Kirti Jain's Online Review Report Card

My mother has been seeing Dr. Jain for several years, and my husband has been going to the cancer center even longer. Dr. Jain takes his time with us and makes sure he answers any questions we have.

Treated me like family. Excellent care!

Everyone there including Dr. Jain is so kind and understanding and they aways answer all my questions.

I have had six women in my family that Dr. Jain has treated over the last twenty years. One of my aunts has been cancer free for over 15 years. he is so caring@ one of mu aunts had breast cancer and passed when she was thirty-nine and during her last visit Dr. Jain told her if she had anything she wanted or needed to to do so and get her affairs in order! needless to say my aunt just started to cry and I told him i was stepping out he said fine, when I went back in she was no longer crying. as I was leaving the exam room i saw him putting his arm around and was consoling her. He came out and told me what was going on and what I needed to do to help her. How many doctors do you know that does that? He is doing my maintenance treatments now so that I wouldn't have to go to UK every three weeks for a half hour treatment. I couldn't believe he remembered me and my aunts from years ago! Dr. Jain I am so grateful my family found you for their treatments and mine! May the good Lord who the Lord gave you the skill and knowledge to heal all the patients who you now treat and all the new ones in the future! God Bless you!!

Dr. Jain made me feel so much better about my diagnosis when I met him for my first visit. He gave me options and explained every one of them so well. He really knows his stuff!

5 Star experience every appointment! Dr. Jain and all the staff always make me feel that they truly care about me. I recommend them to everyone!

My family and I all agree he is why I am still here today. I've been a patient here for over 25 years.

Can't thank him enough for saving my life!

He is the best!

In 2000 I developed breast cancer in my left breast & then had it removed. Then 5-6 lumps went to my right breast. After that I started chemo treatments. 9 years I was cancer free. In 2009 it came back in my neck, then to my lung to Lymph nodes where I had chemo off and on. I said �God�s going to cure me�. I had a lot of support from my family and Dr. Jain. I put him up there right with my family. Dr. Jain - if it wasn�t for you and god I wouldn�t be here. I think keeping a positive attitude and being optimistic helps a lot. Dr. Jain and his whole staff have treated me with honor, respect and support. I love them dearly. ABCC is the only place to go.

In 2000 I developed breast cancer in my left breast & then had it removed. Then 5-6 lumps went to my right breast. After that I started chemo treatments. 9 years I was cancer free. In 2009 it came back in my neck, then to my lung to Lymph nodes where I had chemo off and on. I said �God�s going to cure me�. I had a lot of support from my family and Dr. Jain. I put him up there right with my family. Dr. Jain - if it wasn�t for you and god I wouldn�t be here. I think keeping a positive attitude and being optimistic helps a lot. Dr. Jain and his whole staff have treated me with honor, respect and support. I love them dearly. ABCC is the only place to go.

At 19 years old I was diagnosed with a type of Lymphoma (Non-Hodgkins). For the next couple of years my life was pretty hectic, with 2-3 appointments a week, treatments and college classes. After a month of being diagnosed, I started my chemotherapy and had a severe reaction and ended up in ICU for a few days. Once I got throu the first treatment we made a few adjustments and everything went smooth after that. 10 months later we started radiation in my neck and chest. radiation wasn't awful but was a struggle being the first treatments of the day at 7:30am and being in a Biology class at 9:00am in Morehead. Other than a constant sore throat for 6 months the gas bill was the wort part (lol). Since radiation ended i have one CAT scan per year and a few doctor checkups per year and have been in remission for 11 years. I'd like to thank Dr. Jain and staff for the help and support. He is a great doctor and very knowledgeable/confident about cancer and their treatment. The friendliness of the staff and doctors. Also the way Dr. Jain delivers information, its direct to the point but in terminology anyone can understand.

At 19 years old I was diagnosed with a type of Lymphoma (Non-Hodgkins). For the next couple of years my life was pretty hectic, with 2-3 appointments a week, treatments and college classes. After a month of being diagnosed, I started my chemotherapy and had a severe reaction and ended up in ICU for a few days. Once I got throu the first treatment we made a few adjustments and everything went smooth after that. 10 months later we started radiation in my neck and chest. radiation wasn't awful but was a struggle being the first treatments of the day at 7:30am and being in a Biology class at 9:00am in Morehead. Other than a constant sore throat for 6 months the gas bill was the wort part (lol). Since radiation ended i have one CAT scan per year and a few doctor checkups per year and have been in remission for 11 years. I'd like to thank Dr. Jain and staff for the help and support. He is a great doctor and very knowledgeable/confident about cancer and their treatment. The friendliness of the staff and doctors. Also the way Dr. Jain delivers information, its direct to the point but in terminology anyone can understand.

wonderful and caring

wonderful and caring

I can (and regularly do) recommend Dr. Kirti Jain to others. He is personable, caring and highly knowledgable in his field. He was very honest with me and my wife, never giving us any false hopes. Sometimes the wait is a little long, but the reason is that he spends as much time with each patient as is needed. I have no problem waiting on someone who takes time to answer my questions and explain my situation. I really believe he cares! He spoke in terms of "average survival time" and always resisted giving any concrete ideas of survival time. God has used Dr. Jain and his professional staff to prolong my life nearly six years since my diagnosis. Average survival time for my type of metastatic colon cancer is 18-22 months. I have been blessed to be touched by the "Great Physican" and to be treated by a wonderful, caring, professional oncologist.

I can (and regularly do) recommend Dr. Kirti Jain to others. He is personable, caring and highly knowledgable in his field. He was very honest with me and my wife, never giving us any false hopes. Sometimes the wait is a little long, but the reason is that he spends as much time with each patient as is needed. I have no problem waiting on someone who takes time to answer my questions and explain my situation. I really believe he cares! He spoke in terms of "average survival time" and always resisted giving any concrete ideas of survival time. God has used Dr. Jain and his professional staff to prolong my life nearly six years since my diagnosis. Average survival time for my type of metastatic colon cancer is 18-22 months. I have been blessed to be touched by the "Great Physican" and to be treated by a wonderful, caring, professional oncologist.

He saved me.

He saved me.