Great bedside manner. Many doctors know and trust his experience and knowledge. Love, love, love…read moreDr. Park!!

Dr. Park is a very kind and caring Doctor. He was my mom's cancer Doctor. He is personable and…read moreknowledgable. Easy to understand and explain things very easily. Takes his time and is never rushed. He listens and remembers everything that we say. You can tell he truly cares about his patients.

The care given is outstanding. The staff is friendly and helpful. The physicians are knowledgeable…read moreand caring. Being treated as we are, makes the treatments easier. You have to have a connection with your team-or your path to healing will be rough. There are a wide variety of resources to help you thru your journey. The office is spacious and beautiful. Very clean, and bright. Small parking lot with other parking options. Hours are 730 to 430.

I use Dr Rez. here but everyone I've met is helpful and friendly. The waiting room often has…read morejuices, coffee and soft drinks with occasional snacks. I don't always see my Dr at this location but I think I like it best. Parking is not great because you have to park a ways away and walk or use the valet. I tend to use the valet as the Cancer Institute validates the parking so I just need to tip. Often they keep my truck up front so getting it is a breeze. I feel I've gotten solid treatment and Dr Rez is thorough. We don't always agree but that's ok. I prefer a doctor that allows for my input on treatments while also standing by his position. Sometimes the wait is long but I realize they could be in surgery or with a more complicated patient so that helps me to chill on longer waits. Plus it gives me time to write Yelp reviews!

Dr Ethan Blackburn is a fantastic doctor specializing in treatment of the hands. Years ago he…read moreperformed Carpal Tunnel surgery on my right hand. I had waited way too long and was at the point I couldn't even pick up a utensil with my right hand. He immediately arranged to have a test run on my hand nerves and scheduled me right away for surgery. The surgery was a complete success and didn't even leave a scar. Now that I am suffering from Carpal Tunnel in my left hand I knew exactly who to see. I met with Dr Blackburn this past week and opted to wait until January for the surgery. In the meantime he gave me an injection that has really helped. It's not the long term solution but I know Carpal Tunnel surgery on my left hand by Dr Blackburn will do the trick. If you have any medical need dealing with your hands Dr. Ethan Blackburn is the person to schedule an appointment with. You can thank me later.

In 2016 I was seeing Dr Blackburn for a ganglion cyst in my right wrist. It was small BUT where it…read morewas located caused me a lot of grief - especially when exercising. He took a minimally invasive approach first (as he's supposed to) by giving me a steroid shot to minimize the cyst - it was too small to drain. Fast forward several months later, where a freak thing happened. My EPL - which is the tendon that controls flexion and extension of the thumb, just ruptured! This happened while I was out of town, which FREAKED me out! I called and left a VM at the office (happened at like 10pm), and Dr Blackburn called me first thing in the morning. He told me how to patch up my hand to stabilize my thumb, and got me an appointment to see him the day after I returned from my trip. He did a thorough assessment and told me I needed surgery. He said the sooner I did it the better, but it was okay to get my affairs in order first. I scheduled the surgery for 2 weeks later. Also, he was kind enough to remove the troublesome wrist cyst while he was in there fixing my thumb since I asked. I got a 2 for 1 surgery deal He made it clear that surgery is the easy part. The hard part was up to me to be compliant and go to physical therapy and do my home exercises. Because of my age he repaired my tendon pretty damn tight - it took about 3 months of physical therapy with one of his preferred therapists as well as wrist stretches I do to this day to keep things good. (I do yoga and such FYI) Because of my compliance with PT and the success of his surgery, I regained about 95-100% use of my hand. This is my dominant hand, so this is HUGE. I was fully discharged from his care at the 6mo mark, and he did tell me it will take about 12-18 months before I go back to lifting as heavy as I did for an hour straight (but he also said anyone lifting for an hour would get tired) I am so grateful for the surgery and after care being a success, because the thought of not having my dominant hand is pretty devastating. Anytime anyone says they need hand surgery, I always tell them to check out Blackburn with Louisville Arm and Hand. And for Physical Therapy, check out Kelly with Kort PT near Norton Brownsboro Hospital!

I was diagnosed with tonsil cancer in July. I chose to go to Norton Cancer Treatment Centers…read more Fortunately I was assigned to Dr Aaron Spalding. I simply cannot say enough good things about him. He is patient, kind, understanding, sympathetic and just a great doctor!! He truly cares about his patients and it shows. Thank you Dr S for everything!

