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Mohammed F Islam, MD
Medical Oncology
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Expertise: Colorectal Cancer,See all...

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Locations

Mayzon Health Center (Primary)
3124 Wilmington Rd, Suite 203
New Castle, PA 16105
Fax (724) 657-6799
631 N Broad St Ext, Suite 101
Grove City, PA 16127
Fax (724) 450-7011
West Penn Hospital
4815 Liberty Ave, Suite 340
Pittsburgh, PA 15224
Fax (412) 688-7555

Languages Spoken

Arabic
Bengali
English
Hindi
Persian
Urdu

Expertise

Colorectal Cancer
Esophageal Cancer
Lung Cancer

Ratings

4.7star star star star star

Likelihood of recommending this care provider

4.8star star star star star

Concern shown for your questions or worries

4.7star star star star star

Explanations about your problem or condition

4.7star star star star star

Discussion of proposed treatments (options, risks, benefits, etc.)

4.7star star star star star

Efforts to include you in decisions about your care

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Recent Patient Comments

"Positive"

August 25, 2023

"I would hope that I wouldn't have to send somebody here because it is the cancer institute, however, if they needed it, I would most definitely say this is the place to go."

August 22, 2023

"He was very knowledgeable and spent time explaining my diagnosis and treatment. And he contacted the surgeon's office while I was there."

August 19, 2023

"I would recommend Dr Islam to everyone needing an oncologist. He is the best."

August 09, 2023

"Dr. Islam was recommended to me by several physicians, and I think he's very capable and smart but he often runs a battery of tests and doesn't explain why they are being run or what we are looking for. I can understand if he doesn't wish to worry me with the details or potential things that might arise, but I feel like I am being asked to blindly trust his judgement in these things and am not part of the process. He also doesn't have my blood work done until after my appointment which means when I meet with him (unless I insist they run the tests beforehand) he is reviewing blood tests that are typically 6 months old. He recently gave me a cancer diagnosis only after I told him that he had overlooked the results of a test he had run and he said, oh yes, well, then you have: (and he then said long name of a condition). I asked if that was cancer and he said yes. He said that there was no need for treatment and that I should just trust him that he is watching it. It doesn't particularly fill me with confidence in my care. [...]"

August 07, 2023

"There was productive cooperation"

July 26, 2023

"Physician helpful [...]"

July 19, 2023

"All good!"

July 14, 2023

"Dr. Islam is very concerned about my health, he's been like this since the first day I saw him."

July 01, 2023

"Great job from everybody else"

June 19, 2023

Credentials

Fellowship

University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute

School

Dhaka Medical College

Board

American Board of Internal Med-Medical Oncology
American Board of Internal Medicine-Hematology

Residency

St Francis Medical Center
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