Muhammad Raza

Patients can expect to be treated with dignity, care and respect. We have a team of compassionate, friendly and courteous staff members, and we take the utmost pride in listening to patients and their family members. We understand the impact that a cancer diagnosis has on the family, and we provide helpful resources and care strategies for the whole family's well-being.

One of the main reasons I decided to be an oncologist is to help patients navigate the complex world of cancer care. Our goal is to provide care in a fully informed and friendly environment. My research interest and area of expertise is in blood cancers like leukemia, lymphoma and stem cell/bone marrow transplants.

Trust, trust and trust.

I enjoy running, movies and tennis.

Cancer is not just a one-person disease. It affects the whole family. I find it very rewarding when I can help my patients and their family as one unit. It is an immense privilege to make a positive impact on the lives of my patients. Cancer is a challenging disease, and nothing gives me more pleasure than when my patients cross the finish line and achieve a cure from cancer.