Who wants to go for outpatient cancer care? Certainly nobody (although it does beat in-hospital…read morecancer care), but Moore's Cancer Center makes it comfortable while you're there. Plenty of parking in adjacent garages. Nice lobby with helpful clerks. Wind your way around to the infusion center, where you're set up in a rather comfy chaise chair, complete with warmed blanket. Water and snacks are offered and available. Here a little longer than anticipated for your morning appointment? Lunch will be brought to you in a little tote: a sandwich, a piece of fruit and a drink. How nice. Nurses were capable and attentive. During the time we were there, I felt as if we were well taken care of and the visit went smoothly.

Dr.William Mitchell is a top notch doctor! He's very personable and a very caring man. He speaks…read moresoftly and very articulate in how he explains everything. We're very fortunate to have him in our corner right now.

The "Tree of Hope" in the Scripps Cancer Center says it all, "Hope lives here". Well, I "rang the…read morebell" here yesterday. Everyone on my care team has been outstanding -- doctors, nurses, physicists, and radiation technologists. Professional, caring, compassionate, helpful ... approachable. Communication is excellent -- in-person, by telephone, and through the myScripps portal. Located across Torrey Pines Road from the Scripps Torrey Pines campus, the Center itself is state-of-the-art in a smart looking building. The entry and main seating area are sunlit, bright and airy. Receptionists are welcoming and clearly patient-focused. There's no charge for parking. What more can I say? I highly recommend everything about the Scripps Cancer Center.

Dr Chen is my husbands doctor at Scripps Cancer Center he…read morehas nothing but great care and stunned about the negative reviews He has been going to De Chen for past 2 years and every step of the way Dr CHen has kept him updated. He has found the office experience, care quality and care exceptional

I saw Dr Kosty for a second opinion after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. Really…read moreoutstanding. Kind but honest and straightforward. As with all of the doctors I saw at Scripps, he explained things well and spent time with me. I was originally diagnosed at Kaiser San Diego. I chose to pay out of pocket and get second opinions at Scripps because I had such a horrific experience with Kaiser Urology and do not trust them. Second opinion at Scripps was worth every penny. Going from Kaiser to Scripps was like going from a ghetto bodega / store to Neiman-Marcus. I got such great explanations from Scripps and really appreciate the advice Dr Kosty and his colleagues gave me.

Intelligent. Up-to-date on all my medical records; prepared…read morefor my appointments. Thorough. Kind & Warm. Compassionate. I don't know how he stays so fresh and positive in his specialty.

This reviews reflects Dr. Banerjee's OFFICE. I was diagnosed with a form of cancer three months…read moreago, and was given a referral to him. I have called his office 7 times, and constantly been told that I will get a callback to schedule an appointment. That has never happened. I was even told on the 4th occasion, that my name was now at the top of the "list". Today was the 7th occasion I called. I was told that someone spoke with me last week, WHICH IS WHOLLY UNTRUE. I was also told that "the doctor would contact when he finishes looking at my case". So which is it? Did someone speak to me or does the doctor still have to review my case? Obviously, no one knows what is happening. By this point, I could be dead of cancer before he even sees me. Regardless if HE is a good doctor or not, his OFFICE is absolutely horrible and I no longer have trust in the facility.

Once again, a great experience with my bi-annual mammogram from start to finish over at Scripps…read moreDunn Breast Care Center in the Ximed building. I pay out of pocket and it's worth every penny. Friendly staff, tranquil clean environment, and state of the art pain free 3D digital Hologic machines. In and out just like that with a to go breakfast at Brick and Bell in the main lobby. Highly recommend.

Parking is a nightmare. Let's just start with that. The…read morestaff is extremely curt and rude. I think they must all hate their jobs. I admit I was 10 minutes late. But that is no excuse for every person in the building to be rude. I should have trusted my gut when I read the previous Yelp reviews. I will not be back.

I do not have enough words to express how amazing Dr. Marin Xavier at Scripps is!!!…read more I had a terrible experience at City of Hope! Doctors never reached out or knew my name after months, appointment were months behind and/or the day of your appointment the infusion rooms would be two to three hours behind. I chose to leave and find a new treatment center. I was blessed to find Dr. Xavier at Scripps in San Diego who was referred by a friend. She reached out within days, knew my history, was kind, compassionate, and willing to help. She is such a pleasure to meet with and always thorough in explaining what is happening; providing detail in terms we can understand. She responds to my emails the same day! She doesn't have her support staff reach out unless it's a basic question, like med refill. A cancer journey is horrid, and it takes an amazing doctor to make it a pleasant in knowing that your doctor is doing all she can to help and at the same time allowing you to have a voice in the decision process. Scripps Cancer Center overall is the best, but having a great doctor is the added bonus. Thank you!!!`

This Dr. here is the BEST DOCTOR I have ever met in my entire life. Her heart was born to care and…read moreit shows. My prayer is that she never becomes so routine that what makes her stand out never goes away. She connects with her patients and forms a bond unlike many other doctors. While others are practicing medicine she seems to have become a scholar in her field. She has never brushed me off and always make herself available. She has even called me to check on me. On a scale one to ten, I give her a million. If I had a word for her, it would be, "Continue being you and never become common in your field. YOU stick out like a sore thumb just being you! A Great Dr." Netreia Carroll

Excellent cancer care with Dr. Banarjee. Caring, well trained, upbeat staff…read more Stay away from Dr. Flores. Loved my surgeon, Dr. Olson.

