The care was second to none. Dr. Fontaine described everything regarding my surgery, so no…read moresurprises. I've recovered beautifully and feel great. I've never felt nervous or worried. Thanks so much to Dr. Fontaine, I can enjoy my family even longer because of him and his team!

If there were a higher rating I would choose that. I cannot say enough good things about Dr…read more Fontaine and the staff at Moffitt Cancer Center. On March 8, 2022, Dr. Fontaine performed a mid-lobe lobectomy on me for remove a tumor in my lung. He is not only an amazing surgeon, but is a true professional and compassionate doctor. He considered all aspects of my and my family's concerns and my recovery. The staff at Moffitt Cancer Center was caring, responsive, and thorough. All questions answered and my physical and emotional comfort was top priority. I couldn't be more grateful. Jan L.

Although we see this radiation oncologist often this was first time at this new location. Small…read morewaiting room with nice variety of coffee available. Staff are very friendly and professional. Office and treatment rooms are very comfortable and clean. Dr. Koval is wonderful and explain everything very well. Not a place I wish we had to frequent but glad we found this medical practice as we have been very happy with the care this far.

Everyone is so helpful. The medical professionals are not only professional but care and ask how…read moreyou are doing and take time to listen. We were so blessed to see the doctors here for a rare cancer. Anyone fighting cancer, definitely give Mofffitt a try.

Very pleased with my first few visits...when you have cancer...you want to know your in the care of…read morethe very best. I was impressed. Moffitt is polished, professional and everyone puts you at ease...No stress which was nice...they truly appear to be top of their patients...The valet service is a nice touch upon arrival...There were lots of kind faces, smiles and assistance to help patients effortlessly navigate such a karge network.. They make you feel important to them, like you "matter" there. The surgery appeared to move flawlessly, communication and care were top notch. It's now post- surgery...that's a lot different...I'm "waitng" on results...and my first "post op" conversation with my surgeon is 4 weeks out...WAY too long to wait and wonder...it's very stressful and there has been no one check8ng back in with me in almost a month....That has been a bit depressing and stressful. My life truly has felt stalled and on hold. I get that sadly they are so busy...however, I expected more since this is my first cancer experience and that I held Moffitt to a different standard which is my fault I guess.

At 68, I developed triple negative breast cancer, a very aggressive form. After chemo and a…read morelumpectomy, Dr. Silver pronounced me "cured". (Maybe she thought I was a ham?) Two years later, the tumor reappeared at the lumpectomy site. Because I had had radiation, a mastectomy was required. When I had asked her about the benefits of a mastectomy vs lumpectomy, she retorted,"Why would you want to look like a flat-chested boy?". Eventually, it became metastatic and I ended up with 2 mastectomies. I'm glad to learn that she retired so she can't harm anyone else.

Dr Silver cared for my mother when she had breast cancer. Ten years later, she cared for her again…read morewhen she had lymphoma. Five years later she took care of my special needs sister who developed multiple myeloma. The care she (and Meg) gave my sister, the extra love and patience for a special needs person, was beyond compare. They worked with us, her caregivers, long distance family, an ailing father and me. When breast cancer came my way in 2021, she was there. A familiar loving face with Meg at her side. The wear and tear on oncologists is tremendous and Dr Silver was a stalwart champion for my entire family. I shed tears when she retired three years into my treatment, and although I know I am in good hands with Dr Lunin, my heart wants Dr Silver and Meg...who were my family. I wish you the most peaceful retirement and thank you from the bottom of my heart for over two decades of looking after my family. I miss you!

