CoagulationDisorders near New Braunfels, TX

Care Philosophy: I love the concept of Methodist Healthcare - treating the body and the soul, says Dr. Zoghi. I believe if you help the patient by combining the spiritual and the physical - the entire person - it's very rewarding.

Care Philosophy: As far back as she can remember, Dr. Farhadfar knew all she wanted was to become a physician. The decision to become a hematologist / oncologist became evident during an elective rotation in Stem Cell Transplant and Cellular Therapy outpatient clinic. "The science behind transplant and cellular therapy was fascinating, but the patients and the ability to develop long-term relationships with them and their families, was the main reason I chose this field," she explains. "During each patient visit, I noticed that the hematologist knew the patients so well that he could tell how they were feeling by slight changes in mannerisms. There was a true connection between the patient and the doctor during a very difficult time in the patient's life. This is exactly what I was looking for."

Care Philosophy: Pediatric Hematologist/Oncologist Dr. Jose Esquilin learned from a mentor that you can't be a good subspecialist until you're a good generalist. That's particularly important to him because you don't treat cancer: you treat children with cancer.

Care Philosophy: To provide excellent, evidence-based care for each patient we serve, while advancing cancer care for tomorrow.

Care Philosophy: Every patient's journey to getting better is unique, and that's why Texas Transplant Physician Group physicians approach each situation with innovative solutions, state-of-the-art treatments and tremendous compassion. Our results are second to none, and our dedication to excellence in patient care is, too. World-class care. One patient at a time.