Dr. Sandra Jean Taylor, MD

I recently had a new patient appointment with Dr. Taylor and couldn't be more pleased. I am no longer in active treatment, just wanted to establish a relationship with an oncologist after relocating from Portland. Dr. Taylor was warm and approachable and had done a very thorough review of my history. I never felt rushed as I have often felt with other doctors, and left feeling very good about the care I will get in the event of a recurrence. Everyone I interacted with was very pleasant and welcoming, and I was seen right on time - overall, a great experience with something that is often stressful or worrisome.

I recently had a new patient appointment with Dr. Taylor and couldn't be more pleased. I am no longer in active treatment, just wanted to establish a relationship with an oncologist after relocating from Portland. Dr. Taylor was warm and approachable and had done a very thorough review of my history. I never felt rushed as I have often felt with other doctors, and left feeling very good about the care I will get in the event of a recurrence. Everyone I interacted with was very pleasant and welcoming, and I was seen right on time - overall, a great experience with something that is often stressful or worrisome.

I could not have made it this far in my 4-year journey without the trust I have in Sandra Taylor. She is very professional, but also kind, attentive, and intent on what's best for her patients and their families.

She was an Angel sent from heaven for my family. Our father outlived anybodies expectations. Including his visit to MD Anderson. They told us the exact same life expectancy that Dr. Taylor told us and that she was being very aggressive and they could not argue with the treatment plan that she set forth. Extremely passionate Doctor.

Diagnosed a male Colon Cancer patient - no hope - 6 months to live. Go home and die attitude. Another oncology doctor selected for second opinion, and thus treated this patient. Patient is still doing great after surgeries and chemo/radiation 2 years later feeling good and still going strong...her outlook and presentation poorly delivered to patient and obviously wrong out come and diagnosis..We are so thankful for other caring oncology doctors who have a positive attitude, and care about individual patients, not just their next patient appointment for that day.