Lucy R Langer, MD 265 North Broadway, Portland, OR 97227

"I've never had a bad experience here. Everyone is so nice and so caring. All through my chemo, they made what should have been a horrible experience at least tolerable and at times fairly enjoyable. They have been extremely supportive through all the post-chemo period, and regularly check up on me."

"Compass Oncology is a very well run and caring organization. Dr. Lucy Langer is amazing. She comes in extremely well prepared, has read your medical history, reviewed her notes, and is on top of your health needs. I wish I could have her as my primary care doctor."

"Not happy at all with Dr Langer. I felt she was very unprofessional with me and become angry when I decided to go with the surgeon's recommendation for continued treatment instead of hers. Did not feel comfortable continuing with her. Not being a medical professional it is hard when the two people directing your case disagree, felt she should have understood that."

"I don’t usually do reviews on drs but I feel Dr. Langer deserves one. I’ve been seeing her for just over 9 years and I haven’t yet felt like the “honeymoon” phase is over. Meaning she treats me and my wife with the same respect care and understanding as well as valued time with us since day one. I’ve had drs from other practices act like they are in a hurry to get to the next patient but I’ve not once felt like that with Langer. On top of that she was the most kind person I dealt with after my initial cancer diagnosis and terrible experience. I trust her with my life and if my cancer comes back I’d never leave her to get a second opinion because I trust her that much."

"Radiation Updates by Ravi Chandra was an outstanding presentation - clear, concise, informative. It was likely relevant for most attendees. While Early Stage Breast Cancer was informative, I doubt this topic applied to many in attendance. I was pleased to learn that progress is being made in treating HER2+ and Triple Negative Breast Cancer. I was unable to stay for the Outcomes and Quality of Life Measures, but fortunately for me, I was much more interested in actual treatment progress. The food, as usual, was "the best.""