Have been curious about moving to Jacksonville from South Florida. I'm curious about the doctors there...oncologist, of course. Who is happy with their doctor and treatment and hospital...and could you name "names"...please...just want to do a little snooping.
Doctor, afflicted hospital, etc.
John
Good morning John 😎
I’ve been going to the Jax Mayo for nearly 4 years now. My M.O. is Dr. Winston Tan. I’m very satisfied with both him and the entire Mayo organization.
Hope that helps. Have a good day!
Mark
I go to UF. Dr Balaji in the urology dept. he spends a lot of time with me and the staff is very helpful
Malecare, through our nonprofit, The National LGBT Cancer Project, was part of the 9 member The Committee for Fair Visitation at Jackson Memorial. It was formed in light of Langbehn v. Jackson Memorial, Lambda Legal’s lawsuit on behalf of Janice Langbehn and her children who were denied visitation with the children’s mother and Janice’s partner of 18 years, Lisa Pond. While Lisa lay dying in the hospital for eight hours, Jackson Memorial refused to accept information from Janice about her partner's medical history. Janice was informed that she was “in an antigay city and state,” and she could expect to receive no acknowledgment as family. Other than one five minute visit, which was orchestrated by a Catholic priest at Janice's request to perform last rites, and despite a doctor's acknowledgement that no medical reason existed to prevent visitation, neither Janice nor their children were allowed to see Lisa until nearly eight hours after their arrival.
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How often do you see your MO in a year? Just curious.
Does anyone see a doctor who is well-versed and experienced with managing BAT treatments?
Anyone Else Here with Ductal Type Advanced Metastatic Prostate Cancer Stage 4 Gleason 8 
You who still have your prostate. What is your lowest psa when in/after treatments? today is the second radiation treatment (out of 25) for what my new radiologist is calling Oligomatastic* stage 4 prostate cancer.
