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3.0 (4 reviews)
Closed • 6:00 am - 4:30 pm

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Emanuel Cancer Center

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No, I would not recommend Dr Mohamed E. Eldaly (Emanuel Specialty Care Medical Oncology - Turlock,…read moreCalifornia). My mother received treatment from Dr. Eldaly and he would not listen to her, she did not get the care she deserved. We told him multiple times the treatment was not working and he refused to listen to her. When we had office visits we told him multiple times how bad she was doing and he was dismissive. With my experience and in my opinion Dr. Eldaly is arrogant, condescending, and dismissive.

I attached 2 photos to give substance & proof that the person registering me for my annual Women's…read moreWellness visit was grossly incorrect in her delivery of "accurate" information to me as far as what my out-of-pocket was going to be. I responded saying that I've had this same information and have already contacted my healthcare company prior to today's visit to learn of the co-pay I would have which is typically $40 for this type of service; a bilateral mammogram. She continued to "educate me" on the "why" and "what" reasons and coverages set by my insurance, not the facility. She was still grossly incorrect in the information. She explained to me that I first have to satisfy my deductible and or maximum out-of-pocket limits Anthem set and that is the "why" the estimated out-of-pocket of $811.45 was accurate and that $800 of that amount is going to satisfy the deductible. I was already under stress, fear, and uncertainty about the dates radiological procedures because my paternal aunt just died of metastasized breast cancer which also engulfed her bones. So now I've got an employee lecturing me at length as to "why this information of $811.45 is absolutely correct as per my health insurance and the mandatory deductible due". I have a soft spot for this Emanuel Cancer Center and have been having my female health needs done here when I could go elsewhere. I have just always felt as safe as I could while here. I'm not going to stop coming here however just because of this unfortunate yet preventable business office fiasco but I would like to see this type of unnecessarily stressful situation become extinct. I think the worst of it is either the employee was disallowed to behave any other way or, incorrect training maybe? They could also reach out to leadership with Anthem BC and inform them of these unacceptable outcomes when inquiring for patient services. Either way, all 3 options could lead to higher patient satisfaction ratings and less stress & anxiety for everyone involved.

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