Alliance Cancer Specialists - The Cancer Institute of Doylestown Hospital 599 West State Street, Doylestown, PA 18901

"Utmost care and compassion when I needed it the most. Thank you is not enough but, thank you."

"The most compassionate, sophisticated and on the ball oncology center that I have ever experienced. The team of physicians and nurses were second to none. Communicative, encouraging, listening and treating me as an entire person. Thank you for all you have done for me!"

"Every person at Alliance is an angel and extremely competent. I felt so safe and comfortable during chemo. The atmosphere is one of complete peace and security. The nurses are instantly your best friends and make you feel cared for and loved."

"From the first time I walked into the “chemo room” at Alliance I was made to feel welcome,respected,and unique. Each member of the team introduced themselves as they came by, and always responded to any requests as soon as possible. The front office staff are friendly and more than helpful. I was given a thorough explanation of each drug and any possible side effects by the nurses and never felt hesitant to ask questions. The whole practice operates as a team with their mission to deliver the best possible care with compassion and good humor."

"I believe one of my best friends and my sister both owe their long survivals in their battles with late-stage cancer to their Alliance Cancer Center doctors, Alden and Dougherty respectively. I spent much time at the Doylestown office, and I am well aware that things do sometimes fall between the cracks when it comes to communication, scheduling, and getting test results read. My friend did sometimes get frustrated. The price of being a patient seemed sometimes to be eternal vigilance, usually in the form of more phone calls than should be necessary. The staff, however, was invariably cheerful, caring, and supportive during the many hours my friend and I spent with them. My sister went with her husband to the Highpoint office, and I never heard any complaints from her. My sister’s response to her treatments, given the degree of progress of her disease, was downright remarkable."