Texas Oncology, as a whole, is not what I would consider a quality medical corporation. Priorities seem to favor profit over patient care. While it's not considered malpractice to have a non-specialist as your doctor, it's not a good idea either. When you have cancer, you want a team focused on your illness, rather than one focused more on administrative efficiencies and maximizing their profits.
I do not recommend Texas Oncology. I was assigned an oncologist who was not a specialist in my form of cancer. When I switched to another facility within the same group, the same thing happened again. They seem to go out of their way not to tell you these things. Rather, to try to gain your trust more as a car salesman would do.
"See our nice office?" "Aren't we friendly?"
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