Daniel Morris's Online Review Report Card

Exceptional experience. Dr. Morris saved my mother's life back in 2010-2011. My mom is diabetic, insulin dependent, so her chemo had to be corrected very often, because it raised her blood sugar dramatically, in that situation Dr. Morris was very professional and did his best, my mother is still his patient and sees Dr. Morris every six months. We want to Thank Dr. Morris with all our hearts!!!

Dr. Morris is the best in any field. He practices the old way of medine, thorough, time, and listens.

Me and. My wife,are both patients ofmDr. Morris. Dr Morris is my Oncologist Dr. and he will be until he elected not to treat me any longer. My wife has the same opinion we both like, respect and love him Francisco P Rodriguez Sara E. Rodríguez

Dr. Morris is an excellent doctor. He spends time with you and answers all my questions.

Florida Cancer Specialist is the worst conglomerate of doctors I've ever seen. I was tossed back-and-forth between two offices trying to get an appointment. I can't even tell you the whole story because it is the most incredibly worst experience I've ever had and I don't want to give them my time and expressing what happened with me and their company. They're all about the money and I mean BIG MONEY. The staff is extremely untrained or just don't care. I would rather die slowly of my cancer than to be treated the way these uncaring, pompous people. Hopefully I can find a good oncologist in the Bonita Springs/Naples area that is not tied into this group of car salesmen and their stupid staff. My cancer is important to me. This racket is HUGE, AND I MEAN HUGE if you get my drift. Never, ever.

Pompous . Asked questions only to get the "eye roll" or completely ignored if he did not like the question I was asking. Do you know Oncologists are the ONLY doctors allowed to make money on medicines prescribed AKA "chemo". Oncologists are allowed to charge whatever they care to charge for chemotherapy. Also Dr. Morris does his own in-house chemo . Dr. Morris also sells CANDY-BARS in his waiting room. Any one given a cancer diagnose knows right away to NOT eat sugar for sugar feeds cancer. How concerned can this Doctor truly be in curing you of cancer if he is selling CANDY BARS in his waiting room - either very naive or very evil - have not made up my mind yet.

Dr. Morris has spent a huge amount of time with me and my family discussing my cancer diagnosis (which is very rare) and treatment. Do you have any other doctors who give you their cell phone number and call you back within 15 minutes on a Sunday?

Dr. Morris was the primary care oncologist for my father who died two years ago of pancreatic cancer. All clinical tests and imaging at Naples and a second national cancer center was consistent with dignosis of adenocarcinoma pancreatic cancer, but repeated attempts to obtain biopsy specimens for pathology diagnosis were unsuccessful. Dr. Morris refused chemotherapy for my father for *over a year* without pathology. A metastatic lesion was finally accessed- too late for anything but palliative treatment. Discussions with well-educated family were condescending and pompous. Nothing but pain, frustration and Morris medical bills for patient and family.