Dr. Chanukya Dasari, MD works in Henderson, NV as
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Undergoing breast cancer surgery is a profoundly personal and challenging journey. In this trying time, finding a surgeon like Dr. Dasari was a blessing I am forever grateful for. His dedication to his work and genuine concern for his patients' well-being shone brightly throughout my treatment process.Dr. Dasari's approach was not just medically proficient but also deeply empathetic. He took the time to explain all the surgical options available, ensuring I understood the implications and potential outcomes of each choice. His reassurances made a significant difference in preparing me mentally and emotionally for the surgery.The care didn't stop at the operation room door. Post-surgery, Dr. Dasari's follow-up was exemplary. He was meticulous in monitoring my recovery, adjusting treatments as needed, and was always available to address any concerns that arose, no matter how small. This level of attentiveness made me feel supported and safe under his care.
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Dr. Dasari accepts Aetna, Anthem and Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Dasari accepts here.
Dr. Dasari's office is located at 710 Coronado Center Dr Ste 200 Henderson, NV 89052.
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Dr. Dasari has a star rating of 4.6/5 and has been reviewed 107 times.
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