Dr Dresisbach has a wonderful bedside manner and he truly cares about his patients. The staff at his office are caring and treat each patient with warm welcomes and respect. I couldn't wish for a better place to be treated for cancer. read more

Cancer Excellent Quality Care! ALL Drs., Staff, Pharmacy are Extremely Professional, Caring and Knowledgeable! read more

I don't understand how anyone in his field could be any better! He is a 5 and will always be a 5! read more

I was very satisfied with all services at this location. They explain everything in detail specially Dr. Dreisbach. They follow up procedures as explained. read more

I thought the world of Dr. Luke Dreisbach in 2018 when he was one of two oncologists I met with at the beginning of my breast cancer journey. Ultimately I chose another doctor only because she was a woman who specialized in Breast Cancer. Stayed with her until she moved 4 years later, then transferred to an oncologist who saved my friend who had two bouts of cancer in 5 years. At the time my annual mammogram was due the new oncologist office wasn't able to call in the correct order using the correct codes so after 4 weeks of phone calls so I tried to come back to Luke. They told me to transfer my records, which I did. Drove 3 hours round trip to walk in, wait for copies of my records then took them to Luke's new office. Waited there, then they someone would call me. Took all of 4 hours total for me to get there and do everything. The call I received a couple days later was asking why I had moved around so much. After explaining, they told me the doctor wasn't interested in taking my case. Why the hell didn't we have that conversation up front? This costs me another 2 weeks given that I live over an hour away. What difference does it make where I have been, I am here now???? So when did EGO become more important than healthcare? I guess my first instinct was correct, and I should have never come back. read more

I'm giving two stars to Dr. Luke personally. The staff are wonderful, and were always kind and caring. My father had been a patient there on and off for about four years. Over the last couple of years, however, the office has become extremely busy. People are shuffled from one room to another, and more and more the Physicians Assistants are handling all the hands-on consultations. And here is where I get down to my poor rating. Dr. Luke is a good doctor. Maybe a brilliant one, who knows? But he stinks at personal relationships with his patients. My father was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive skin cancer. He was treated with surgery, chemo and radiation two years ago. When we got the news that the cancer was back, Dr. Luke started him on immunotherapy. That was the last time he spoke to my father, or us. From there, we saw his PA. When his tumors kept growing on his skin, and my father was in excruciating pain and we were begging for some answers, Dr. Luke couldn't be bothered to come in to even look at it. He kept my father on this immunotherapy despite the fact that his tumors were growing rapidly. We finally talked to my father's radiation oncologist, who ordered CT scans to see what was going on inside. The results came back that the tumors had multiplied. The radiologist called Dr. Luke to consult with him, and they agreed that it was time to go onto home hospice care. We had a follow up appt scheduled for that week with the PA at Dr. Dreisbach's office. Sherri was wonderful and compassionate when talking to us about hospice. She hugged my dad, and said she would pray for him. Dr. Luke couldn't even be bothered to come and shake my dad's hand, and say something, anything to him. It was cowardly, disrespectful, and just wrong. He sent my father home to die without a word. Sherri had once told us that Dr. Luke doesn't do well with delivering bad news. Well, then he should be in research. These are human lives he is dealing with, and his office should not resemble a cattle yard. If he's too busy to stop and give a kind word to a dying man, he should examine his priorities. read more

This review is directed at the Drs. Staff which made it so I couldn't even get an appointment. I called in February to make a new patient appointment and was greeted with a chilly reception over the phone with a woman who was abrupt and informed me that I needed to bring in all of my records before she would make me an appointment. The tone of her voice alone left me less than desirable to even want to get an appointment in her place of business. Jump ahead 10 months and my primary physician referred me to this office. I at first didn't realize it was the same place. I had been commuting 2.5 hr drive to see an Oncologist in LA. I am a single mother to a special needs child. I have had deadly cancer two times, and am exhausted both emotionally and physically and the last thing I need is people who talk down to me like I'm stupid or a nuisance. Last Friday I went to a postal store by my home and printed out my records and faxed them to their office. I was told I couldn't email them. I as most people don't have a fax machine, so had to pay to do so. I called after faxing it and left a message that I had faxed and to please return my call so I could get scheduled for a new patient appointment. No one returned my call so I called again on Monday and left another message. Again, no return call, so today... Wednesday I called again. The supervisor answered and put me on hold to I guess check to see if my fax had been received. When she got back on phone, she asked me why I would have faxed them and not just dropped them off. I tried to explain my situation as she talked over me with the same cutting tone and demeanor that made me recall that this was same office I had called 10 months ago... sigh. Um, no thanks. Im not stupid, and I'm not a child. Please don't talk down to prospective-clients that way, and certainly not to sick people who are just trying to stay alive. So that's my experience. I just got a call back from said woman who left a message all kind that she wanted to help to get me an appointment. Perhaps if she had that tone in the beginning she would be getting a rave review. I don't know if it was just a bad day the two times I talked to her, or if in fact she just likes to bully cancer patients. In closing I would just like to say that before I was sick I worked in customer service for over 20 years, and I would have never talked to people like this. If you hate people so much, perhaps you should look for a different line of work. Thank you. read more

Dreisbach is not only a talentless doctor, he is uncaring and his priority charging for over-treatments. The first time I met this man, accompanying my husband for his consult, he refused to wear a mask and had a huge argument with me about masks being useless in preventing diseases. This was one month before the Covid pandemic became known. He was condescending and unyielding. He continued to treat my husband with immunotherapy even though it was of dubious value, and then prescribed extensive radiation on the metastasized tumors in his spine. He told my 81 year old husband it was "a piece of cake". The radiation debilitated my husband to the extent that he fell and became an instant quadriplegic. The day my husband was admitted to Eisenhower Dreisbach did not bother to call or see him or even inquire about his condition. He left the next day for 'vacation' and never checked on my husband again, even after his return. The only time his office contacted us was to schedule more unnecessary immunotherapy sessions; when I informed the nurse we would discontinue the treatments and why, the doctor never called to follow up on his condition or to inquire about him-- in spite of me calling him and leaving several messages. My husband died. Nothing from this doctor. Nothing. My husband was just a cash cow to him. He couldn't care less. Stay away from a doctor so money-grubbing and callous. read more

Fantastic doctor, nurses and staff. If you have cancer or blood disorder don't hesitate to go to their office.

I have been going to Dr. Luke Dreisbach since November of 2012, when I discovered that I had Non Hodgkins Lymphoma. Dr. Dreisbach is a very caring and knowledgeable doctor that takes the time with you to explain any question that you might have. I feel very fortunate that I was referred to him. I continue to see him for follow up appointments even though I have moved out of the area. The entire staff is very professional and friendly. read more

Very unhappy. Misdiagnosed medication and would not even answer the phone to apologize. too busy to even remember why he set up appointments Cancer is too scary already to not have a Dr pay attention. read more