Dr. Rhodes is the best dr. a cancer patient could have. He is good with patient and family.

Submitted March 21, 2015

I can not understand the negative reviews. I have had nothing but excellent performance from Dr. Rhodes. Couldn't ask for better bedside manners and the care he extends to me and my family. He has always answered questions, not only for me but my family as well, and love his sense of humor that helps in times like this. Clearly very knowledgable and just down right knows his stuff!!!!

Submitted Feb. 6, 2015

DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVES ONES TO DR. TERRANCE RHODES FOR CANCER TREATMENT. This is the most un-caring and nonchalant physician I have ever know. Cancer patients , if not all patients, require special attention, attentiveness, concern, and you must genuinely want to help. I have never know such an physician who has absolutely none of these traits. My loved one has Cancer and he has treated her as if he was almost afraid to even touch her; as if she had a contagious disease of some sort. Cancer is taking over her body. He doesn't conduct test, doesn't examine her, doesn't ask about her progress or support her in any way. Another patient gave her a heads up once she seen how bad she was doing in such a short time and seen the concern on her face. Thank God, she will be seeing another physician before its too late. You should not be a physician if you are not genuinely concerned or don't have a love for what you do. These are peoples LIVES in your hands for God sakes. These are someone's loved ones.

Submitted Jan. 5, 2015

I was skeptical about Doctor Rhodes when I first met him, it only took a few minutes talking to him and my mind was at ease, he is very personable, knowledgeable, caring and took all the time we needed to answer mine and my families questions and concerns. Thanks to God and Dr. Rhodes my Leukemia is now in remission.

Submitted July 30, 2014

So far quite unimpressed with how my love one has been cared for by dr Rhodes. Cancer requires a proactive approach to dealing with side effects like the stress it places on liver kidneys as well as neutropenia. I personally wrote dr Rhodes an email requesting some interventions be put in place prior to these issues becoming too major. All dr Rhodes had to say was "it won't be a problem" each week as labs got worse and worse all he could say was "don't worry about it" now it's been several weeks since my loved one has had chemo because he refused to listen. How effective is chemo if it isn't given? Either this dr does not know how to deal with the complexity of the cascade of problems associated with chemo or simply doesn't care. This isn't about a bad outcome and me being disgruntled. Fact is this dr is either in over his head and doesn't know what to do or simply doesn't care to do simply doesn't care.

Submitted Sept. 3, 2013