Cure 4 The Kids Foundation, Las Vegas NV

Dr Raul Esparza is a great pediatric Hematologist. Our visit for my 11 year old son was very good. All of the staff were very professional, compassionate, and kind. Dr. Esparza is very thorough and professional. He ordered blood that was drawn in office and the doctor reads results for tests that are done in 15 minutes. I highly recommend this doctor.

Dr wasseem and Dr ikeda are great doctors. So was Dr Nik rashid. I met Dr. Aimee food while my son was hospitalized. I would ask you to avoid her especially if your child has sickle cell or possibly another disorder. My reason for posting is not to be malicious but to save someone else. It's hard dealing with a sick kid and then a doctor that acts immature. She is the most unprofessional doctor I've encountered ever! She doesn't take in any information about your child's past history seriously. She will admit she doesn't know your child but doesn't want to listen and meet on a safe common ground for your child. She CAN'T TAKE CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM AT ALL! My son was possibly needing a blood transfusion and because I expressed that he was getting worse under her care and that I no longer trusted her she stormed off out of the room. She said she didn't feel comfortable that we no longer trusted her yet didn't want to discuss what my son's next move was while she was still officially his doctor. She was so upset that she no longer wanted to discuss a plan for a 7 year old boy because I over the phone expressed what I was seeing. My son's mental health was detierioting however he did still need to be in the hospital but I was saying can we not take labs two times a day. She refused that but ironically the new doctor she found is gave us that as a option. She refused to come back to the room and talk to me on the phone. She takes things personal and doesn't like someone advocating and asking questions for their child. The Dr that originally was treating my son was Dr. Rashid and she was great. Here is the kicker she (Dr.foord) found a new doctor for us but she still is trying to be a consult on our son's case as a hematologist. I want a new one of those to please. Like if we don't trust her and she wasn't comfortable why is she still here?

I’m so grateful for DR. Foord and her staff they really care about my baby and I and will make sure that you have all the knowledge you need

This place is a godsend. They are amazing here and they've helped my son so much. The doctors are the best, and the place is fancy and clean. If your kid is getting treatment, they have great little stations or private rooms. They work with you financially more than anyone I've ever had experience with. I cannot recommend this place enough.

I came here due to a referral from my son's pediatrician and from the reception they really offered excellent service and empathy, Dr. Gutad was very professional as was DR. David Stewart and all the staff were very friendly and professional. Although unfortunately I couldn't continue there. I needed a 2nd opinion and more help with my son's case. My experience was good.

The office is nice and clean. There's a lot of parking available. From the start to finish of my son's treatments, the staff has been nothing but friendly and helpful. They made us feel comfortable. Dr. Alhushki talks really fast so you need to really pay attention to what he's saying but he still is an awesome Dr.

Awesome Facility and Staff. Very clean and welcoming. All the staff are extremely nice and helpful. This is my 3rd time coming. (Broken arm) Mr. Bill is excellent! My child can be a bit dramatic, but Mr. Bill was super patient with him and put us at ease.

It’s heartbreaking that there is no other option in town to bring your kids for blood disorders.
This clinic used to be ok, but for the past few months it has gone downhill.
There is no organization, no one cares if you complain, staff are rude and overwhelmed, and there no hope of getting your call returned.
Billing is a joke, I’m constantly overcharged for labs and services that didn’t even happen! I believe more and more that this “business” is just a front for scams. Just sad that they think it’s ok to play with kids’ lives.

This place is really nice, especially for kids with illnesses. But when it comes to refilling medication, any type of medication. Especially if your condition causes pain, they are very slow at sending in your prescription. They will send it in at the end of the day even if you called them at 8 o'clock when they first open. I understand they are busy with other patients and other things, they have to do, but refill prescriptions should be on top of their list as well. There's no reason why someone should sit for hours without the medication, they need. They don't understand or care that when they (doctors) send it in after 5 o'clock, it takes multiple hours for a pharmacist to receive it at times. And by the time they receive it, they are closed. You can call the after hours service and ask to speak to the doctor on call, and the doctor will tell you there's nothing they can do and you have to wait until tomorrow morning at 8a.m to call.

It's. The. Worst. I don't know. They worry. By. The patient. Only. They want The money. Awful

I could only say is that they are Exelent.
From the receptionist on the first floor to the ones on the 3rd flood super sweet. Also the nurses are really attentive. The doctor was exelent and he explain everything so clearly Dr Gupta is an exelent person. I recommend them 100. Thank you again for making us feel like a family.

After a year of chemo treatments, my boy got to ring the bell today. If you ever begin thinking there are no more good people in this world, just visit Cure 4 the Kids.this is where all the saints hang out.

This is truly sad I work for a medical facility (radiology) to be specific. I called to report urgent findings and reached the concierge "Harley L. " who was extremely rude and lacked phone etiquette I truly hope this isn't how patients and their families are being treated. When working in the medical field compassion is always first and to empathize and connect w/ people shows concern and care whether it be from another facility or patient. My job on the front lines is to help and make sure to get word to any of my affiliated providers time is of the essence in all cases. Harley L.definitely can use additional training on how to answer phones professionally. In addition to how rude he was, I asked was there someone I could speak w/ directly a medical assistant or someone in medical records as I mentioned it was a result w/ urgent, abnormal findings that the provider needed to know about immediately. He adv.this was procedure and that he would give the message and have someone call me back there was NO ONE I could speak to meanwhile this is the provider's line I called, option #1. After leaving the message I called back to listen to the prompts and #6 is for medical records where I reached "Blanca" who in turn was upbeat, well spoken, (no sass), and extremely appreciative for the information that was given and that I had even reached out to let them know of the report. So I called "Harley L. " to make him aware that there is an option for providers to call and speak directly w/ the medical records department and he could disregard my message. He went into a rant about how he would contact my supervisor/manager/lead etc.because he "concierge" was not happy w/ how my message was dictated. Bottomline when a provider is calling w/ abnormal or urgent findings put a fire under it these are children we are helping and caring for, delivering the message so they can be treated is the only thing that matters.

The place again happens to my child second time I will not recommend getting blood work there just go to quest second time they start fishing with the niddle with my 3 year daughter. I don't recommend this place for niddles for blood work.