The Center For Cancer & Blood Disorders's Online Review Report Card
The Center For Cancer & Blood Disorders - Medical City Arlington
4.7
Average Star Rating
347
Total Reviews
2
Recent Reviews
3
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Accepts Medicare
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Review Summary
The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders received 89.9% positive feedback, with patients praising the caring staff, attentive doctors, and personalized treatment. However, 10.1% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing communication issues and long wait times. Overall, the center is appreciated for its empathetic care, yet it needs better administrative processes.ScoreDoc Score
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List of The Center For Cancer & Blood Disorders's Reviews
Good luck dealing with the office manager. Make sure you take lots of notes. But,I called MediCopy and was given the correct information. They were great at explaining what I needed. And trying to locate my paperwork, that I guess never got there. But Chris was extremely kind and helpful. Thank you Chris for your kindness and patience.
I am writing to express my deep concern and frustration regarding the current no-visitor policy that has been NEWLY enforced at your cancer clinic. As the caregiver and advocate for my mother, who is undergoing weekly cancer treatments, I find this policy not only unnecessary, but inhumane. Cancer drastically alters a person’s quality of life. For patients like my mother—who must already endure physical and emotional exhaustion, constant appointments, and the fear that comes with a life-threatening diagnosis—being forced to attend treatments alone adds to their burden. The isolation is cruel. This policy is especially distressing given the fact that many cancer patients are immunocompromised and must already live in isolation outside the clinic. Denying them the comfort and support of even one family member during treatment adds another level of suffering—one that could and should be prevented. In addition, many patients—especially those who are fatigued, overwhelmed, or experiencing side effects—may not have the strength to advocate for themselves or retain all the information shared during their visits. A single support person can be instrumental in helping them understand and navigate their care plan, ask questions, and feel emotionally supported. I urge you to immediately reconsider and revise this policy to allow at least one designated support person to accompany patients to their appointments. This change would be a humane and reasonable adjustment that reflects empathy, compassion, and respect for the dignity of those enduring the fight of their lives. If you, or any of the “Board” members who agreed on this policy took one step in a cancer patients shoes, you would NOT have agreed to enforce this. Instead NOBODY advocated on behalf of this patient population.
I felt cared for and listened to by all of the staff and doctors. I highly recommend The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders for anyone that is diagnosed with a terrible disease. The staff is amazing!
I am a new patient. I am trying to get a diagnosis. Had blood work done. Insurance requesting medical necessity to cover charge. My insurance office sent request to Dr Skiba. Nothing has been done. I have attempted by phone, email and fax to reach office a total of 7 times and NO call or response. Have bloodwork due at the end of the month and Labcorp has told me they will not take the draw with a balance and require this letter to cover appointment . I can't even start to say how disappointed I am in this Dr. Office.
I was referred to The Center on Magnolia to see Dr. Vasques in February. I was labeled as “urgent” and it took 2 weeks of calling to get a call back. Once I finally got a call back, I was told “we will not speak to you until you get insurance.” (My husband got laid off and we lost insurance) Which I understood and got what they had recommended me to get. Then for weeks I would get 1 response a week that was little to no help. I finally got to talk with the patient coordinator. She was very hateful and not helpful at all. I kept asking what the next step was and she told me “that’s on the patient to figure out.” What that woman didn’t know, I know someone that works there and they heard the whole conversation and how she spoke to me and about me afterwards. I gave up trying to get in to The Center (even though the Doctor was highly recommended) and found somewhere else that not only got me in within a week, treated me like a human. My cancer may have only been stage 1, but it is no reason to treat someone so poorly. I’m sure Dr. Vasques is amazing but, she really needs to look into the staff that is hired.
Dr. Ross is very professional, patient, amazing bedside manner, kind and courteous. As well as his staff and facility!!! Very organized, efficient and helpful 👌🏿👍🏿😀👏🏿
Best darn doctor for the job to get done right. Certainly God sent🥰
Worst visit ever! The doctors rush you and the front staff is incompetent! No thank you!
Wonderful staff and especially the nurse who call to check how I was doing. However, my follow up appointment was canceled two times, and it has been difficult to coordinate this last appointment due to the holidays.
I can understand having a family emergency. But u need to callall the people that have appointments with that doctor and cancel. But when u take off work for an appointment and get to the office and check in. And sit there for almost and hour and then tell u. That is not good. SERIOUSLLY........
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