I'm writing this from the perspective of a Medical Professional; I'm a Board Certified Physician…read morewith over 15 Years of Clinical Experience; the majority of my career has been spent working within the confines of Inner City / Community Emergency Departments in the City of New York; - I've worked and interacted with countless Physicians/Surgeons. The Belmont "Outpost" of Charlotte Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat associates is truly a hidden gem. The Office Manager is a true gentleman who deeply cares and takes pride in his work and will go the extra distance to accommodate patients. He's truly a great individual. Front end office staff is caring, compassionate and efficient. Audiologist and Nursing staff are incredibly caring, kind and take the time to listen to patients in a nonjudgmental way. Nonetheless, the "Rock Star" of this operation is Otolaryngologist - Christopher L. Tebbit, MD. Dr. Tebbit is truly exceptional and has a bedside manner of the highest level. Dr. Tebbit is energetic, positive and takes pride in his craft. I can't say enough positive things about this medical professional. I would trust him to care for my very own patients for my family. Dr. Tebbit is backed up by a team of ENT Nurses and Support Staff that share his mantra of providing high quality and compassionate ENT care. After all, G-d only gave you two ears. He is truly a Mensch. Thank you Dr. Tebbit for taking care of this broken Physician once again. G-d bless you and may he continue to keep you strong and healthy. With Gratitude, Your Patient & Colleague - Dr. Orange ;-)

I was referred to Charlotte Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat by my optician on 05/26/2026 for a suspected…read moredetached retina. I was examined by Dr. Matthew Wilde in the South Park Office who confirmed retinal detachment. I had surgery with Dr. Justin Brown of that practice on 05/29/2026 at Novant Outpatient surgery in Charlotte where I had a gas tamponade. Dr. Brown provided follow up care on 05/29 in the South Park Office and 06/08, 06/29, and 08/10 in the Belmont office. At the 08/10 visit Dr. Brown confirmed a cataract as a complication of the retina repair surgery and referred me to be seen by Dr. Casey Mathys in the Belmont office which I scheduled an appointment for 09/11/2026. Upon arrival the front desk staff on 09/11 I was asked if I was making a payment on the outstanding balance from the May surgery to which I stated that I had mailed a payment on Tuesday 09/08/2026. At that point I paid my $80 copay for this visit and was seated in the waiting room. Dr. Mathys's staff proceeded to prep me for examination, numbing my eyes for pressure check, imagining tests, refractometry and visual acuity, and dilated my pupils. At this point I had been sent to the waiting room for the second time when a member of Dr. Mathys's treatment team escorted me into a treatment room and informed me that he refused to see me due to the outstanding surgical balance, there were no business office staff available to discuss the issue, and my appointment was cancelled. If the outstanding balance was an issue, why did his office send me multiple email and text reminders of this visit? I understand their position, but they had a month to inform me rather than waiting until I was already in the treatment process and had accepted my copay that my appointment was cancelled at which point I was left with blown pupils and no sunlight protection. I feel that once treatment had started Dr. Mathys had no right to unilaterally cancel the evaluation. Second, I had been hospitalized at Caromont Regional Medical Center in Gastonia with severe vertigo from 09/08/2026 to 09/09/2026 that no doubt was exacerbated by the difficulty in seeing due to the cataract caused by treatment by Dr. Brown, and it was with great difficulty that I even managed to get to today's appointment. I could have been spared pain and suffering if they had been open with me prior to my arrival. I now have no choice to break continuity of care if I wish this to be resolved promptly. The joke is on Casey Mathys. I have met my OoP and deductible for this year. Whoever does my cataract surgery is getting paid in full by Aetna.

I feel so grateful that a friend told me about Dr. Seaborg. First of all, she is a delight to be…read morearound -- warm, friendly, open. And she goes the extra mile for her patients. Clear explanations, cutting edge technology, up to date on all new devices and research. She's practical and never pushes what you don't need. No shaming about not wearing aides maybe wearing hearing aides as much as recommended. If I'm not, then she wants to know why so she can fix it. She wants me to not even be aware that they're in. Now my husband is switching to her for his audiology needs!

Dr. Seaborg is extremely professional and patient. She explains the process and results. There was…read moreno pressure to purchase hearing aids. She considered my lifestyle (job, time outside) in deciding what would work best. The day I went to pick up my hearing aids, she decided a different brand would be better suited. The next day these were available. She continues to provide lots of support even after the fitting. Can't imagine an audiologist being more helpful. Completely pleasant experience.

Always a great experience at the Belmont office. Great doctor and very friendly staff!read more

Dr. Emery is such a wonderful doctor. His Belmont office is so nice. I felt like the care was…read morepersonable, customized and fixed my sinus infection. He is the best ENT doctor in Belmont. Way better than Charlotte Eye Ear Nose. The staff is also super great.