Subject: People vs Rolando Plaza…read more Jay even Kathleen your own mother feels ashamed by what you did. Subject: Drugs murder Jay Arnold Dr. Florence p Arnold md Paul Ferrero Hallmark realtor and last but least Joel Garganera Cebu city councilor and his small penis , then maybe he should be called the least Jay invited me to visit him in Cebu even paid for ticket just to set me up, RJ put the stuff in my luggage but on jays' orders , well Carma caught rj and nemesis will catch jay . He knew I have hi blood pressure. His plan for me to be caught in airport didn't work, thank God but none the less when I found out what he had done I took a stroke and was left a cripple . Not too funny This same jay Arnold was a pastor in a born again church in northern Ireland after attending a bible school in peter head Scotland called new hope bible school where he also met his one and only legal wife Anita brown and there son Peter Arnold . 2 of Jays' kids went to McGill university Jason Arnold JR and his sister Erika Arnold there mother is Dr. Florence ( Pilar plaza) Arnold md stayed in Ossining NY, Pelham NY, Tarry town NY his bigamous marriagepastor Jay, is Jason Arnold dead murdered? and if so was it his in-law Cebu city councilor Joel Garganega or his present wife? if she is his legally, because the marriage is bigamous, his present wife Dr. Florence P Arnold md originally from Philippines. And what kind of incompetent police do the Philippines have they don't check it out yet they pay civilian's to kill other civilians', what shit is that. Jays son and grandson his first born son whom he has never spoken to because he abandoned his wife while she was still pregnant is president Duterte a fucking cowardly rat piece of shit who can only sanction the murder of little children and let foreigner's Jay Arnold go because he's the brother in-law of Cebu city councilor Joel Garganega and married Dr. Florence plaza Arnold originally from Philippines but now lives in Canada Duterte you fucking cowardrat. Is the Phillippino police the most corrupt in the world or just incompetent. Now be good little police and check if Jason Arnold has been murdered but don't just rely on the word of his bigamous wife Dr. Florence P Arnold or his in-law Joel Garganera Cebu city councilor .Or could the Phillippino police have killed him. Jay also went out with Stella McCartney he got to know her when some of his workers done the work in her shop in Manhattan he also done work renovating one of the rockafellas sumer retreats on long island NY not bad when you consider his brothers situation check( youtube) then Michael O'Rourke sligo also has other brothers john , Jude O'Rourke and Ollie McGowan. And there is his other in-laws Paul Ferraro who works for hallmark as a realtorthis is 2Emails sent to me from Jay's son Peter .hello, I know this might seem very strange getting this message from me but the closest I have been able to get to finding my dad, ..... ...... is finding you. I have been without him all my life as I'm sure you know and it feels like a very big part of my life is missing. all I'm asking you to do is contact ..... and let him know I want to make contact. I want to make contact. you have no idea how much this would mean to me. message me back asap please. thank you, I am very eager to meet him or to at least make contact. 2nd message please help me you have no idea how much of my life is missing. imagine if you had never met your dad the one person who could help you find him wouldn't do it ? please this is tearing me up inside. peter. you know who you are, signed D. Jay Arnold father of Jason Erika James and Peter Arnold husband of Dr Florence plaza Arnold originally from Philippines jay originally from beach lawn maugheraboy sligo Ireland, wife works oncologist in either Watertown NY or Saskatoon aka Florence pillar Arnold in law Joel Garganega Cebu city . Jays son Jason went to McGill university. Jay took American citizenship as then he took Canadian citizenship as the husband of Dr Florence plaza Arnold he got married in the Philippines after getting a not so miraculous letter of freedom in sligo Ireland, from a priest called ray brown what he didn't know is Jason was married in N Ireland which is under the UK so the catholic priest wouldn't be able to know unless he was informed all this in turn making children's citizenship not legal. Jay also left his wife when she was pregnant with his first born. That is why there Is only1month between his 2 oldest Peter and Jason Arnold. Jay contact cousin I've sent this to thousands of different people and organizations its only a matter of tim befor the right person reads it and then we will see if you all continue to ignore me and I won't give up and even Joel garganera was with me in cebu I would like to know if he had any part in putting the drugs in my luggage and leaving me a cripple . try contacting that piece of shit who had dr

Dr Engelmann is an angel. He is the most personable doctor I have ever met! He knows his business…read moreand supports his patients with listening ears and compassion. Dr Engelmann is a rare find! My father received treatment at the Tampa office. He was treated with the utmost respect and gentleness. The staff know their stuff and will go out of their way to make sure you fully understand the treatments with care and confidence. Rest assured you are in the best hands Tampa can offer!

Don't go anywhere else, because these doctors and their staff will go the extra mile for you!!! The…read morecare, support, concern and confidence of medical care that we receive is the best! They truly do care and walk each day with you through all of the process, pain and emotional support that you need!

What a breath of fresh air & sunshine. When you are dealing with surgery, this is usually not what…read moreyou hear. Dr.C. Lago-toro is high energy, fantastic bedside manor, very honest & answers all of your questions. She is the surgeon that doesn't want to cause you pain! She has a wonderful team that she works with at St. Joseph Womens Hospital & St. Joseph North. Very good, friendly professional women's surgeon. I hope I never need her services again, but in case I do, I trust her completely. I will still be under her care, which is wonderful & secure. What's a girl to do? If you need a doctor or surgeon, make sure you like them & feel very comfortable with them.

My best friend has been receiving care for cancer for almost three past 8 months. They have been…read morekind, caring, patient, and thorough in taking care of her. Every time I visited her here they're always having a good time with my friend and cheering her up.

Our doctor was originally Dr. Alemany. Because of the type of cancer my friend had we were…read moretransferred to Dr. Mekhail. Let me start off by saying that when you have cancer it is never easy, but everyone here really tried to do their best to treat us with respect, care and professionalism. There is not much these people can do to change your circumstances but they do try to make their part as painless as possible. Dr. Mekhail's administrative assistant, Teri, is incredible. She keeps a thousand balls up in the air at once and never drops one of them. She comes to the phone when you call, she sets up all of your appointments for their office as well as for scans and blood work or any other testing done outside of their office. She has incredible follow through and she knows who you are when you call or come in. Thank You Teri. Dr. Mekhail's nurse and now part of the protocol research team is Tammy. During the first few appointments Tammy showed such kindness, patience, grace and offered us so much comfort that we will be eternally grateful. She was also full of information and little tips of how to deal with what was going to be happening. Thank You Tammy. In the chemo room a special thank you to Robert and Mel and there was one other woman, a black woman who I apologize - I don't know her name, who treated my friend with such tenderness and warmth AND expertise. You all made the rigors of chemo palatable. Thank you. There are times you will wait. They are incredibly busy. My friend grew impatient at the wait at times, understandably so, she was usually in pain, exhausted, nauseous and anxious. For me, sitting in the chair next to her, I understood the waits. So, There but for the grace of God go I, if I were diagnosed with cancer tomorrow would I go to the Cancer Institute of Florida? Yes, I would. Thank you all for your care during a difficult time.