new treatments he thinks will benefit me. He also surrounds himself with other great people. Me and my family highly recommend him! read more

Five Star all the way for this brilliant doctor who has saved my life !! I have rectal cancer and he also discovered that I had thyroid cancer as well. He has taken great care of me every step of the way. His nurse and staff are on top of their game. Everyone is extremely kind and professional ! Can't say enough how GREAT Dr. Braiteh is read more