Mays Cancer Center

Jan 2024

For the last 5 years my wife as been a patient of MD Anderson and has to go there every 3 weeks. We contacted the Mays clinic to consider transferring her treatment to San Antonio. They transferred me to the OB clinic in the MARC bldg and we had all pt records transferred and met with one of the Oncologist about 3 weeks later. They scheduled my wife’s infusion at University Hospital which was confusing. Why not at the May’s Clinic? My wife did her immunotherapy there and unfortunately it’s not the same level of service as MD Anderson Houston so I contacted the OB department and said we want her treatment at the Mays, M D Anderson building. They provide infusion services. The Oncologist said they do not have contracts to do any services at the Mays Clinic and operate independently from the Mays Clinic. So The Mays Clinic does not have any OB oncologist associated ”directly” with Mays clinic. It’s a clinic without OB cancer care. It’s in name only. All their websites refer to them being associated with MD Anderson which they are not!! It appears like false advertising. They are also extremely under staffed and very poor communication and response. I’ve tried to get a contact with UT upper management because no one can make decisions. If I were the May’s family I’d ask why OB Oncology services are not provider on site in their building!!! We have rescheduled back in Houston even though we live in Boerne. The organization is so disorganized even the employees aren’t sure what they provide.