The 10 Best Oncologists near Omaha, Nebraska

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From the wonderful Lab people to the scheduler the experience at the treatment center is outstanding. I have had the pleasure of dealing with everyone from the front desk to nursing staff to financial to great volunteers to other medical staff as well as my Dr. and please don’t forget the very welcoming valet and inside screeners. If I were in a position to give them all a raise, I certainly would. All of my experiences have been terrific especially since we are not necessarily dealing with happy situations. Many many thanks to everyone here at the Nebraska Cancer Center. Your help, generosity and compassion are greatly appreciated. Best regards and please stay safe. Kathy McMichael

What a wonderful surgeon! He took his time and did an amazing job. We were lucky to have been assigned to him.

I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Tierney. He is very caring and compassionate. He listens to concerns and helps to reach a solution. He was able to complete my very difficult surgery without any complications, and also robotically vs. having to do an open surgery. I am forever grateful for his expertise. His staff is great too.

Dr. Buddharaju is the epitome of extraordinary care. His attention to detail, vast knowledge, and capacity to treat the whole patient is unsurpassed. He has been a life saver for my son and I would trust him with any of my family's care!

Dr. Block is a very caring, knowledgeable, wise Dr. She listens, easy to talk with and is very friendly. She has treated to numerous stroke syndrome and am doing good for her care.

Very professional from the very beginning. Dr. Crotzer allowed me to have a say in my care and for me that is huge. His bedside manner is fantastic.

Dr. Lindau is a terrific physician. He is extremely knowledgeable and I trust him completely. He has a great sense of humor which is important to me. I highly recommend him!!!!

Starts out great especially if you are responding. Very caring and encouraging. But as soon as your response is grim and treatments aren't helping at all- not and empathy or encouragement at all, PA talks to you more then he does, and he may not say 5 words to you. I dont know if he take it as a personal attack on him as a dr or what if your dying and getting worse as time goes on. But certainly not a very good attitude for a patient, or their greiving family. Because with a terminal illness you already are greiving.