Bertrand Anz III Md III, MD

While finding out you have cancer can be one of the scariest things in your life, Everyone in the office goes above and beyond to help you through this time.

I went to Dr Anz a few years ago, and was referred by my PCP for an abnormal CBC. I mentioned to Dr Anz that I had also had abdominal pain. He ordered a series of blood tests along with head/neck, bdominal, and pelvic CT scans. I went back to go over results and he said “you have too much of one kind of blood cell and a small amount of the other. It’s not anything to be worried about. Your CT was normal, but you have a little fat in your abdomen around your liver.” End of conversation. Another year goes by and the abdominal pain gets worse. My PCP orders more tests that result in a referral to a liver specialist. Liver specialist gets the CT report and it says “Enlarged fatty liver; suspect NASH. Confirm stage of liver disease with biopsy. Estimate based on size stage 2.” Actual diagnosis after biopsy? Stage 2 NASH. Also diagnosed with anemia and out on iron supplement. Based on my CT scan, Dr Anz missed a potentially fatal diagnosis. On my last appointment he… told me that my CBC was abnormal because I was obese and that I wasn’t anemic. He said he couldn’t help me. Translation, “I don’t want to see past your obesity to help you.” Luckily, I found a different Dr that did. I’ve since had bariatric surgery, and now weigh 177 lbs. Guess what? The NASH resolved, but I still have anemia. A simple OTC iron supplement has gotten my levels under control. Bottom line, don’t expect compassionate care if your BMI is more than ideal.

Count on a half hour to 45 minutes for a lab nurse to call you in. Then after they take blood, my average wait for Dr. Anz has been another half an hour.

He has been the only MD to address my anemia in a positive manner.

Dr. Anz is outstanding. He is young, compassionate, engaging and always takes time to listen to, and answer, all your questions. I consider myself lucky to have him as my oncologist and I would recommend that anyone with a new cancer diagnosis seek him out.

I've been seeing Dr. Anz for awhile now and I'm very pleased with him. Dr. Anz takes time answer all my questions and never seems to be in a hurry to get to the next patient. He seems to be a very compassionate person and I feel very fortunate that he is my chemotherapy doctor.

I have had one appt with Dr Anz and was very pleased. He seemed like a very concerned and compassionate Dr. I will start chemo treatment from him very soon. I truly feel confident that I will be getting the best care from him and his staff.