Oncologist in San Francicso or O’day?

 Hi,

I HIGHLY recommend Dr. Steven O'Day at the Beverly Hills Cancer Center.

Dr. O'Day is a world renowned melanoma specialist who has specializing in research & caring for melnoma specialist for years.

He has been my doctor for over 10 yrs. He is kind and really cares about his patients. He can you with  "state of the art" of treatment. Dr. O'Day also is particpating in melanoma clinical trials.

Here is the link to BH Cancer Center:

http://www.bhcancercenter.com/

Dr. O'day  does respond to his emails if you want to email him. His email address is [email protected]

The Beverly Hills Cancer Center
8900 Wilshire Blvd
BH,CA 90211
310-432-8900

Good Luck

Cat

 Hi,

I HIGHLY recommend Dr. Steven O'Day at the Beverly Hills Cancer Center.

Dr. O'Day is a world renowned melanoma specialist who has specializing in research & caring for melnoma specialist for years.

He has been my doctor for over 10 yrs. He is kind and really cares about his patients. He can you with  "state of the art" of treatment. Dr. O'Day also is particpating in melanoma clinical trials.

Here is the link to BH Cancer Center:

http://www.bhcancercenter.com/

Dr. O'day  does respond to his emails if you want to email him. His email address is [email protected]

The Beverly Hills Cancer Center
8900 Wilshire Blvd
BH,CA 90211
310-432-8900

Good Luck

Cat

 Hi,

I HIGHLY recommend Dr. Steven O'Day at the Beverly Hills Cancer Center.

Dr. O'Day is a world renowned melanoma specialist who has specializing in research & caring for melnoma specialist for years.

He has been my doctor for over 10 yrs. He is kind and really cares about his patients. He can you with  "state of the art" of treatment. Dr. O'Day also is particpating in melanoma clinical trials.

Here is the link to BH Cancer Center:

http://www.bhcancercenter.com/

Dr. O'day  does respond to his emails if you want to email him. His email address is [email protected]

The Beverly Hills Cancer Center
8900 Wilshire Blvd
BH,CA 90211
310-432-8900

Good Luck

Cat

There is a Melanoma Center at UCSF you may want to check out: http://www.ucsfhealth.org/clinics/melanoma_center/. I believe both Dr. Daud and Dr. Algazi run some clinical trials and are very thoughtful, supportive individuals. My family has more experience with Dr. Daud, who has been willing to discuss a variety of options based on my father's case/personal priorities for treatment.

Dr. Minor at CPMC in SF also works with a team of melanoma specialists. I know he was running an ipi trial a year ago but am not sure about his current approach/focus. More info here: http://www.cpmc.org/services/cancer/melanoma/physicians.html.

There is also a melanoma team at Stanford: http://cancer.stanford.edu/skincancer/team.html. We met with Dr. Reddy for a second opinion last year. He was running the same ipi trial as Dr. Minor and seemed inclined towards interferon as the first approach for my father, who was Stage IIIC.

All three have great reputations in the melanoma field and seem to be pretty aware/informed about new treatments. Whether or not they would advise/offer a treatment likely depends on the specific case and what treatments they have access to.

There is a Melanoma Center at UCSF you may want to check out: http://www.ucsfhealth.org/clinics/melanoma_center/. I believe both Dr. Daud and Dr. Algazi run some clinical trials and are very thoughtful, supportive individuals. My family has more experience with Dr. Daud, who has been willing to discuss a variety of options based on my father's case/personal priorities for treatment.

Dr. Minor at CPMC in SF also works with a team of melanoma specialists. I know he was running an ipi trial a year ago but am not sure about his current approach/focus. More info here: http://www.cpmc.org/services/cancer/melanoma/physicians.html.

There is also a melanoma team at Stanford: http://cancer.stanford.edu/skincancer/team.html. We met with Dr. Reddy for a second opinion last year. He was running the same ipi trial as Dr. Minor and seemed inclined towards interferon as the first approach for my father, who was Stage IIIC.

All three have great reputations in the melanoma field and seem to be pretty aware/informed about new treatments. Whether or not they would advise/offer a treatment likely depends on the specific case and what treatments they have access to.

There is a Melanoma Center at UCSF you may want to check out: http://www.ucsfhealth.org/clinics/melanoma_center/. I believe both Dr. Daud and Dr. Algazi run some clinical trials and are very thoughtful, supportive individuals. My family has more experience with Dr. Daud, who has been willing to discuss a variety of options based on my father's case/personal priorities for treatment.

Dr. Minor at CPMC in SF also works with a team of melanoma specialists. I know he was running an ipi trial a year ago but am not sure about his current approach/focus. More info here: http://www.cpmc.org/services/cancer/melanoma/physicians.html.

There is also a melanoma team at Stanford: http://cancer.stanford.edu/skincancer/team.html. We met with Dr. Reddy for a second opinion last year. He was running the same ipi trial as Dr. Minor and seemed inclined towards interferon as the first approach for my father, who was Stage IIIC.

All three have great reputations in the melanoma field and seem to be pretty aware/informed about new treatments. Whether or not they would advise/offer a treatment likely depends on the specific case and what treatments they have access to.

Dr. Minor at California Pacific Medical center is a melanoma specialist (his is currently one of my doctors) and he has worked closely with Dr O'Day as well.    He can be reached at 415-885-8600.  He offers many clinical trials as well.

Dr. Adil Daud is also very good and is at UCSF  – 415-353-9900 – also has several clincial trials going on.

Both of these doctors are very experienced treating melanoma and are worth consulting if you seeking a local expert.

Dr. O'Day is wonderful as well but of course is down in Beverly Hills as noted in the other post.

Wishing you good luck with your search!

Mary

Dr. Minor at California Pacific Medical center is a melanoma specialist (his is currently one of my doctors) and he has worked closely with Dr O'Day as well.    He can be reached at 415-885-8600.  He offers many clinical trials as well.

Dr. Adil Daud is also very good and is at UCSF  – 415-353-9900 – also has several clincial trials going on.

Both of these doctors are very experienced treating melanoma and are worth consulting if you seeking a local expert.

Dr. O'Day is wonderful as well but of course is down in Beverly Hills as noted in the other post.

Wishing you good luck with your search!

Mary

Dr. Minor at California Pacific Medical center is a melanoma specialist (his is currently one of my doctors) and he has worked closely with Dr O'Day as well.    He can be reached at 415-885-8600.  He offers many clinical trials as well.

Dr. Adil Daud is also very good and is at UCSF  – 415-353-9900 – also has several clincial trials going on.

Both of these doctors are very experienced treating melanoma and are worth consulting if you seeking a local expert.

Dr. O'Day is wonderful as well but of course is down in Beverly Hills as noted in the other post.

Wishing you good luck with your search!

Mary