Jorge Ayub, MD

I am always taken on time. The staff are the best. Always upbeat and caring. It can’t be easy doing what they do. They always take time. I don’t have cancer, but my husband did and received incredible care there. Highly recommend!

had an appointment today at 1pm found at 2pm he was not there yet i left

a doctor who will listen. i researched a lot about what i was there for. he listens. known him for appx. 14 years. would recommend only. iam 72. never had cancer, yet. would go to non other. everyone else in that facility excellent.

Let me say this: I'm well. I wasn't in 2006. Stage four CLL. Therapy was aggresive and I went to partial remission and felt good. After three years and routine O/V the CLL returned. Therapy for six months and then a bone scan to check on the status - it revealed a transformation - I call it a miracle - the CLL transformed to HD [Hodgkins]. The new therapy was ordered and it was eight months long. A four-agent therapy that really was tough. My recovery is steady, but not rapid. I was in weakened condition, but I slowly improved. He was strong and good. The best. I'm well & happy.

Well informed regarding specific illnesses and sanctioned treatments. Better follow-up and monitoring of patients peripheral conditions related to chemotheapy would be useful. He is formal and should not be identified as non-caring or a poor communicator. Dr. Ayub is a committed doctor.

Doctor has many patients, and has limited time. Also he has several locations, and can only spend a little time at each. I cannot get an explanation of why he is treating my condition with the tests and meds he prescribes. He may be "too important" to discuss his decisions with you. Don't question him and you will get along, you may be dead soon, but you will get along.