SLUCare Physician Group

Maryam Zia, MD

Hematology, Hematology and Oncology, Oncology, Internal Medicine • 3 Locations

4.6 out of 5 –

SLH BMT CLINIC

3655 Vista Ave. St. Louis, MO 63110

Dr. Maryam Zia is a hematologist who specializes in acute leukemia and myeloid disorders. Her primary focus is clinical care of patients 18 years of age and older. Outside of patient care, she enjoys participating in the education of trainees and projects relating to global health and health disparities.

Dr. Zia is an associate professor with the Division of Hematology-Oncology and Cellular Therapy in the Department of Internal Medicine at Saint Louis University School of Medicine.

Dr. Zia is conversational in Spanish and spoken Urdu/Hindi.

About Me

Reviews

Rating Breakdown

Reviews are measured on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the best score.

Question Breakdown
4.5
Overall Experience
4.6
Listened Carefully
4.8
Explained Things Clearly
4.5
Knew Medical History
4.5
Involved in Care Decisions
4.6
Showed Courtesy & Respect

Patient Reviews

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4.6 out of 5

32 ratings,

21 reviews

6/23/2026

Knowledgeable and kind

6/23/2026

Dr. Zia is very thorough and listens to me

6/9/2026

Keep up the great medical service.

5/19/2026

She is our strength

4/26/2026

Her staff is good. She personally can't put her judgements aside on order to properly treat a patient. An educated or informed patient is a challenge for her. This is the age of information and if she can't handle being challenged then perhaps she chose the wrong profession. A typical case if you're a carpenter and you have a hammer you see everything as a nail. Wake up and look at the total picture with humility not with arrogance as Dr Zia does. Maybe then can you provide proper care without sounding demeaning, degrading and arrogant.