Dr. Jeanne N. Stryker, MD 320 Santa Fe Drive, Encinitas, CA 92024

"My wife and I have been incredibly fortunate to have Dr.Stryker as her physician. Dr. Stryker has demonstrated unparalleled dedication, expertise, and compassion throughout our medical journey. On two separate occasions, Dr. Stryker saved us from potentially taking the wrong medical route. Despite recommendations from other doctors to proceed with surgeries and treatments due to lymph node inflammations, Dr.Stryker took the time to gather all the necessary tests, images, and videos, meticulously analyzed them, and provided us with invaluable guidance. Her thoroughness and commitment to understanding the full picture before making any decisions have been truly remarkable. What sets Dr. Stryker apart is not just her medical expertise being a radiologist, oncologist and surgeon, but also her genuine care and engagement with her patients. She made us feel as though my wife was her sole focus, providing personalized attention and support every step of the way. Her empathy and dedication have had a profound impact on our journey towards better health. We cannot thank Dr.Stryker enough for her unwavering support and exceptional care. She is a true asset to the medical profession, and we wholeheartedly recommend her to anyone seeking a compassionate and knowledgeable healthcare provider. Thank you, Dr. Stryker, Tamara Catz & Francisco Goya"

"Dr. Stryker has been an absolute blessing to my healing journey. She performed IR on my breast and the tumors became inactive! Not only was she professional and caring, but she went above and beyond in my pre, and post care. She even spoke with other doctors on my team for coordination on my behalf. Her follow up calls and my visits with her made me feel like she was caring for a member of her own family. Her faith in God and her mission to help others are reasons alone to recommend her to any patients for treatment. I'd happily speak to anyone regarding my experience and will always be extremely grateful for her on my team."

"Dr Stryker performed a cryoablation procedure on my breast cancer tumor with professionalism and a caring approach that brought me peace of mind and comfort. Her follow up and insights helped guide me in the right direction for ongoing care and the follow on lumpectomy showed no signs of cancer including in the tumor itself. I would highly recommend Dr Stryker as a professional who is not afraid to think outside the box. Her humanity by meeting me at my local library to educate me and her talent was a blessing that I am grateful for."

"Dr. Stryker performed two IR procedures on me and was extremely active and attentive in follow up and in conferring with my gyn/oncologist and PCP to ensure my most expedient healing and continued care. She has also performed extremely effective procedures for a family member. She continues to monitor and mentor my healing journey, with kindness and extraordinary intelligence. I highly value and recommend her."

"A dear friend recently underwent surgery with Dr. Stryker for stage 3C breast cancer. In my mind, when you have performed an invasive and life altering surgical procedure on another human being, you would answer the phone when their oncologist calls you from the ER a few days later (when the patient was experiencing serious life threatening complications). One would expect that a surgeon who truly cared for the wellbeing of her patients would also answer the phone, or at least return one of the numerous messages left from the patients deeply concerned family and friends (in the days immediately post op). Instead we were told that she was at a seminar or conference. The other providers (experienced surgeons and oncologists) treating our friend were more than perplexed by the post-op reports when they had a chance to review them after the procedure. Of course I understand that Dr.’s are allowed differences in opinion, but we were hoping that her care providers would be in communication with one another about her course of treatment. What was more disconcerting however was that upon the other clinicians, and ourselves reaching out to Dr. Stryker, she failed to pick up a single call, or return a single message. She also failed to provide a functioning emergency contact number-merely a forwarding Google voice number. She also refused to sign the accompanying temporary disability forms for the two weeks that our friend was expected to recover. What reason could any surgeon have to refuse those signatures in a case like this? Its not like it was some minor procedure being recovered from. Not only has a friend’s care and outlook been seriously compromised, but the mental stress on the patient from not being able to get ahold of the person who recently had their hands inside her is not doing anyone any favors either. So do your self one (a favor), and look elsewhere for care, if care and peace of mind is what you are looking for. It’s a shame to see people in the field of medicine failing to abide by the hypocratic oath."