Dr Parker is great. Very knowledgeable and has a great bedside manor. She made me feel very calm…read moreabout my surgery. She was very thorough in explaining. The office staff was great at answering my many many questions. The surgery went great, I have had no complications. I highly recommend her and will use her again if I ever need to

Thank you for saving my life! Dr. Von Bun is top notch! She is truly a professional.read more

Professional,, thorough, amable, understandable explanations and discussion. plan to visit him…read moreanytime on medical condition requires his service..

Unbelievably kind people make this cancer journey tolerable. The facility is welcoming, clean and…read moreeasily accessible. Valet parking is a God send and again the personnel, from the valet parking team to the doctors are professional, kind, caring, and knowledgeable. My husband is going thru infusion chemotherapy so we have been here for the first of 6 treatments. The care team are so receptive to his needs and works to minimize his side effects as well as treat them when they have occurred. Services that can be accessed include art and music therapy, Behavioral Health, massage and a resource library. Not the place we want to be but the care and concern from everyone is fantastic

Doctors are great and attentive. Staff friendly and helpful…read more The building is beautiful with the stained glass windows. The office is spacious and clean. They are up to date with the most accurate cancer care. They have options for your diagnosis. The doctors listen to your concerns and are caring. Each staff personnel takes as much time as needed with you. They are quick to assure your comfort.

I have been a patient of Dr. Poorkay's for about 10 years and he is by far, the best Dr. ever! He…read morehas both, great bedside manner and very intelligent. His staff is pretty amazing as well... Especially the young lady that does labs! She's the best stick ever!

Before my primary care doctor talked to me about the possibility of starting testosterone, i had no…read moreidea what an Endocrinologist was. (If you're wondering the same thing, it's a hormone specialist). Though i'm sure there are probably lots of reasons to see a hormone specialist, this review will mostly be for FTM guys and you curious yelpers who want to look through the window into the world of trans. I walked into the first appointment not knowing what to expect. I'd not done any real research and, if we are being honest, i wasn't totally mentally prepared to start T that day.. which is what i thought was going to happen. When i arrived, the staff were very welcoming and friendly. They used the "he" pronoun without me even asking them to. They also asked what my preferred name was, but at that point, i hadn't thought of a preferred name. They let me know that whenever i decided on something new, just let them know and they'd update it in my file. (flash forward 5 weeks when i did have a preferred name -- they updated it not only in their office records, but also in the Norton records -- so all Norton network folks would be informed) So, what to expect if you're seeing the Endo for the first time: 1) they will weight you and take your vitals before putting you in an exam room. The nurse that always does this is really chatty. She shamelessly flirts and really builds up your self-confidence. I naturally have a pretty large head (that's what she said), but i think lots of guys would really feel great after interacting with her. 2) Dr. Poorkay will come in and ask you family history and relationship questions. He's basically gauging if you have a support system in place. He'll refer to you in person and in his notes using your preferred pronouns. He'll tell you what's required to start T: a. a letter from a therapist (if you need one, I recommend the doc in my TransList bookmarks) b. blood tests -- a lot of them. (they will write the order and tell you there is a lab right down the hall. i recommend talking with your insurance and knowing what will be covered. I needed 9 tests - things like a lipid panel, T-Free and others i'd never heard of. if you don't have insurance or have a really high deductible, see my review of Any Lab Test Now) 3) You won't leave your first visit with a prescription. He made a follow-up appt for 5-weeks out. 4) When you return with your letter and lab tests, you still won't get a shot that day. He'll ask you a few more questions, give you the chance to ask all the questions you spent the last 5 weeks thinking of, then you'll leave with a script. I was disappointed with this, but i understand that they can't give out the serum in the office. 5) AFTER you fill the prescription (i recommend the "Good Rx" app to find the most affordable pharmacy), you'll have to return to get your 1st shot. They require that you either come in each week for the shot OR have someone administer it for you. If you choose the latter, you'll save time and money, but that person will need to come with you to be shown by the nurse how to do it. 6) Dr. Poorkay will schedule a 3-month check in, which will require lab tests again. This is to make sure the T is effective and nothing else wonky is going on with your hormones. After that, the visits will be less frequent, maybe once or twice a year. Lastly, since his office is a part of Norton Healthcare, you can log into your "my chart" to look over your appointments, lab results and to send messages to Dr. Poorly or his staff. They typically respond within 24-48 hours. 4 stars just because i wish information like this had been available to me before starting the process. The staff are great, Dr.Poorkay is great and i'm so grateful to have been able to pretty seamlessly start T. **I've created a TransList bookmarks list for other Trans Guys on a similar journey. Best of luck fellas. There are lots of great trans friendly businesses and health providers around louisville. how lucky are we? :)