Dr. Carlos Jesus Cano, MD

This office discriminates against anyone who has a religious exemption from vaccinations. Someone may end up suing them for this stance. Their staff was courteous and we went in for the exam to establish a primary doctor. The doctor was nice and completed the exam but toward the end kept pushing us about getting her vaccinations up to date. I explained my daughter has severe autism and had a seizure following an immunization (at the time i did not know I could get an exemption form...hate myself for being so naive) and also that we do not believe in them and have a religious exemption form from the state. He refused to take the form and completed the exam and we left. I received a phone call later that day saying that their office is PRO vaccination and if she did not get updated on her vaccines they will not take her as a patient. I will find another doctor. This is outright discrimination against our religious beliefs, not to mention a slap in the face with the underlying assumption… that I am uneducated about my decision to not vaccinate. I originally gave her the first immunizations because I though I did not have a choice if I wanted her to go to school or daycare, but this is a lie. You have the right to file for exemption at any local health department. My religious beliefs, in conjunction with real research ( into the damage caused by vaccines and my information is supported by studies and research NOT funded by pharmaceutical companies that are obviously biased) should not be something that falls under the pediatricians area of concern. They are obviously more concerned with the kickbacks they get from pushing their drugs and agendas on their patients that they have taken a Hippocratic oath to do no harm.

Very good doctor. Old school. Feel confident to bring your child to him. In my opinion he deserves a nicer office.