Addison R Tolentino, MD

Raya Saba, MD, is a board-certified and fellowship-trained oncologist with Saint Lukes Cancer Specialists. Dr Saba is passionate about enhancing her patients quality of life during cancer treatment. Prior to completing a hematology and oncology fellowship, Dr Saba worked as an internist caring for patients undergoing bone marrow transplant.Dr Saba has participated in various research projects in oncology. She enjoys identifying and enrolling her patients in clinical trials that match their unique clinical needs, providing them with access to novel therapies. Her clinical interests include lymphoma, leukemia, myelodysplastic syndrome, hematologic malignancy, and benign hematology.

Saint Luke's Health System has been a pillar of community care for 140 years, featuring a workforce of 13,000 dedicated employees who prioritize kindness, diversity, and excellent benefits. As a prominent organization, it encompasses a wide array of services including hospitals, urgent care, senior living, and hospice care, ensuring comprehensive health solutions for all ages. Recognized for its clinical excellence, Saint Luke's is part of the BJC Health System and continues to innovate in patient care and community health programs. Its commitment to quality healthcare is evidenced by initiatives like the Food As Medicine Everyday program and the inclusion of therapy animals to enhance patient rehabilitation experiences. Generated from the website

Individualized Care, State of the Art TechniquesThe physicians and staff of Midwest Neurosurgery Associates are committed to providing the highest quality of comprehensive neurosurgical care.Your health and comfort are our primary concerns. Our goal is to provide outstanding care in a patient-centered environment. We take pride in being able to offer individualized care, state-of-the-art techniques, and close communication with referring and primary care physicians to ensure the best outcomes.Our neurosurgeons will discuss all available surgical and non-surgical management options in detail so that patients and their families will understand the potential risks and benefits and make an informed choice.