You should in no way go to this facility. This is just a mega center of doctors who have no care in…read morethe world. The treat you like a number at the deli with not a care in the world on how you feel or the things they say to you.

Dr. Mardones has been my oncologist for going on 5 years now. She has been an integral part of my…read moreMBC journey as well as the staff there at RMCC. Dr. Mardones is one of the reasons that I carry hope in my heart and she always encourages me to continue to live life with ferocious vivacity. From a clinical perspective, Dr. Mardones has provided me with various options for treatment, explaining the pros and cons of each option, and why she chooses a specific option for my treatment plan. She is extremely thorough (and a genius, I might add) in her explanations and when I need the layman's terms of certain terminology, she never makes me feel like I am less intelligent. I have never felt rushed into making a decision or that she doesn't have enough time to make sure I understand everything fully. That is a rare gem in this current age of "15 minutes or less with the patient" world we are currently living in. Dr. Mardones has also taken the time to know me as a person, not just a cancer patient. She knows my husband's name as well as my dogs and asks about them often. Who does that anymore? Her kindness makes this journey less scary for me. Dr. Mardones also has an amazing staff supporting her. From her NP's like Beth, nurses like Madi to the infusion staff to scheduling (shout out to Vanessa!), I have felt very informed on side effects and expectations for after care, scheduling appointments in an extremely timely manner and understanding the purposes and effects of my scans. In particular, JoDee and Shana in the infusion center have set the standard for professionalism as well as what I like to call "personalism". Again, I don't feel like just another cancer patient to them. They not only take the upmost care in their safety protocols and making sure I know exactly what is going in my body and why, but they also know me as a person. Their smiles and hugs make each visit just a bit easier and less daunting. And I am just one of their patients. They are the exact same with each of their patients. I feel very lucky to have found this practice and appreciate everyone there. Thank you Dr. Mardones for being the very best oncologist and creating the most amazing practice!

He saved my life. He can save yours too. There are a lot of options for treatment of your prostate…read morecancer. You owe it to yourself and your family to select Dr. Dickerson as your only choice. He uses the most advanced technology, has the highest success statistics, the most caring compassionate staff and I've experienced minimal side effects. My previous doctor at Kaiser never even told me about Cyberknife and had me on "active watchful waiting" as the cancer slowly grew in my body. Dr Dickerson instead took immediate action to kill the cancer. I hope you will be an advocate for your own health as I had to be and make an appointment with him today.

From the owner: Anova Caner Care treats brain, spine, lung, prostate, pancreas, liver, head and neck cancer…read morepatients using the CyberKnife, including trigeminal neuralgia, acoustic neuroma, and arteriovenus malformations (AVM). Many of our Denver cancer patients are treated with the CyberKnife for conditions that have been deemed inoperable or from areas that have previously received the maximum level of radiation. The range, accuracy and precision of the CyberKnife system can help target areas that may not be suitable for treatments with traditional surgery, radiation therapy or older radiosurgery systems, such as the gamma knife.

I am very impressed with the staff of Cypress Hematology and Oncology. My husband Bob has had a…read morevery confusing medical situation for about four years with many things going wrong. We saw Dr. Stacey Parker-Brueggemann who was down to earth and took time to answer all our questions. She spend hours and hours, just like a detective, going through what has been happening with Bob's hemoglobin over time. I believe she has pinpointed the process going on in his body. She did not use the word "cancer" with us, instead she described the process of what is happening with the DNA in Bob's bone marrow. It makes more sense to us, especially with our prayer work, to focus on the symptoms and processes in the body rather than a diagnosis that is an unchanging state of being. Also, the staff has been wonderful to work with. They are friendly and supportive. Truthfully, I walked into the oncology infusion center with dread for Bob's first treatment. To my surprise, it was bright, spacious and everyone was friendly and upbeat. It is a place of hope. Also, the phone support has been wonderful. When I have needed answers to questions about what to do, I have received answers in a friendly, supportive and timely manner.

Absolutely love Dr Mikhaeel-Kamel. She is the best Provider and has an outstanding practice! They…read morealways treat you will care and are very respectful. Outstanding staff! I would recommend them to anyone.

After having a previous post about Dr Basche removed I find it necessary to continue with…read moreinformation about her and RMCC. I had 4 appointments with her and her average wait time was always 40-50 minutes. No heads up from her nurse. Nothing. My last appointment I waited 50 minutes and at that time I walked out. I received a registered letter stating she would no longer be my doctor and I had 15 days where she would provide emergency service but free that I was out of luck. I had to have a cancer drug refilled and it took 5 days and me calling RMCC and threatening a law suit I finally receive confirmation that they were refilling my Prescription. AVOID Dr Michelle Basche at all costs. She is rude and acts like a petulant child.