Jane Dilys Skelton, M.D.

"My family had the worst possible experience with her. She needs to change professions. No empathy, rude, pushy and insulting for starters. Run."

"I saw Dr Skelton some time ago. I had stage 1. Dr was not at all friendly and seem to only want to treat me with very invasive procedures. When I expressed how I felt about certain procedures, She stopped treating me. It was a very scary experience. It was not a good experience I felt she was only interested in the money. I was told to do 33 sessions of radiation that it was very safe and only focused on that one area, but in the feature around 80 plus years I could develop a heart condition. Well I developed the heart condition a year later and also damaged my thyroid. I was lucky I only chose to do 9 sessions out of 33. A few months later I found out for my type of Cancer I didn’t need the radiation at all. Just my surgery. Since I’ve always had my mammograms I was told to return for an ultrasound of the other breast and every time I call to make an appointment I get put on hold for 30 mins before anyone answers, then when they answer they are not very friendly they seem to want to hang up quickly and you can hear the screaming kids in the back ground while your trying to set up the appointment. Because for some reason they are still working from home! They may also tell you they will return your call to set up an appointment I waited for days and the young lady never called me back. I will call my Doctor and will continue treating myself elsewhere. I don’t recommend this place has changed is not like it once was."

"Dr. Skelton is the BEST! From the moment I met her she put me at ease. I felt very comfortable speaking with her. She put all my fears to rest in regards to the cancer that I had. I've now been cancer free for 13 years."

"I know Doctors go through extensive education, training and sacrifice and I’m sure Dr. Skelton is no different. However, her passion for the profession she has chosen seems to be lacking. I can relate her sense of urgency, in a field where I can only imagine urgency is constantly mandated, to that of an encounter with a customer service person that is not “checked in”. My sister almost went septic twice under her watch. And what patient gets diagnosed with leukemia and leaves the hospital not sure of what type of leukemia she has? Truly discouraging scary experience! Is it possible that doctors can also be on a level of just collecting a paycheck?"

"Wonderful, caring, physician. I am 10 years cancer free under her care."