I only had good experiences with Dr. Elliott and staff.
She is very personable and reassuring about my condition.
I have to pay out of pocket, but it's worth the peace of mind I receive.
Would I rather spend this money on a vacation and not have my health.

Submitted March 26, 2015

After my initial mammo, Dr. Elliott did a sonogram. I asked her what else it could be if it wasn't cancer and she said, "Oh, it's definitely cancer." I realize she deals with cancer on a daily basis, but I think it was a cruel way to give me the worst news of my life. I subsequently had a lumpectomy, sentinel node biopsy, chemo and radiation. When I went back to her after all that, I asked her about my biggest fear - recurrence. She told me it would be MY fault if my cancer recurred because I was overweight. When you've gone through so much, and are scarred, burned and bald, to hear those words said by your doctor is beyond cruel

Submitted Nov. 18, 2013

I have been a patient of Dr. Elliot's for many years and have never failed to be impressed by her skills as a surgeon and the courtesy and professionalism of her staff. I have had two surgeries performed by Dr. Elliot, the last was a lumpectomy for breast cancer. There are few doctors more caring--she takes the time to discuss any issues or concerns you may have. There are even members of her staff who are charged with reaching out to you following your treatment. This is a rarity in today's world. I am indebted to Dr. Elliot for alertly diagnosing my cancer through an ultrasound (it was not yet visible on the mammogram) and managing my cancer treatments. I am blessed to have her as my doctor and have recommended her highly to others. Dr. Elliot is a godsend to anyone struggling with cancer and always provides forthright and honest advice to me. There are few words to describe the extent of her skill, concern, and professionalism. I am lucky to have her as my doctor.

Submitted July 25, 2011

This center fails to go by their own protocols. When finally pressed about a palpable lump they got somewhat angry, as they were going to let the patient go on her merry way because their scans didn't show anything. One typical biopsy later and we had a stage 1 cancer to remove (their proposed biopsy couldn't even be performed according to the second surgeon as the was nothing to be seen in a scan to guide them) 6 months and 3 trips wasted.

Submitted May 3, 2011