Dr. John Soper

Awful Doctor. Not bedsides matters. He is awful awful awful.ma very bad Doctor chews gun. He is in a hurry to see you. Does not answer questions. Does not listen to you. A very bad Doctor. O stars

He is not a good doctor. Does not spend time with you. Awful surgoen. He mess me up. Now I have to live with it. I go to somebody else because of him. I do not like him

Awesome Dr Soper did a wonderful job providing surgery for cancer that was found. I highly recommend Dr Soper

a very awful doctor. he damage me after he done surgery on me. have to live with it the rest of life. a awful doctor. has not bedside matters. awful md. poor service you will get from him and his staff. he is awful. I changed doctors. because o he is awful awful awful

An excellent doctor who really cares about his patients.

I had my first visit with Dr. Soper at 22 years old. Visiting an oncologist is terrifying to anyone, especially a college girl. He is so kind and caring. His nurses and staff are supportive and encouraging. I have waited up to 20 minutes but I feel that he spends a little extra time talking with patients when they need it most and that means a lot to me!

Dr. Soper, Jenni and Mary have been wonderful additions to our family. We use their names as if they will come to dinner at any moment. The care, concern, attentiveness, and professionalism surpass all expectations. I have been in the Health Care profession since 1989 and have observed and been a part of alot of great care and I find myself in awe, still, of the love and concern shown to my mother and my whole family. We are grateful and pray for the talent of Dr. Soper's team to impact as many families as possible that must endure the journey of cancer and chemotherapy. Team Soper is wonderful and I am grateful for their commitment to my favorite person, My MOM!

He did my ovarian cancer surgery came in to recovery stood across the room said you have cancer turned around and walked out. Later came to visit me in my room, said and we dumped cancer cells in you accidently during the surgery. No bedside manner. Wouldn't do surger at Rex had to do it at UNC where I had a lot of problems.

We had 3 different diagnoses within a 1 and 1/2 week period. He scheduled surgery before the first biopsy results were in. He said that taking 15 to 50 pelvic and aortic lymph nodes would not make a lymphademic problem worse. Was a complete hysterectomy plus removal of all (or maybe all - we still don't know how many were taken) lymoh nodes necessary? If you want information and time, this is not your guy.

3 different diagnoses in 1 and 1/2 weeks. Scheduled surgery before biopsy results. Gave new diagnoses in preop. Has not seen patient since surgery ...