Dr Manoj Agarwal, MD, MBA

My Mother was seen by Dr Agarwal for small cell lung cancer. He would not allow her to get cancer treatment while she had cdiff. After speaking with Stanford Doctors, that wasn't true. He had such poor bedside manner, he thought it was appropriate to say my mother was "still obese" to us (her children) and her after she lost a third of her body weight. He had zero expression of compassion with sub par bedside manner. His nurse with the long gray hair thought it was appropriate to sit across the hall while patients were receiving chemo and able to watch her and brush her hair repeatedly while their hair was falling out. The entire crew were an absolute S___ show and I would picket outside the office it makes me so angry. The absolute worst experience while dealing with cancer. I hope they get removed from practice. Its been 6 months since my mother passed away and I still have the urge to picket and tell my mothers story to his patients. He absolutely SUCKED as a Dr. and has NO business caring for patients. ZERO.

My Mother was seen by Dr Agarwal for lung cancer. He would not allow her to get cancer treatment while she had cdiff. After speaking with Stanford Doctors, that wasn't true. He thought it was appropriate to say my mother was "still obese" after she lost a third of her body weight. He had zero expression of compassion with sub par bedside manner. His nurse with the long gray hair thought it was appropriate to sit across the hall while patients were receiving chemo and able to watch her and brush her hair repeatedly while their hair was falling out. The entire crew were an absolute S___ show and I would picket outside the office it makes me so angry. The absolute worst experience while dealing with cancer. I hope they get removed from practice.

My Mother was seen by Dr Agarwal for lung cancer. He would not allow her to get cancer treatment while she had cdiff. After speaking with Stanford Doctors, that wasn't true. He thought it was appropriate to say my mother was "still obese" after she lost a third of her body weight. He had zero expression of compassion with sub par bedside manner. His nurse with the long gray hair thought it was appropriate to sit across the hall while patients were receiving chemo and able to watch her and brush her hair repeatedly while their hair was falling out. The entire crew were an absolute S___ show and I would picket outside the office it makes me so angry. The absolute worst experience while dealing with cancer. I hope they get removed from practice.