Dr. Edna Flores at CCare in La Jolla for the second time & she did 't know anything about my…read morefile & X-rays. she kept on asking me what date I had Scans. She said the computer in her office has that information but we are in the examining room. It was apparent she knew nothing about my file. Never went over my blood test. I spend 15 minutes with her and decided she does not care about her patients and left..

She is an amazing Doctor! She has treated my mom with so much dignity, respect and reassurance! My…read moreonly wish is that she opened her own practice for breast cancer treatment team with oncologists for after care! She is the best in San Diego county and I can't praise her enough. ​

Dr Olson is wonderful however her staff isn't. They are very difficult to work with. They forgot to…read morebook a pre operation appointment and after my surgery (3 weeks post opp) I am still bleeding and have waited 4 business days for a call back.

My wife came here with stage 4 cancer, we did a lot of reviewing and saw this doctor office as a…read moregood option. However we unfortunately got Dr Tracey as our doctor. Dr Tracey experience has only be in the military and her experience was terrible. Although my wife's chemo has been going well we've had insane issues with Dr Tracey. She's miss prescribed multi medications ( one time the pharmacy called us and even refused to fill it because she prescribed an inhaler for a runny nose). She also has very limited knowledge in opioid & benzos, she will over prescribe and then under prescribe. She almost made my wife go through opioid withdrawal until I had to explain to her how opioids work. She's had my wife come into chemo and forgot to order her chemo drugs and we had to go home for 3 days. She's doesn't know any side effects and in facts we've had to explain to her what medications do what. It's pretty crazy that our chemo doctor doesn't know the chemo side effects. My wife and I both work in healthcare and were amazed how much education we had to give her as a chemo doctor. Upon asking for a new doctor to see because Dr Tracey at this point was messing with my wife physically, and mentally. Everytime she would call because she was out of meds she would have to argue with Dr Tracey who would always claim "I just prescribed your medication" and then would get into an actual argument with my wife for her then to realize she was wrong and then would order her meds. This happened 3 documented times. Today we asked to see a new doctor because of dr Tracey. She has made this entire experience 10x worse. It's very apparent she's not ready for this. After we requested to see another doctors office this office is telling us we're not able to see another doctor (even though there are plenty others). I've never been more disappointed with a facility and we are grateful we documented all the mistakes and malpractice Dr Tracey was apart of. We have requested to speak to another doctor but as of now nothing is happening. IF YOU GO HERE AVOID "DR TRACEY" SHES BRAND NEW AND TERRIBLE. Cancer is a serious thing and no one should be treated the way Dr Tracey treats her patients

Dr. Saleh is very nice, but get copies of ALL your labs and test results, and do your own homework…read morebefore trusting his diagnosis, and be prepared to advocate for yourself! I was referred to Dr. Saleh due to lab tests that suggested that I either had an infection or a rare form of cancer. (With my labs, the odds are +/- 85% in favor of an infection, but no one ever bothered to check further - the nurse practitioner at the PCP's office just shuffled me off to oncology/hematology, and once you're in that system, it's almost impossible to get out.) We spent almost a year and tens of thousands of dollars undergoing bone marrow biopsies, xrays and genetic testing, but the results just didn't match the diagnostic criteria for the rare cancer they apparently hoped I had. Since ruling out infection is one of the required criteria for diagnosing this cancer, I finally argued Dr. Saleh into running a few inexpensive tests for antibodies to several common bacterial and viral infections, and I had antibodies to more than a couple of them, which warranted further investigation. Dr. Saleh was amazed, and referred me to an infectious disease specialist - an obnoxious, obese man who refused to even examine me, because he said that based on his experience with previous patients, I was probably just a malingerer who was seeking a disability retirement! Ignoring the fact that my lab tests were off the charts, the infectious disease quack then called Dr. Saleh and suggested that I be referred to a psychiatrist, 'cause my problems must all be in my head! Dr. Saleh then said there was nothing more that he could do, except to diagnose me with cancer and put me on chemo. Thank goodness I refused the chemo!. A few months later, I began seeing a private doctor, and he put me on a low dose of a mild antibiotic for another issue. Magically, my labs improved significantly (although not entirely normal,) and stayed improved. This suggested that I probably had one or more infections - not a rare cancer. Fast forward another 3 years: In late 2016, I got pneumonia, and was given a really strong antibiotic, and suddenly, for the first time in almost 20 years, my labs were almost normal. In the year since then, my labs have repeatedly been almost normal. My response to antibiotics strongly suggests that I had an infection all along - an infection for which Dr. Saleh and his pals refused to treat me, and left me suffering for YEARS.

Day-of-treatment cancellation due to a "required" mammogram that was never disclosed. I explained…read morethis to Dr. Dominguez and asked to proceed with treatment that day, agreeing to complete the mammogram before my next treatment four months later. He refused. I had already paid for labs (which had to be repeated due to lab error). This was a failure of communication and patient-centered care. This was highly unprofessional given I was not at fault for their lack of communication.

Dr Dominguez and his staff are fantastic. Martha is also the best of the best. They are extremely…read moreresponsive and care so much about their patients. Super thankful to be a patient of theirs!!