Morton Kahlenberg, MD 502 Madison Oak Drive, San Antonio, TX 78258

"Staff is non-responsive. You’re thinking you might have cancer and after more than a month, they refuse to send results to patient and/or second opinion physician"

"I had a great experience with Dr. Kahlenberg. I saw him for a sclerosing lesion that he recommended be removed. He discussed the risks versus benefits of not doing the procedure and left the decision in my hands. I didn’t feel pressured either way and he discussed what the follow up would look like if I chose to wait. I consulted with my OB and oncology providers at work. Based on the literature, due to the size of my lesion they all agreed with his recommendation. He removed the lesion and the procedure went as smooth as can be. I went back to work the next day with minimal pain. Dr. Kahlenberg is a good listener, empathetic, took the time to answer my questions, was respectful, and has a good bedside manner. I prefer a doctor who is direct and he does so without being rude. He came recommended by my OB and a fellow coworker who worked closely with him in the past. I am happy to have found him."

"Absolutely an amazing physician/surgeon and even better human being. Dr. Kahlenberg has the best bed side manner I have ever experienced and truly cared about the well being of my wife AND our entire family. He was always honest, sincere and available. As busy as he is he always found time to address or answer questions. Truly one of a kind."

"While Dr. Kahlenberg is a great surgeon, I get a sense that he prefers women who are in a state of shock over their diagnosis and looking to him as a savior. I went into appointments dry-eyed, with well-thought out questions, lap top at the ready to input his answers and he didn't particularly like that. My husband was told, after surgery, that the lymph nodes were clean. Our whole family ran a victory lap. During the 2 week post-op appointment, I was told that the same lymph nodes are dissected smaller and analyzed and that there was a micro-metastasis. A major surprise that we never saw coming due to lack of communication from Dr. Kahlenberg. Also, during this shocking appointment, Dr. Kahlenberg looked at his watch while I was asking questions and typing information into my laptop."

"Dr. Morton Kahlenberg Battling cancer is dead serious matter, any experience Doctor can do a good job, but performing a PANCREATICODUODENECTOMY is not just a “practice makes perfect” Technic, it is mostly a mission! The doctor who has the courage to except the challenge, who’s willing to grab death by the throat to save your life is the best reassurance one can ever ask for, his words “you are now free of cancer” will resonate in my head for the rest of my life, his earnest look of satisfaction makes you feel that you are in the presence of your guardian! Morton I am grateful for the privilege! George Playton Operated a year ago, never felt better!"