Dr Hasani has been my treating oncologist for 3.5 years. I presented in 2020 following extensive orthopaedic surgeries to my humerus, femur, and hip. I had very advanced cancer with about 20 bone mets. The fact that I’m writing this review is testament to his skill as a medical oncologist. He also diagnosed a completely unrelated new cancer last year, and treated it with combined chemotherapy and radiotherapy. He is prompt, smart, and respectful and kind. I understand my treatment plans and feel well-supported by Dr Hasani.

Submitted Jan. 3, 2024

Dr’s should have empathy especially in this role, when dealing with patients whi are hanging in between lufe and death.
This doctor lacks this serious skill!
My brother was very young 31yr old and fighting his cancer until the day this doctor, very abruptly told him that he doesnt have long to live. Upon this, my brother declined very quickly and passed away.
Please, my advise would be to change to another dr if he is going to be your dr.
Very rude, not empathetic and not caring at all. I inow for sure i will never be able to forgive this dr of how he handled my brothers case.

Submitted Dec. 18, 2023

Dr Hasani is very professional and caring he’s even called me on Christmas Day to check how I was after treatment this is above and beyond for any doctor

Submitted July 20, 2023

A kind and caring practitioner; I found him to be very knowledgeable and answered all my fears and concerns about my chemotherapy. He also gave me options to modify my treatment regime if things become too debilitating for me. He never rushed the consultation and it was no dramas waiting a little longer to see him, knowing full well, that he would give you his full attention during the several times I met him. He was also kind to my wife who was present during the consultation, answering all her queries as well. I would say he is one of the best doctors I have met and would recommend him highly to any person needed chemotherapy treatment for their cancer.

Submitted Feb. 5, 2023

Very easy to understand, answers questions in layman's terms, don't feel rushed, feel like he is on top of things.

Submitted Jan. 31, 2023

Dr Hasani is so kind caring and helpful and always there to help
He’s the best oncologist
Big thank you

Submitted March 29, 2022

When I first met Dr Hasani he answered my questions and was very straight forward which I liked he seemed very knowledgeable and talked me through treatments I’d be having he’s very kind sometimes funny and listens when I wasn’t to well with treatment side affects he actually took the time to phone me Christmas Day and checked in with me to see that the treatment he was giving me was helping to me any doctor that would take the time to ring you on Christmas day is very caring indeed I trust DR Hasani 100% wouldn’t want any one else to look after me thank you

Submitted Dec. 13, 2021

My father was under his care for over a year. He has a very strange personality. He lacks empathy and compassion. He also makes you feel stupid for asking simple questions. A oncologist is dealing with people who are mostly dying and some compassion and a different tone would be great. The nurses in Oncology are great however his main receptionist is so rude. I don't think she gets it either that she is working with people who are very unwell and dying. If your gut feeling tells you to seek another oncologist I would go with that gut feeling. Rest In Peace Dad! I love you xx

Submitted Nov. 29, 2021

Thank you for your care and compassion. Both my wife and I have been treated by this very knowledgeable doctor.

Submitted Oct. 22, 2021

Treats you like you are just a number not a person,Told my mum she had Mets in her lymph nodes which she didn’t.While having immunotherapy and chemotherapy she was vomiting,losing her hair and lethargic and he processed to tell her that none of her symptoms are from his treatment of chemotherapy and immunotherapy.Yet they are all side effects.Anytime she asked questions he would just brush them off and make her feel she knew even less about what was happening then when she went in.There is no way anyone should feel they are nothing especially when being diagnosed and confronted with a disease they know little about.He needs to be removed as an oncologist and should not practice medicine ever again..A bit of empathy and compassion when dealing with people who are in your care can’t be to much to ask for

Submitted Sept. 7, 2021