Dr. John Lyle Wagner, MD

Dr. Wagner is extremely conscientious intelligent and experienced. His demeanor and kindness put me at ease. I can not express how grateful I am to Dr. Wagner.

Dr. Wagner is very thorough. We are happy with his care.

Dr Wagner was very thorough and kind. He was very patient and compassionate.

It is curious that the negative review writers blame Dr. Wagner for the alleged deaths of their relatives. You can bet that Dr. Wagner did his very best to treat the alleged patients but even he is not a miracle worker (newsflash: nobody is). If those bad reviews are real (and not fake, as I suspect), your relatives died from incurable cancer, not Dr. Wagner's wrongdoing. He is the best of the best, otherwise Jefferson would not have hired him. They have the strictest standards in the city! Fun fact: Dr. Wagner CURED me even though other oncologists had told me that I would probably die.

The bad reviews are fake news and were not written by sophisticated people. Wagner is brilliant, sincere, ethical, and sophisticated. He is up on the cutting edge therapies and genuinely wants what is best for his patients. He literally cured my stubborn, deadly cancer. He has an impressive resume and his SAT scores were nearly perfect.

Told me my father would recover well and I would be saving his life except he died. SO NO I DONT THINK HE DID HIS JOB WELL NOR I NEVER SEEN HIM AGAIN AFTER THE DONATION OR EVEN HIM OR MY DADS DOCTOR LIKE THE PERSON SAID BEFORE HE SHOULD HAVE HIS LICENSE REVOKED

Aside from the fact that "Dr." Wagner conducted HIGHLY risky and experimental failed treatment, an established hospital is asking for complete patient records and he and his team of "doctors" are not providing it . probably because they are trying to hide their 1. Incompetence 2. Errors 3. Malpractice. the institution we are at now cannot believe what they have seen so far and say they have never seen such horrible treatment. success rates for bone marrow transplant is 98% . he wants to make his name by playing with people's lives. The university's that gave him his accreditation should be ashamed.

He really values my time, and tries to be punctual. I am rarely kept waiting without the staff coming in, to explain any hold-up. Once he comes in for the exam I never feel rushed. He will explain anything, as technical or plain-language as I need. He keeps up with all the latest clinical trials, even if they are not at Jefferson ("his" hospital). He'll answer any question - doesn't make me feel like a pest, or a uninformed layperson.For a very intelligent MD, he doesn't have that "God complex" many doctors have---he will respect my wishes and use them in his plan of care.