City Of Hope Glendale Radiation Oncology's Online Review Report Card

I cannot say enough about the friendly staff, extremely professional, courteous, and accommodating. Allowing them to care for your cancer is knowing that you are in good hands. Bless City Of Hope and their staff. I would give them 100 stars if I could

The best place to treat your cancer period Dr. Kazlauskas is the best radiologist in LA Highly recommending

Amazing staff! My mom came here and she had a positive experience. Dr. Linas was great and explained everything throughly.

Fantastic facility. Keep in mind that my only visit has been a consultation, but it was an excellent experience nonetheless. Welcoming and warm front desk staff, clean office, and they're very willing to work with my schedule. My nurse was lovely (I forgot her name, unfortunately), and Dr. Yeh was INCREDIBLY informative, thorough, kind, and put me at ease in a very scary situation. Definitely impressed. I'm a few months away from radiation, but knowing that I'll be coming here for my treatment makes me feel a lot better about getting through chemo first.

This is a real review by a real patient. Just the word, radiation therapy, is scary and can be terrifying if you don't have the right people looking out for you. You need people with experience and knowledge. You need people who are a cohesive dedicated team. You need people who are responsible and who are dependable. You need people who express caring, kindness and compassion, as well as, genuine conern for you as a person. You need people who can sympathize and empathize with your situation. Well, that's what you'll get from City of Hope, Glendale Radiation Oncology. They work tirelessly to make sure that you feel comfortable. Starting from day one my fears began to dissipate when I met the office manager, Virginia was sitting at the reception area, she was very welcoming and wears many hats. Once I was taken to a room by assistant Sylvia, the welcoming continued. Sylvia took my vitals and talked to me in a way which was very comforting. After, she left me in the exam room...I didn't have to wait long, when this awesome doctor, whom I never met came into the room and welcomed me and called me by name, as he introduced himself. He extendedhis hand and said,"Hi!, I'm Dr. Yeh, nice to meet you, I know that you have a lot of questions". He made the best first impression ever, he has a big personality and a big heart to match. Dr. Yeh, took his time with me and answered all of my questions. questions. He is very professional. Oh! did I forget to mention that...I was crying almost the entire time. Still, Dr. Yeh, was comforting and reassuring. He explained so much and he's so funny, after a while I had stopped crying and was laughing...yes, actually laughing in the radiation office. I have nothing but respect for everyone in this office. Peter, Jonathan, Lynn and Jeremy are the technician's who'll assist you through the treatment process. They are very respectful. Also, there is Andrea, Tina, and Alyssa, they are very patient, loving, kind and they really do care. Thanks, Tina for always making sure I had water. I am incredibly grateful to the entire wonderful team at City of Hope, Glendale Radiation Oncology, for all they've done and continue to do for me and other patients.

Well let me start by saying Receptionist is nice but office is unorganized i had a follow up but they don't call you to confirm hot mess I always have to call to be on top off it theyy dOnt listen to your schedule i had radiation last year and when I learned i had to go 5 days a weekk I asked to give mecthe earliest or latest appointment due to me still working during this devastating breast cancer then I wait for them to start my radiation i had to call them to get it taken care of and to find out they made my schedule time 1-2 seriously anyway the nurses are great but she definitely tries to be funny but unfortunately we are dealing with cANceR and joking isn't the way to make is feel less sad and they don't have email to contact them and yeah just wasn't satisfied with them they always seem lost on patients information