I first started seeing Dr Patterson in January2009 when I was diagnosed with lung cancer. Dr patterson and his staff have become like family to me. When an employer can retain staff it means to me that the Dr is loved by his staff. I feel so blessed having Dr Patterson since he has worked with me agressively with my treatments. I am now working on my 5th time with cancer and have total faith that I will beat it again with Dr Patterson and his team by my side. I recommend this clinic and the staff. Dr Patterson has always been attentive to my needs and checked in on me when I was in the hospital for other concerns. He and his staff have in my opinion gone the extra mile when it comes to me.

Submitted July 4, 2015

Dr.Patterson and his staff have always been so helpful and supportive throughout my entire care. I am currently in remission and owe it all to the speed and accurate care i received. Melissa helped often with the financial end of it and Laura provided such concern and care i felt as though they are a part of my family. Would suggest anyone who is in need of excellent care to visit them. Love the new name also.

Submitted Feb. 1, 2015

When my primary care physician told me that the results of the biopsy indicated cancer, he immediately referred me to Dr. Patterson. During my first visit with him, I expected a typical doctor who'd tell me what the treatment would be without a lot of explanation and then be on his way to the next patient. Imagine my surprise in meeting a physician who patiently explained what I had, how he wanted to treat me and let me know immediately that he cared about me and was very concerned. He did not leave the room until each one of my questions and concerns had been addressed to my total understanding. Over the course of the next year, I was adopted by Dr. Patterson and his staff and became as part of the family. Enough cannot be said about the positive attitudes that Carol, Diane and Maria display when you enter the office or how caring and solicitous Laura and Stephanie are when you are in the treatment room. When I was worried about finances, Melissa explained all of my options and went out of her way to help me so that I could focus on the matter at hand.When my husband was diagnosed last year, we immediately sought Dr. Patterson's guidance. I wanted him to see a doctor we could trust to know the best treatment plan for him. Dr. Patterson saw my husband frequently as his treatment wasn't tolerated as well as mine was. But a year later, it appears that we're both in remission for the time being and we thank Dr. Patterson and all the girls for their being there to help us.I wouldn't hesitate for a moment to refer someone dear to me to Dr. Patterson. If my husband and I have to again face this disease in the future, he will be the doctor who treats us.

Submitted Jan. 21, 2015

I went to Dr. Paterson for low ferritin. I was down to only one. First infusion OK. He kept giving me iron infusions with no regard to what was happening to my hematocrit levels. I keep getting sicker and sicker. When I complained he had no clue what was wrong with me. I got worse and worse. I wanted to die I was so sick from what this clueless Dr. was doing to me. He wanted to blame depression. Finally my wife convinced me to go to her doctor. Immediately he said your hematocrit is to high! It was over the range. I lost count but I had about 12 or so phlebotomy's to undo the damage that clueless Dr. Paterson did to me. I was so sick and his staff was often inpatient with me. My condition didn't help, I was so confused and so sick I couldn't even think straight. Blood work is supposed to be his specialty. There really is no excuse for this level of ignorance and malpractice.

Submitted Jan. 6, 2015

At age 36, I was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. Dr. Patterson was very aggressive with my treatment. He spent a lot of time explaining everything to my daddy and me. He never left a question unanswered. After surgery, he suggested another round of chemo. My body responded differently. He ordered blood tests. After diagnosing a bacteria in my port, HE personally contacted me on a Saturday morning to instruct me to go to the hospital. He had already made the arrangements. He told me the name of EVERYONE I would encounter once I arrived. If left untreated, the bactetia would have been fatal. He saved my life.When he left Bond Clinic, I cried. Now I am a 6 year survivor. I would recommend Dr. PATTERSON to anyone who needs an exceptional oncologist. - Tammy

Submitted May 7, 2014

In the past 7 years I have been to 3 VA Hospitals and a couple of other doctors in an effort to get my physical problem corrected with no success. Within a few months Dr Patterson has corrected my problem with extreme success. I feel better now than I have in many years and it was due to Dr. Patterson's expertist. I would highly recomment Dr. Patterson to anyone with physical problems such as mine.

Submitted Nov. 26, 2013

I CERTAINLY DISAGREE WITH THE NEGATIVE COMMENTS ABOUT DR PATTERSON. HE TOOK SO MUCH TIME WITH ME, ANSWERED ALL MY QUESTIONS AND MADE ME FEEL TOTALLY COMFORTABLE AND SAFE WITH HIS KNOWLEDGE. wHEN i FIRST APPROACHED HIS STAFF, THEY WERE ALSO EXTREMELY HELPFUL. WHEN I HAD MY TREATMENTS, I WAS TREATED LIKE I WAS THE MOST SPECIAL PERSON THERE AS I NOTED THE OTHER PATIENTS WERE ALSO. I WILL CONTINUE GOING TO HIM AND HAVE ALREADY RECOMMENDED HIM TO OTHERS.

Submitted Aug. 3, 2013

I found what the other responses stated were completely false. I have been going to Dr. Patterson since he moved here. He is very smart and caring. He explains things in details. His staff is wonderful and caring. I would recommend any to try him.

Submitted July 23, 2013

Dr Patterson is extremely rude. He does not share information with you or want to talk about different things such as alternatives. He is not concerned with questions you may have in the least. He shows no empathy at all. Plan on reporting him to the State Medical Board without a doubt. His office staff are horrendous. They do not handle things in a timely manner at all. Often, they do not even return calls. Totally inappropriate.

Submitted Feb. 1, 2013

My wife was stage IV with lung cancer and bone cancer, in in great pain. She didn't want chemo because it would only make her sicker. He was aloof and often didn't even bother to reply when spoken to. Desperate, my wife had great hope that he would be the one to help her with the pain. He cut off her pills. I remember her crying as she hung up the phone after calling for a refill. If there is such thing as a low point in a person's slow, painful cancer death over 2 years, this was it. His office smelled very peculiar like some kind of nasty incense.

Submitted Sept. 23, 2012