Dr. Sultana Razia, MD

She cares deeply and gives it her best. Office is overbooked due to oncologist shortages but not her fault. She still takes her time with patients.

My father received care under the oncologist Dr. Sultana Razia. Dr. Razia neglected to communicate the progression of my father's cancer diagnosis based on the results of a CT scan that she ordered. My mother had to inquire about the prognosis of my father's disease -- Dr. Razia was not forthcoming with this information and never once communicated the prognosis to the patient himself. Dr. Razia is an illegitimate oncologist who does not uphold her professional responsibilities of communicating honestly with her patients and their families. She is unwilling to face her own failure when a patient of hers ends up in hospice and therefore does not communicate the reality of the situation. In the case of my father, her lack of communication and her unprofessionalism resulted in significant emotional and physical distress. If you are in need of oncological care, please go to Syracuse or seek medical professionals outside of the Utica area!

I have Polycythemia Vera, which has turned out to have metastasized now to the lower back of the skull and on the lower part of the cerebellum, also severe hydrocephalus causing the spinal canal and the cerebellum to be forced down into the opening of my spinal cord. I passed out trying to cross the road in front of apartment building, my head bounced 3 times.Dr.Razia said she would treat my cancer if I quit smoking. SHE LIED FOR 2 YEARS MY BLOOD SHOWED IT HAD SPREAD THANKS FOR NOT SAVING ME !!!

First it takes too long in the waiting room. I waited for 2 hours. Then another 30 minutes in the examine room to see the dr. I had lab tests done. Some of the results were abnormal. She did nothing to address the problems so I had to see someone else.

6 Years ago I showed first signs of It was then that Dr. Razia uncovered several other problems including severe anemia. She concluded that I would require a series of Chemo treatments. I had four treatments and two blood transfusions. I went into remission after six months, and am still alive six years later, thanks to Dr. Razia.