Dr. Tiffany Lee Beck, MD

Dr. Tiffany Beck is a godsend! I’m a complicated patient who is on blood thinners, and I needed an urgent hysterectomy. I’ve been told by other OB/GYNs that I’m too high-risk for them. As soon as I met Dr. Beck, I knew I was in great hands. She was kind and reassuring and answered all my questions. Surgery went smoothly, and I went home the same day. I felt so great the next day that I had to constantly remind myself not to do too much and that I’m still recovering. I didn’t end up needing any pain medication after the hysterectomy because I didn’t have any pain, just a little abdominal soreness as if I had a good workout. I am so very thankful for Dr. Beck, and I highly recommend her.

Highly recommended to me by another Dr I trust. I’m sure her skills are top notch, but despite presenting as sweet, is very arrogant about what she plans to do and communication is severely lacking. Most office staff and nurse I was connected to, the same.

Patient has the right to chose what procedure if any offered by Dr. Beck is suitable for her. Unfortunately, her office chemo nurse, her PA and herself only push to perform procedures done by Dr. Beck, or her hospital, or her doctor friends. They should have more sympathy and consideration for a patient with cancer who is already stressed. If a chemo patient refuses to have a port placement, then give her other options like PICC line or her own difficult vein rather than "my way or highway".

I felt I was in excellent hands with Dr. Tiffany Beck OBGYN Oncologist as my surgeon. Unfotunately, the office is the worst doctors office I have been to. These are some of the issues: 1. The person I was suposed to deal with had a non working e mail and message system. 2. Prior to surgery I was not notifed that my insurance aprooved the surgery. I camped out in the office twice trying to get answers. We showed up for surgery not even knowing if the surgery had been aprooved. Ofcourse we all arranged to be off work and set everything into play. 2. I have been requesting a letter from the office so I could freeze my gym membership and postpone travel. I requested this prior to surgery. I called this past Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. On Friday I was provided a note with no letterheaded. I am supposed to be resting. 3. I wanted to make sure Dr. Tiffany Beck had all the blood work prior to surgery. No one would return my calls. This was another reason I camped out… in the office. I am very grateful she saved my life. Yes, she saved my life. However dealing with the office is like a third world country. This is not an over exaggeration.