Dr. Lowell Anthony, MD

Not sure what some of these reviewers were referring to, but we found Dr. Anthony to be engaging, empathetic, friendly, caring, and a great listener. He took the time to understand my husband’s medical history and current condition. He had a great energy - positive, hopeful, while sharing his enthusiasm about past current & future treatments. Dr Anthony loves his work, we never felt rushed!

My husband has liver cancer and we met with Dr Anthony, only for him to tell us that he had 4 to 6 months to live. If given treatment it would only extend his life 2 months and he would not treat him until he was stronger (the way he was 4 months ago). Said he wanted him moving 8 hours a day, no sitting in a chair, laying in a bed or riding in a car. No one can go 8 hours a day, especially a patient with cancer. He seemed to take enjoyment from the news he gave us. A week later we got a second opinion with a very caring and understanding Doctor and was told there are several treatments for his type of cancer. So we are in the process of beginning treatment. Please save yourself the heartache of talking to this so called doctor, I wouldn’t recommend him for anything. What a joke.

Not impressed with Dr. Anthony as a Net specialist! His NP was more attentive. The rest of the staff were great as well.

Look up arrogant, condescending, patronizing, and offensive in the dictionary and you will find Dr. Anthony’s picture.

Very friendly and kind. Takes his time and explains things thoroughly.

Dr Anthony was a caring, attentive, sympathatic physician while caring for me. I cried when I realized he had moved to KY, since he had always cared for me from the beginning of my diagnosis. I miss him very much and feel sort of like a stepchild with my new dr. New Dr inherited me because Dr Anthony moved. Mixed feelings, Debra Nilson

Dr. Anthony is knowledgeable, an expert/specialist in neuroendocrine cancer, compassionate, and patient-centric. He spends time with a patient answering questions and providing information needed by the patient. He never seems to be rushed when talking with patients. When his staff and nurses show respect and love for him, you know you have a winner.