Locations
| Schedule An Appointment | Clinical Office Address |
|---|---|
| (801) 585-2626 | Huntsman Cancer Hospital Clinic 2C/BMT, Hematology-Malignant 1950 Circle of Hope Salt Lake City, UT 84112 Map |
Bio
Dr. Halwani specializes in the treatment of blood related cancers such as lymphoma and leukemia. His main clinical operation is at the University of Utah Huntsman Cancer Institute Clinic 2B. He also sees patients at the George E. Wahlen Veteran's Medical Center.
For questions regarding Dr. Halwani's practice, our clinical programs or for help identifying the right Hematology specialist for you or for your family member, please feel free to contact our Clinical Care Specialist/New Patient Coordinator at http://www.huntsmancancer.org or (801) 585-6906.
Board Certification and Academic Information
| Academic Departments | Internal Medicine - Instructor (Clinical) |
| Academic Divisions | Hematology/BMT |
| Board Certification | American Board of Allergy & Immunology American Board of Internal Medicine American Board of Internal Medicine (Sub: Medical Oncology) |
| Cancer Center Programs | Experimental Therapeutics |
Patient Ratings
The Patient Rating score is an average of all responses to physician related questions on our nationally-recognized Press Ganey Patient Satisfaction Survey.
Responses are measured on a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being the best score.
UofU Patient February 21, 2014
The blood results took a week to find out. That was longer than I was told but other than that worrying waiting time all was super!
UofU Patient February 02, 2014I was very satisfied with the. care and consideration I received.
UofU Patient January 20, 2014Fantastic people
UofU Patient January 17, 2014My whole experience was uplifting and reassuring. Dr. Halwani was amazing.
UofU Patient November 27, 2013I don't feel I relate well with his communication style. I feel someone more personable would be a better fit for me. he explains himself well but I feel he is missing the personality.
UofU Patient July 29, 2013Most of the information I received during my visit was from the nurse practitioner. They're loaded with clinical information and I usually spend the bulk of my time with them. The doctor basically looks at my labs and wonders when I'll be classified CLL or when I'll need drugs and medical procedures. There are no suggestions on how to sustain my current quality of life during this waiting period. In particular, there's no discussion on the effect of diet. Why are they not versed on that topic? I guess my belief is that a primary goal of the providers is to get as many of us into treatment and to then keep us there for as long as possible, and to profit to the maximum extent.
UofU Patient June 24, 2013I ask many questions and they are always great about discussing them with me. The problem is that I probably ask to many questions, so I actually feel sorry for your people, but they are always great with me.
UofU Patient May 07, 2013Everyone is very knowledgeable
UofU Patient April 01, 2013Very positive and made us feel at ease
UofU Patient January 09, 2013I am very pleased to be under the care of Dr. Halwani. I feel very confident about his expertise regarding my condition.
UofU Patient December 24, 2012The improvement over my past oncologist at a different facility is very comforting.
UofU Patient December 24, 2012did not recommend treatment just said wait
UofU Patient December 02, 2012Very good care. But concerned that we had came in for a 2nd opinion and I guess we were not clear on the past visit because we were under the impression we needed to get a biopsy to start chemo treatment and was informed we did not need the chemo just yet and don't know if the bone marrow biopsy was really needed. And again I believe this comes back to the schedulers communicating with the Doctors.
UofU Patient June 15, 2012I am pleased with all the staff. they seem to be happy and easy to work with.
UofU Patient May 11, 2012I'm serious about the marks, not only very good, but at times pleasant
Patient Comments
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