At Texas Oncology Presbyterian Cancer Center in Dallas, I recently underwent a total hysterectomy…read moreperformed by Dr. Jonathan C. Oh, who both recommended and carried out the procedure. A sizable mass was diagnosed as endometrial carcinoma. During surgery, lymph nodes, ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, and cervix were all biopsied, and I was relieved to learn that every result came back negative for further cancer involvement. The surgery was done robotically and laparoscopically, which greatly eased recovery. I no longer needed pain medication just two days post-op, and within four weeks my incisions had already faded--leaving very little evidence of surgery at all. I would recommend Dr. Oh to anyone seeking a physician who is not only highly educated, experienced, and skilled, but also straightforward and reassuring. He inspired confidence at every step, and that confidence was completely justified. Thanks to his care, I am now cancer-free with a low risk of recurrence.

I've been a patient of Texas Oncology from the beginning of my diagnosis in 2009. I've had numerous…read moredoctors however this location is by far my favorite. I tell people that all TXO are NOT the same. Take the time to ask questions, go visit, see what works for you but for me this has been some of the best care I've received.

Staff - Problem is there are nurses and tech that keeps patient as the number one focus and go out…read moreof their was to help. Then there are nurses and techs that think their job is watching vidos on their phone. Most if not all of the managers ( not supervisors ) are absent from day to day operations.So yours stay is a crap shoot from day to day. Food - i would recommend looking for resturants in the area because not much here is good. Now the question is does the food leaving the kitchen taste good when it leaves and goes bad during the 1 to 3 hours it take to be dlivered. So hope you are not hungery or forget to calll when the service is open. So i hope you are not planning on eating hospital food while you are there. They claim they are working on this but been in and out of here for 6 months and it is getting worse. My wife really likes her doctor but is she had a relapse i will try t go to a different hospital

Doctors and staff are great but you can only get a remote call center when you try to call. Someone…read morecalled me from the Dallas imaging center and the number they left me was to a call center that told me they did not know who the person was who called and there were no notes in my file. I do not know why Texas Oncology cannot afford to have phones in each office. Shame on them.

Dr. June Meymand is kind, compassionate, and provides individualized care to each and every…read morepatient. She truly takes the time to listen and create the best holistic plan for you. If you believe in integrative medicine and a holistic approach to your health, then this is where you need to be.

I have hundreds of hand written recommendations for this center and staff. Camille, who wrote a…read morereview also is an Oncology RN. L Sheens is a fake person who I believe is an unsuccessful competitor who made up a profile in order to give a poor review. I have told yelp about this and Amy also left a review. She is also an RN who was a patient here. This is the best we can do since Yelp has no way to verify comments and allows false statements for years.

The technician didn't place the headset properly over my head; My ear is still ringing 24 hours…read moreafter the MRI test, bad experience really.

This place is so nice! The owner was so nice to me and makes me feel so comfortable!!! I will…read moredefinitely refer people here!

TOP SURGEON -- my wife had disc replacement surgery in her neck preformed by Dr. Cattorini. He and…read morehis staff are outstanding. They were compassionate, listened and fought hard when the insurance company initially denied the surgery. There is no doubt that I would recommend him to anyone. Thank you Dr.! The results have been absolutely amazing!

I have spinal stenosis. After ten years of hard athletics and fifty years that included…read morebackpacking, climbing mountains and just hard physical labor my neck, back, hips and hands began to wear out. After each major injury spanning twenty years, Dr. Cattorini has repaired my spine and neck multiple times then prescribed the proper rehab to prepare me for my next big trip all resulting in keeping me in the game. When I needed a referral for double hip replacement to keep from causing new damage to my spine he saw that my care was immediate and with the best. He has performed carpel tunnel surgery on both hands and with great success. He is a Doctor's doctor if ever was one. He's the best and surrounds himself with the best. There is not one thing about this doctor's practice that I would hesitate to recommend. Mike Hoptay

The doctors, nurses, specialists, therapists, assistants and staff are fantastic at this radiation…read moreoncology clinic. The front office staff are very attentive and patient. The covid screeners encourage everyone by writing positive messages on the screened bracelets. The therapists and the radiologists are incredibly patient and are what make this place great during a difficult time for all those needing these cancer treatments.

