Dr. Neeraj Bharany
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Punctuality
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Knowledge
Arkansas Oncology Associates PA
180 Medical Park Pl
Hot Springs, AR, United States
71901
180 Medical Park Pl
Hot Springs, AR, United States
71901
No Phone Number Provided
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Facility Affiliations
Dr. Neeraj Bharany's Credentials
Education
- Med Coll, Guru Nanak Dev Univ, Amritsar, Punjab, India (Grad. 1992)
Insurance accepted by this Doctor
Other patients have successfully used these insurance providers, please call the Doctor's office to find out if your insurance plan is accepted.
Bakery & Confectionary Union Plan
Blue Cross / Blue Shield
Champ Va
Cigna
Commercial Insurance Company
Connection Dental Network
Humana
Medicare
National Elevator
I agree with the other reviewers that Dr. Bharany is a physician who has a wonderful bedside manner and truly cares for his patients. That is great for a family practice physician but a patient needs more when dealing with a potentially life-threatening illness. When dealing with cancer, a patient needs a doctor with the latest in medical expertise.. My experience with Dr. B is that he discouraged us from seeking a second opinion. To me this signifies insecurity. When specifically asked about his educational background, he refused to answer, saying it wasn't important. Excuse me??? In my opinion, a doctor's education is more important than his bedside manner. What good is a nice bedside manner if the doctor is not aware of the latest advances in the treatment of cancer? He told us he used "tried and true" treatment rather than "new-fangled" treatments. The best place to seek treatment is a teaching hospital where clinical trials and cutting-edge treatments are available, some of which are not yet accessible to physicians in the community. If you want your hand held, a local physician is great. If you want the best chance of successful treatment, you need to go to a major medical center such as UAMS, M.D Anderson, Southwest Medical Center in Dallas or others. You CAN have compassionate treatment with the latest medical advances.
Submitted Feb. 23, 2016