Oncologists - Knoxville, TN

"I was sent to Dr. Martin by my urologist upon a diagnosis of stage 4 prostate cancer. Dr. Martin's office has been easy to work with, through six rounds of chemo. He was on top of the latest research that suggested early chemo was better than waiting. He shared the research article with my urologist, who hadn't heard about it yet. As a result, I took the chemo. He also negotiated with the insurance company to get approval for a more expensive chemo drug that is easier to tolerate and more effective than the cheap one. This made chemo much easier on me than it could have been. Dr. Martin is always willing to take the time to listen to may many questions and provide thoughtful answers. He is cheerful and communicates well. The worse thing about their Parkwest office has been the parking, but they are building a new office nearby that will get rid of that problem. Highly recommended doctor and overall practice."

"I am undergoing treatment for melanoma with Dr. Faulkner. His direct yet compassionate approach to the treatment of my cancer is greatly appreciated. Typically, I wait fifteen minutes or less to see him once I have been taken to a treatment room. In addition, his nurses and Case Management Worker excel. I highly recommend Dr. Neil Faulkner (and his staff) and appreciate that he is my healthcare partner in this journey."

"In my first meeting with Dr. McCall at UT/Knox, I found him to be polite, professional, extremely knowledgeable, very frank & honest, warm-hearted, patient, positive and compassionate. Traits that few medical experts possess and I found him to have them all. Those qualities gave me a level of confidence & peace of mind in trusting him with my case. As a result, he will be heading up my upcoming bone marrow transplant. Good Lord willing, all goes as well as my meeting with him did. With God leading the way and Dr.McCall’s expertise? I believe it will. "

"Dr Mosley should not be in oncology medicine. He is the least qualified and compassionate doctor I’ve ever met. Due to his lack of attentiveness and follow up, my husband was not able to have surgery, which was the only cure for his cancer. His tumor markers suddenly elevated and were missed by dr Mosley. My husband discovered them once he started having symptoms six weeks later. Too late. He was diagnosed with a very aggressive cancer that can only be cured by surgery. Had dr Mosley looked at the labs he would have seen the elevated tumor markers. My husband could have had surgery and possible lived. And then he tried to blame shift the computer system and the lab team. Wow! Seriously, beware. He is not trustworthy. Be your own advocate. Do not trust this man."