Having had two MRI procedures in the Sammons facility, I found extraordinary professionalism and…read moreattentive care. The staff was competent, efficient, and respectful.

Every Specialist , Whether assisting or Performing the Actual Test, Were Polite, Clear, And…read moreRespectful. They made Sure I was as Comfortable as possible & that I understood each Facet of the procedure, as we went. Excellent job...!!!

Dr Van Meter has just perform an ablation for liver tumors. He has used interventional radiology…read more(laser) which in non-invasive. the entire process of two procedures too less that two days and there was less discomfort than planting a shrub. Dr. Van Meter is supported by and excellent, efficient and gracious staff which works well together and with him. Last, I recommend him for his kindness, patience and clarity. Along with other members of my care team, he has become revered to me for having saved my life.

The best in business. Wonderful staff as well. Went above and beyond with quality of care…read moreespecially bedside manners. Five stars for everything

Terribly overcrowded, nowhere to sit. The bathrooms are usually dirty. Sometimes I have to stand…read morefor hours. Everyone and everything in the Oncology clinic moves so slowly. I have to wear a face mask and gloves, and bring Lysol for the restroom, because people up there get really sick, and bring their sick relatives and children up there. Every time I am scheduled for a certain appointment time, I always end up seeing the oncologist and doing the chemotherapy later than planned. I feel as if I am not listened to. For example, I have stage 4 breast cancer, and was recently slipping in and out of consciousness so my parents brought me to Parkland where they found a brain tumor. At this time, my anxiety medicine was cut down significantly. I felt this was a terrible time to do such a thing. Also, my pain medicine was lowered and I was apparently asked in the hospital, where I was in no condition to make decisions. I have a problem with the way things are/were handled.

I have a cousin with leukemia. He went to Parkland where he was diagnosed a year ago (chronic…read moreoriginally, but had a blast, brain tumor, morphed to acute). He has been released/re-admitted multiple times. During his stay there, he contracted colitis and pneumonia. Miraculously, he overcame those, but during his last admission, he waited in the ER for 30 hours. Upon getting a room, he was no longer able to move his limbs. He's now been paralyzed for 6 weeks and we have no info as to why. He's being treated for a fungal infection but still don't have results back from the lab (were supposed to have them a week ago). He just saw the neurologist a couple weeks ago at the request of our family. My aunt hasn't heard from the oncologist in over two weeks. This is just the tip of the iceberg...I can't articulate all of my concerns. I understand Parklands urgent care is great, but I would advise you to stay away if you have cancer. There is no 'ownership' of your care for lack of a better word and it's very hard to get information.

Dr Beitsch runs a surgery mill. Revenue is first and patient care is a distant 2nd. If you are on…read moreMedicare they use coercion to get you to agree to pay for a "Assistant Surgeon" which is just a technician so that he can do more surgeries in a day. This is a $300 charge which you are told about AFTER your cancer diagnosis. You have to be pretty callous to his someone who just got a cancer diagnosis with a "pay for this or no surgery" approach. In addition Dr. Beitsch told me he removed 3 lymph nodes during surgery. The test results showed that while he removed three chunks of tissue he only got 1 lymph node. If you are in critical need of a surgeon he will get you in quickly, but if you have any other options I would take them.

I was a staff nurse at St. Paul when I met Dr. Bietsch. First, and foremost he is an excellent…read moresurgeon. Secondly, he has a wonderful personality and a great sense of humor. It was always a joy to be around him and to learn from him. I know that he has familial ties to Iowa which is very interesting because my husband's grandmother lived there and her maiden name was Bietsch. She married Charles Schnellbacher and one of their grandsons became a medical doctor in Washington, DC. It is possible there is a connection but I never discussed this with Dr. Bietsch. Meeting him was a wonderful experience because he was an excellent doctor and a fine human being.