Salim H Jabbour, MD

At first the level of attention and care was quite good. However, during subsequent preparatory visits and for a procedure, I experienced much longer wait times, a late procedure start time and shorter consultation periods where he'd have one foot out the door while I was asking routine follow up questions. A member of the staff at the facility mentioned that he is known for being late so, unfortunately, in my case it resulted in a lack of sincerity during a very worrisome time and perhaps a little more as I also experienced a painful follow up symptom that was not typical of the type of procedure that I underwent, which he was unable to help with. I've since switched physicians for assistance with the problem. I realize medicine is a volume business these days though so take this for what it's worth.

Dr. Jabbour saved my life. Stage 2 colon cancer and about as depressed as a human being could be. I was one of his last patients in his residency. I love this doctor. He impressed me in the beginning and has never disappointed me. I travel 45 minutes just to see him. Awesome - simply awesome. I have written my Cancer Survival story in a book called The Triumph Book. For a copy of the book or the Triumph Program, go to www.thetriumphbook.com/laurapasley Yes, he is in the book!

Dr. Jabbour has a great bedside manner, which is really necessary in his field. I've never felt like just a "case" to him, but always very "humanized". I highly recommend him.