Dr. Laber is an amazing physician. Her bedside manner is great and you can tell she really cares…read moreabout making her patients feel better. I'm so glad I found this wonderful office and allergy provider. The staff are top notch, too.

My daughters visit Dr. Turnquist and their treatment regimen has been successful with their…read moreallergies both environmental and food allergies! We are always happy to visit Allergy Partners of Fayetteville all of the staff from the greeting at the front door, to check-in, the nurses and techs, to the doctor and with checkout! It's a smooth, friendly and professional environment! Thank you Allergy Partners of Fayetteville

my insurance referred my 3m baby there for testing and they gave me an appointment almost 2m after…read more My referral sys I need to get seen before 4weeks but I decided to wait. the day prior the appointment they canceled without explanation and now they say they are booked 3m out! my baby can't wait that long. Do yourselves a favor and go somewhere else!

In the shot clinic there is a nurse named Teresa who is friendly, caring ans genuine cares for her…read morepatients to make a positive experience. The office focuses on honesty and trust with their patients. The front staff are really helpful and friendly. I highly recommend this practice.

After visiting this location twice for asthma treatment I was still not having any help with my…read moresymptoms. I attempted to make another appointment to no avail. After several weeks I finally got in contact with them again - a gentleman named Srini - and was told I had an outstanding balance of almost $200, which I had never been notified of. After explaining I had no knowledge of this, but would be willing to pay, I was told they would take me to court. After attempting to call several times after, my partner was finally able to get through (they wouldn't answer from my number). They informed her that they had the wrong address on file (but had our phone number and email, just never used it). After the payment was completed my partner confirmed we would not "be seeing them in court" as they had threatened. Srini proceeded to tell my partner that I was a child and needed to grow up. He also informed my partner that he had "been doing this for a long time and isn't worried" that we were upset. He proceeded to tell my partner that I was childish and in the wrong (I understandably had gotten upset after being told we were going to court or collections over an amount I was trying to pay). Don't waste your money here. They simply want money and have no concept of customer service.

I worked here for a year. The doctor is just greedy. Doesn't really care about his patients. The…read moremanager is the biggest narcissist I have ever met. The nurse practitioner, Melissa, actually does care about the patients and will listen to you and your problems. 0/10 don't recommend coming here. It's worth the drive to go to a better doctor also, the five star review was left by his son.

Love the provider and staff because they really care for their patients and do the best they can!read more

My appointment was at 930 am and I waited almost 3 hours. I was told that I had to pay $320 before…read morebeing seen (they would not use my HRA) then waited even longer after paying. When I finally arrived to the back. He rushed me through and told me it was TMJ. I was crying in pain, had obvious swelling from where the infection was spreading. My 15 year old son could see the abscess. He prescribed me some ear drops, gave me a steroid shot, told me to buy a mouth guard and continue an antibiotic (for ear infection). I was billed for 2 injections but only received 1. I will be disputing the claims and please whatever you guys do, GO TO ANOTHER COUNTY TO SEE AN ENT! The abscess started draining the next day while at work. PICTURES DO NOT LIE!!!! TRY LISTENING TO YOUR PATIENTS!!!!!

Awesome office! Great staff and Dr Campbell has stellar bedside manner!read more

My youngest, who doesn't fall far from the proverbial tree, has started to experience issues with…read moreeczema and hives over the last year. I expressed concerns to her primary doctor who referred us to Cape Fear Valley ENT. When I called to setup the appointment, I explained my daughter has never had hay fever, asthma, or any other ENT related reactions. I felt this was the wrong doctor for her to see. My concerns were pacified with the explanation that this particular ENT office does allergy testing. Our first appointment went smoothly and I left feeling confident we would figure out what was causing my daughter's issues. Looking back on the appointment, I feel I was too naive and trusting. During our initial appointment, I expressed my concerns regarding my daughters reactions: hives/eczema. I disclosed my belief these reactions were due to either Tylenol (which she had taken for a headache the day of her most prolific reaction which lasted over a month) or to chemicals she was exposed to outside of my home. Since I have so many allergies, my home is as allergen free as possible. However, my daughter had spent time with relatives both times she broke out in full body hives. I further explained my daughter has never had reactions to food or ever experienced sinus issues. Dr. Jennifer Tartaglia said she didn't think my daughter would have such prevalent skin reactions without there being an allergen at fault, but told me there wasn't a test for Tylenol available. She told me my daughter would need a full round of testing and have all other possibilities excluded before it could be determined if Tylenol was the culprit. I agreed to two rounds of testing - a blood test for food allergies and a scratch test for environmental allergens. I agreed to this, because I believed there wasn't an available Tylenol allergy test. Over the next two weeks, my daughter had her blood drawn and then sat through a 2 hour scratch test that included over 40 needle injections. My 11 year old silently wiped tears away during the last 15 or so shots. It was awful. As I expected, she had a couple very mild reactions -- nothing that would explain the head to toe hives she has experienced. Yesterday, during our follow up appointment, is when I realized I had put my child through torture for absolutely no reason. Dr. Tartaglia entered the room, glanced over the results, shared them with me, and said: hives can be caused by any variety of things that have nothing to do with allergies. It was the very antithesis of what she stated during our first appointment. I asked her if my child wouldn't need the chemical testing and medicine testing, so it could be determined if Tylenol had been the reason for her outbreaks. At this point the doctor told me her office doesn't do patch testing or medicine allergy testing, so she would have to refer us out. She seemed reluctant to give the referral, but gave it anyway. She referred us to UNC. When I asked why she was referring us to an allergist so far away, I was told there were no allergists in town who offer the panels my daughter would need. Before leaving the room the doctor made the offhand comment that Tylenol testing may be available at UNC. Her comment ate away at me the whole way home. When I arrived home after the appointment I decided to do a little research. A simple search for "Tylenol allergy testing" on Google has the top result: "Acetaminophen anaphylaxis diagnosed by skin prick test" published 2016. A little further research and I discovered an allergy test for paracetamol = Tylenol. I was disgusted. I've never had a doctor lie to be before... or at least, I've never caught one lying to me before. If there's a test, it means my daughter went through blood tests and injections for NO reason whatsoever other than this doctor was padding her bills OR she used my daughter's case as a teaching tool for her interns. Either way, t's unacceptable and I have full intentions on reporting this incident as I'm pretty sure it's either unethical or illegal. My research didn't end with allergy tests on Tylenol, I took it a step further and looked for local allergists. Lo and behold, there's a local allergy office and they accept our insurance. They do full panel testing, including testing for Tylenol. This means Dr. Jennifer Tartaglia lied to me not once, but at least three times over the course of two appointments! I have called Cape Fear Valley Ear, Nose, and Throat to report my experience to the office manager. He kindly had the referrals from Dr. Tartaglia redirected to the local allergist and dermatologist offices. I will need to look into making further reports against Dr. Tartaglia for needless testing and lying to a patient. In the meantime, I am urging anyone who is referred to Cape Fear Valley Ear, Nose, and Throat for allergy testing to call your primary doctor and ask them to route you to a TRUE allergist. Save yourself and your child the unnecessary tears.