Sushil Mehrotra's Online Review Report Card

Dr Mehrotra and his staff helped my Father's Lung cancer with bone mets go into remission. The staff secretary, Emily was always very kind to both of my elderly parents including my mother who has Alzheimer's disease. After you go there for awhile, they start to feel like family. The nurses giving the chemo and in the offices do a great job. Often they are really busy but they take the time to visit and make the patient feel welcome. It is a tough environment emotionally,they soldier on.

The Dr was very nice and friendly and so was the staff. I still have to have the special blood work n x ray. And maybe bone marrow. But I'm not having the bone morrow unless they put me to sleep or give me something to make me not care. I've had shots in my back bone from head to butt and nerves burned as that Dr said hot enough to cook a turkey. But I was with my mother in law years ago and she was the strongest woman I knew and it hurt her very bad.

Kind, caring, investigative Physician. Provides quality care. Staff is caring too.

in my opinion, he did not give the patient the best care possible....

Dr. Mehrotra was my Dr. for a very long time and I think he is the greatest dr ever. When I was diagnosed with Ovarian cancer at the age of 15 he was a comfort to have the one thing about him that is great he is up frint and treats you with compassion and dignity if my cancer would ever return he would be the one I would be calling. I am now 37 yrs old and have been in remission for 22 yrs and thanks to him. So without him I would not be here writing this.

He was great when caring for my mom. He showed that he actually cared for her. He was more than willing to answer any questions that my mom or I had. He was able to explain it in terms that I could understand.

I thought this doctor was good. He explained stuff the way I needed it to be explained (when asked). He showed that he actually cared about my mom. I would recommend him to anyone.

I have had mixed feeling with the Dr I took both my children to her and she is very brief in telling you what u really need to know. My youngest daughter was very ill last year and I couldn't get her into see her until 2 days after she was sick. She would not provide my oldest with the menactra shot until she was 14 when recommended age is 11. I decided to take my kids elsewhere and my daughter was given the menactra and other shots she was to receive at age 11.

This doctor has a terrible bed-side manner. He was very arrogant and condescending when attempting to answer to questions for a terminal pancreatic cancer patient. He was very vague with the patient and family regarding the type of cancer and possible treatment options/lack thereof. He did not attempt to explain the full ramifications of the chemotherapy that he recommended for treatment.