Dr. Bruce Graham, MD

Dr. Graham performed my colon resection and hernia surgeries. He has absolutely amazing bedside manner and he has a way of explaining things to you that make sense. Every office visit I have ever had with him is pleasant and he takes the time to speak with you and address any concerns you have. The fact that he walked into my hospital room at 9:00 one random night to see how I was doing after my colon surgery showed me that he really does care about his patients. He is an amazing physician.

I called today about a newly developed problem and they told me to come right over. They worked me in and I was out of there in less than an hour. I'm all fixed up and very pleased that Dr Graham was able to help me so quickly. Dr. Graham also performed surgery on my husband several years ago with a great outcome. He's a very nice and caring doctor.

Dr. Graham has preformed 2 different surgeries on me, and each time he was extremely caring and tentative to my concerns and needs. I would highly recommend him. He is a busy Doctor who takes his time with his patients, so office wait times can be long.

Excellent doctor. Literally saved my wife's life. It's a bit of a wait to get to see him in office because he is so busy. He is the perfect combination of high skill and excellent bedside manner.

I had stage 3 rectal cancer. Dr Graham removed it and was able to keep me from having a permanent illostomy. Surgery was 3+ years ago and I am cancer free. Thank you Dr Graham!

I tried for 5 weeks to get in for a colonoscopy and endoscopy to be followed later with a surgery. I called numerous times only to be told that they only schedule on Friday's. Then my husband went into the office and then they said oh she has to fill out paperwork. It has been 10 days since I turned in that paperwork and still no call. No one ever said anything about new paperwork in the 5 previous weeks of waiting. Dr. Graham is a great doctor but his staff is very rude and no respect for what his patients need. Moving on, can't wait any longer.

Had a fistula and Dr. Graham diagnosed and performed surgery. Great communication on what to expect and very detailed written discharge instructions.Great Doctor!!

My physician reccomended Dr. Graham. I had to wait 3 months to get in to see him. My appointment was at 8:30am. When I arrived, there was one other patient in the waiting room. Over an hour later, there were 7 patients waiting and no one had been called back to an exam room. I asked the patient who had been there before me what time her appointment was. She said 8am. So I went up to the reception window and a woman in scrubs opened it. I said, "My appointment was over an hour ago and this patient's was more than an hour and half ago. I guess I need to cancel my appointment.""Would you like to reschedule?" she asked."No," I responded, to which she promtply closed the window. No explanation, no apology, nothing.I understand that surgeons often get called away for emergencies. But to expect a waiting room full of people to sit for more than an hour without explanation is ridiculously discourteous!!!

Trusted him with my life and he was a good choice!

I went in for a post op visit...they scheduled it longer than normal after the surgey, so it was not no charge as most postop visits are. They are fighting me over my $35 copay , which is absurb for me to pay....he saw me for LESS THAN TWO MINUTES! Honestly, that's $17 per minute that he is making. Send me to collections jerkwad...then at least 33% is taken off your cut. Oh and im not worried about you suing me...id more like to see the judges face when he sees someone being sued for $35.

My Appt. was @11:30 A.M. I was at Dr. Graham office by 11:10 A.M. I filled out the paper work and then waited until 12:05 to be called back to a very small room and I waited another 40 Min. and then I got up and told the young lady that I could not wait any longer for this Dr. Graham. This was my frist and last time to this doctor.

The floor nurses at the hospital like and respect him. Not all that common for a surgeon.

Dr Graham is one of the best surgeons I have ever had the privlege to meet and also be a patient under his care. He saw me at a point when I needed immediate attention and very likely saved my life because I was under a large amount of stress and (although I am an RN), I seriously miscalculated the severity of my condition. However, Dr. Graham did not and in the course of his service I have experienced only a razor sharp accuracy in both diagnosis and treatment. He is soft spoken and direct at the bedside, and very attentive to needs, both requested from the patient and from his own assessment of how his patients are progressing in all phases of their conditions.

I can honestly say that Dr. Graham gave me back my life. I had colon cancer and other doctors had essentially given me a death sentence. Dr. Graham not only gave me hope, but provided me with treatment options that other doctors had not. Not only did he give me my life back, but he was so kind and courteous to me and my family throughout my illness and recovery. Wonderful!

My son nearly died of ulcerative colitis. Dr. Graham saved his life and is now serving in the Marine corps.

Dr. Graham is the most amazing surgeon! His exceptional skill has quite possibly saved my husband's life.Dr. Graham performed amazing surgery that most surgeons can not or do not perform for people with colon cancer.Everyone at Shawnee Mission Medical Center that found out my husband was having his surgery by Dr. Graham could do nothing but speak so highly of him and they were RIGHT!My husband has been recovering so wonderfully and is almost at 100% just 3 weeks out of major surgery.I can't say enough of good things about Dr. Graham, other than, if you can get this guy to do your surgery, consider yourself LUCKY!

Dr. Bruce Graham, was kind, efficient, gentle, caring, knowlegable,very through in explaining all procedures.