Dr. Ian P. Grady, MD

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

I saw Dr. Grady in the Fall of 2014 due to finding a lump on my right breast that appeared to be cancer. Dr. Grady agreed to perform an ultrasound, rather than a mammogram, which I wished to avoid, due to radiation. He agreed the lump was suspicious and immediately performed a biopsy. The lump did turn out to be cancer. Fortunately, for me, the cancer was deemed non-aggressive. The only thing I did not like was the referral to Dr. Mendez for plastic surgery. 

Carol J 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

My doctor sent me to Dr. Grady because I had dense breasts on mammogram. Dr. Grady explained that dense breasts makes breast cancer hard to find on a mammogram. He recommended ultrasound. This showed a small cancer. I had a lumpectomy and radiation. I didn't have chemotherapy because my cancer was small. My cancer was not found on mammogram. Dr. Grady and his staff were very kind and got me through a difficult time. Dr. Grady saved my life. 

SP 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

Went to NV Breast Clinic in Jan 2013 for a routine mammogram. I tend to have dense, fibrous breast tissue. The mammo lead to an ultrasound which lead to the need for a biopsy. I told them that the same gray areas are always there but they were alarmists and did the scare tactic. I should not have consented to the biopsy. He must have nicked a small vein during the procedure and the side of my beast turned black, blue and green. Follow up was difficult, office staff & Dr were dismissive.