Dr Vanscoy was the leader of my friend's medical team while she navigated her experience with breast cancer in 2009. He was...and remains...congenial, professional, collaborative, empathetic, precise, compassionate, experienced and profoundly intuitive. I describe him as the leader of our medial team because that is exactly the role he adopted. He was not an administrator of treatment...not the director of events. He invited and coached us through the process and...while he might have known our decisions in advance...he allowed us the opportunity to reach them together. Please accept the confidence he radiates and take comfort with the knowledge that he will explore and advocate options most consistent with your aspiration.

Submitted May 12, 2013

When my Mother had a mastectomy, several years ago, he did not send her for chemo or radiation. The issue never even came up. She now has metastized cancer in her bones. I was told by other doctors that that would have been standard pracatice.

Submitted April 27, 2010

Dr. Van Scoy Mosher answered all of my questions and made me feel comfortable in dealing with a challenging situation. He was supportive and concerned throughout the process.

Submitted April 23, 2009

Dr. Michael Vanscoy-Mosher SAVED MY LIFE - He is an extraordinary, caring doctor who NEVER looks at the clock, nor leaves me until any and all concerns have been addressed. I am now an 11 year survivor of breast cancer, and my gratitude knows no bounds.

Submitted March 23, 2009

i found this doctor disinterested in client concerns. He gave me the impression that his time is valuable and mine was not. The time he spent with me, including examination was so rapid that when my husband came into the office to discuss my health issues five minuites later, i had had blood drawn, been seen and examined by the doctor and was standing by the elevator -in shock! This happened multiple times untill we decided to look elsewhere.

Submitted Aug. 31, 2007

Van Scoy-Mosher cost me my life as I am as good as dead. He is not careful.

Submitted June 25, 2007