I did not get a notice of the office closing today! I spent 20 minutes scraping ice from my car and went to my appointment only to find the doors locked! I am livid! I have no problem with Dr Manus, but this lack of patient courtesy is appalling!

I have been treated with respect and love for the time I have been seeing Dr. Manus and staff. Many great people treating me for the cancer life handed me.

This doctors office schedules follow-up appointments without even telling or calling the patient, much less asking them whether they are available at that time. It is a shame that they do not even have enough respect to talk to the patient about available appointment times. Even if the doctor has a tight schedule and has very few openings, the staff should at least have the respect to have a conversation and explain what is available rather than scheduling it automatically with no opportunity for input. Then to not even call the patient so that they can get it on their calendar is inexcusable. Make sure that you do not miss that appointment that you do not know about! I guess when they call you a day or two ahead to remind you, you need to clear your schedule at the last minute even if they knew about it for a month.

Would not recommend at all. Gave us the news that my Mother had a month to live. Then would not fill out FMLA paperwork so that I could have the time off needed to care for her. He said that he would not put out the FMLA for 6 months as I requested because I as from out of state. Also his office charged me money to fill out the FMLA paperwork. I was barely given any time to spend with her there. Really an awful place and experience.

I went to Dr. Manus for about two years for breast cancer treatment. I found him to be very well informed on all the current treatments and very concerned about the mental and emotional health of his patients as well as their physical health.Any questions I had were always answered in a way that were easy to understand plus he is a great listener.I had to change treatment centers because of the driving distance but Dr. Manus would be my number one choice for treatment.

My wife would have probably lived longer if she had never seen Dr. Manus. He assured us that her cancer treatment plan was curative. He gave her a drug (neulasta) that causes ruptured spleen knowing that she had an enlarged spleen anyway, which caused her great pain and complications after which she went downhill. She kept getting sicker and weaker and we were assured it was due to chemo. She could barely walk when she rang the bell after her last treatment and was told to come back in a month because her blood counts had been low. After the month she could no longer stand and was told she looked a little yellow and she needed to go to the imaging center then return in a week. I took her to the hospital instead and was told the next morning she was terminal and had only a few weeks left. God was merciful and took her in 1 week and ended her suffering. Dr. Manus was completely oblivious that her cancer had metastasized into her liver and lungs. There are some very kind and caring people at OCSR in Bartlesville but Dr. Manus and his assistant are not part of them - far from it.