Donna Kleban's Online Review Report Card

Dr. Kleban is a wonderful surgeon. I had interviewed two other surgeons and Dr. Kleban beat the others by a long shot. She thoroughly listened to my needs and concerns and then explained details on various options— not just the option that is currently what most doctors are doing. She helped me weigh the pros, cons, and risks of each and took the time to educate me on exactly what would be involved. And she’s the most caring doctor I’ve been to. No one wants to have to have surgery, but Dr. Kleban made me feel confident that I had made the best decision. I highly recommend her!

Best surgeon I’ve had. She really cares about her patients—she listens to her patients needs and takes the time to educate the patient on options and risks and helps the patient weigh what will best work for the patient. Other surgeons are supposed to do that, but they really don’t. She instilled trust and made me comfortable that I was in the right hands. I highly recommend her.

I had a consultation today with Dr. Kleban she is the one to go to!!! I was diagnosed with breast cancer and was scared and worry but the moment you walk in her office your worries start to disappear as her staff makes you feel welcomed and appreciated then when you finally meet DrKleban she makes any remaining worries disappear completely I left her office feeling the same way I felt before I was diagnosed. Worry free!! That’s how a good doctor should make you feel, she is thorough, does not rush you and makes sure you understand what your medical problem is and gives you options and solutions. She makes you feel like family.

Best caring, compassionate doctor you could ask for. She was inspired by God 20yrs ago and saved my mom that's is still there. Her way are different she really put her self in your shoes. May God continues guiding her. The staffs is amazing i really wish the now medical field could take example from them .

This office has been sending me medical bills every single month for my mothers 'whopping' 40$ statement. My mother has been dead for almost four years. I have called and told them this, even sent them a copy of her death certificate amd I keep getting billed even though they said after a death certificate they would stop harassing me. Imagine getting a bill in the mail EVERY MONTH and being reminded of the person you lost. I would really love a response from this office as to why they continue to harass me when I've provided all of the documentation they askeod for. *Update. I am STILL receiving bill's after I sent a copy of my moms death certificate ( which I was told would stop the letters) called atleast six times to remind them of this, and noone returns my calls to explain why I'm still being harassed. Shame on you!!!!! Patients and their families deserve better than this!!!! Disgusting.

My mother found Dr Kleban for her breast cancer surgery. My mother was always looking for successful women to work with in every aspect of her life, so Dr Kleban seemed just that. My first impression of Dr Kleban involved her short, dismissive responses to my questions about my mother's safety during the upcoming surgery. This was to be major surgery and neither my mother nor I felt safety questions should have been out of bounds. But Dr Kleban took particular offense to being asked pre-surgery questions and responded to both of us in a very demeaning, defensive, sarcastic, and insulting way that lead me to feel that if an attending nurse or staff member pointed out something safety-wise to her in the operating theatre, that she wouldn't hesitate to belittle and demean that person just as she did to my mother and I. Which meant to me, there would be no chance of any speaking up by staff if anything were going wrong during the surgery. A patient can't reasonably evaluate a surgeon's skills in the operating theatre, but a blatant disregard for the norms of safety throw up a pretty big red flag to me. In my profession, I absolutely expect my subordinates to speak up and point out any safety issues they see immediately to me. I expect no less from a surgeon. I asked my mother to consider another surgeon after our unpleasant pre-operative meeting with Dr Kleban but my mother felt that there wasn't time to start the process over. I would never have gone forward with surgery for myself by this doctor after that meeting. Needless to say, my mother's surgery was a disaster from her point of view. She was devastated by what was done to her in that surgery. My mother kept asking me to look at pictures to "see what she has done to me..." but, not only am I squeamish about these things, I also didn't feel comfortable looking at my mother's breast pictures. When my mother finally succumbed to her breast cancer, she had left a letter she wanted me to mail to Dr Kleban to let her know just how much her botched surgery had devastated her, in addition to dealing with the cancer. How betrayed she had felt. Dr Kleban's flippant view of safety that she displayed to us and crass insults for even asking about safety prior to the surgery; with the horrific results of the actual surgery, are one of the few insights a patient can actually have into the competence of a surgeon. I would stay away from this doctor. And when you do find another, ask plenty of questions about how they feel about safety, and what to expect.

My mother found Dr Kleban for her breast cancer surgery. My mother was always looking for successful women to work with in every aspect of her life, so Dr Kleban seemed just that. My first impression of Dr Kleban involved her short, dismissive responses to my questions about my mother's safety during the upcoming surgery. This was to be major surgery and neither my mother nor I felt safety questions should have been out of bounds. But Dr Kleban took particular offense to being asked pre-surgery questions and responded to both of us in a very sharp, sarcastic, and insulting way that lead me to feel that if an attending nurse or staff member pointed out something safety-wise to her in the operating theatre, that she wouldn't hesitate to belittle and demean that person just as she did to my mother and I. Which meant to me, there would be no chance of any speaking up by staff if anything were going wrong during the surgery. A patient can't reasonably evaluate a surgeon's skills in the operating theatre, but a blatant disregard for the norms of safety throw up a pretty big red flag to me. In my profession, I absolutely expect my subordinates to speak up and point out any safety issues they see immediately to me. I expect no less from a surgeon. I asked my mother to consider another surgeon after our unpleasant pre-operative meeting with Dr Kleban but my mother felt that there wasn't time to start the process over. I would never have gone forward with surgery for myself by this doctor after that meeting. Needless to say, my mother's surgery was a disaster from her point of view. She was devastated by what was done to her in that surgery. My mother kept asking me to look at pictures to "see what she has done to me..." but, not only am I squeamish about these things, I also didn't feel comfortable looking at my mother's breast pictures. When my mother finally succumbed to her breast cancer, she had left a letter she wanted me to mail to Dr Kleban to let her know just how much her botched surgery had devastated her, in addition to dealing with the cancer. How betrayed she had felt. Dr Kleban's flippant view of safety that she displayed to us and crass insults for even asking about safety prior to the surgery; with the horrific results of the actual surgery, are one of the few insights a patient can actually have into the competence of a surgeon. I would stay away from this doctor. And when you do find another, ask plenty of questions about how they feel about safety, and what to expect.

My mother found Dr Kleban for her breast cancer surgery. My mother was always looking for successful women to work with in every aspect of her life, so Dr Kleban seemed just that. My first impression of Dr Kleban involved her short, dismissive responses to my questions about my mother's safety during the upcoming surgery. This was to be major surgery and neither my mother nor I felt safety questions should have been out of bounds. But Dr Kleban took particular offense to being asked pre-surgery questions and responded to both of us in a very demeaning, defensive, sarcastic, and insulting way that lead me to feel that if an attending nurse or staff member pointed out something safety-wise to her in the operating theatre, that she wouldn't hesitate to belittle and demean that person just as she did to my mother and I. Which meant to me, there would be no chance of any speaking up by staff if anything were going wrong during the surgery. A patient can't reasonably evaluate a surgeon's

Dr. Donna Kleban is an amazing surgeon. She made me feel comfortable and really took good care of me . I refer everyone that needs surgery to go see her. The staff there made you feel welcome and relax. Highly recommend her.

Dr. Kleban done my surgery back in 1993 after in had my first child...she was amazing she kept me comfortable during the procedure before and after...gauld stones ...