I have had Tinnitus for over 25 years. The high pitched ringing was always annoying but manageable…read more I knew some CBT, and applying that worked to manage the tinnitus invasion in my life. But there were still times the ringing would get extremely loud for periods then fade back down to my base level. In 2015 I went to an audiologist who tested dozens of hearing aids and sound therapies, and they ended up saying, "We're sorry, but there is nothing to help" me. Then, in 2025 it increased rapidly and drastically. I don't know what the trigger was, but it was not manageable at all. It began to invade my days to the extent that I felt like I was going crazy from it. I got depressed, anxious, and felt helpless. Then I read about a newly FDA approved Tinnitus treatment called Lenire. It works through bimodal stimulation. The more I researched, the more I knew I had to try it. Audiology and Hearing Services of Charlotte offered it! It was a brand new therapy and this is the only place in NC that offered it. The clinic is less than 6 miles from my house. I couldn't believe it. I went for testing, and my insurance required that I try hearing aids first, so I did. Of course that didn't help. Then we got the Lenire and I began treatments. I followed the 3 month program, guided by Dr. Karp, and it is nothing short of a medical miracle. Dr. Karp is so thorough, so caring and so patient. She went above and beyond for me, and through Lenire and CBT especially for Tinnitus, I can live again. If I have a flare, I do Lenire for a week (I own the equipment and can use it forever as required. It is important to remember the a treatment is not a cure) and I feel better again. I have Tinnitus, but it doesn't own me. It's just a thing I have that I can now deal with pretty easily. I couldn't have had this success without Dr. Karp, and I am eternally grateful. I recommend Dr. Melissa Karp with my heartfelt thanks.

I have never walked out of a doctor so upset..I DO NOT recommend bringing your child here…read more My son, 5, struggles with attention and focus. We went in to see Dr. Karp for some adp concerns. During the evaluation, my son was fidgety and struggled to stay focused (as we knew). Dr. Karp seemed to get agitated with his lack of attention. Once again, he is a five year old boy and is currently in the process of being evaluated for his attention concerns as well. At the end of the evaluation, Dr. Karp concluded that she could not diagnose him at the moment due to his lack of attention. She mentioned how he should be evaluated for his attention concerns and get that under control before we continued with further adp evaluations. However, the most upsetting part of this visit was not her addressing his lack of attention. It was her suggesting my son be medicated and then stating that he will not thrive in a regular classroom setting. She said that he should be in a one on one or small group setting and that he cannot get that in the public school system. I am fully aware that my son struggles with focus, which is a BIG reason why I was sent to see Dr.Karp. Do not get me wrong, I will happily do whatever is best for my son. However, as an educator, I know that lack of attention does not mean he needs to be in a special education one on one or small group setting to be able to thrive in school. Proud to say, my son is currently thriving in a general classroom setting. This was extremely unprofessional considering she saw my son for a 45 minute visit and ADHD is not her medical field. I was also very disappointed with the fact that she continued to evaluate him knowing that she was not going to be able to give me any answers but wanted to charge me the full $500 anyway. It was very misleading and a waste of time and money. As an educator and a mother, I am very disappointed in this visit.

I've had hearing aid testing and fitting twice before over the years, but my experience with…read moreChristina was by far the best. Very knowledgable and caring, spends lots of time, explains clearly. He offices are modern and spacious, her staff is friendly and courteous. Highly recommended.

Hearing aid started to have random issues turning off. Went in and they could not have been better…read morehelping us to resolve. Sent hearing aids to manufacturer and gave us "loaners" to use until originals were returned. They treated us as good as one could have asked for. Bent over backwards to help us. These people are for real!

Awesome! Ms. Henson helped me address my sons hearing loss, which was thankfully only in his right…read moreear!

I started taking my son to ENT Carolina, the Gastonia location, for reoccurring ear infections and…read morefluid behind the ear. Between multiple appointments there was back and forth conversion between he needed ear tubes and not. The doctor landed on the need for ear tubes, they said they'd reach out between 5-10 days. After 2 weeks of no contact I began trying to call. No answer. I left multiple voicemails and messages with no answer and no call back. Finally the surgery scheduler, Carol Holcombe, sent a message through patient portal only saying I needed to make a deposit to then schedule. So I paid the $334.82 to hold a slot for a date in May, only told us a day, no time or instructions. After 30 days of us trying again to contact them with no answer my husband had to physically go into the office to get information. It had been so long that they required us to have a second pre-op appointment. At that appointment the doctor said he didn't think my son needed tubes after all. Before I left that appointment on May 11th Rebecca Lookadoo, the Gastonia office manager, told me they would refund my surgery deposit. I called June 11th to billing to see what was the hold up on my refund. They told me that they couldn't refund back to my card because they had incorrectly put the charges under my account instead of my son's. Therefore, I must wait 30 more days to be sent a check in the mail. Then had the audacity to ask me if I wanted to pay the balance for his other appointments (we had not been mailed a bill for those yet). The lady I spoke to today promptly told me that my refund had been applied to my balance without my knowledge or consent and the remaining $83.16 actually could be put back on my card. It has been an absolute nightmare, not only the back and forth treatment plan, but the lack of communication and LIES. Total waste of time and money for my family! Needless to say my son has been seen elsewhere and he in fact does need tubes and adenoids removed. Our new surgeon found it odd adenoids was never discussed and strange how they dismissed the multiple ear infections. Horrible business

I have been a patient of Dr. Frederic Levy for over 15 years, and I can't say enough great things…read moreabout him and his practice! From making an appointment, to checking in, to getting treated either on the allergy side or on Dr. Levy's side, I al treated like a trusted friend or a beloved member of the family. They ask the probing questions to get to the bottom of the situation that brings me in, refer back to my chart and actually have a conversation with them about my care. I cannot imagine moving and having to change ENTs. Seriously, these people are the best of the best!

Brad Gardner gives me my annual physical - he is amazing! He is friendly and professional,…read moreknowledgeable, and very patient. I'm not very enthused about medical care, but he understands that, really listens, and meets me right where I am!

A nightmare practice. They do not believe in medication for neurodivergent individuals and will not…read moresupport you if you're curious or interested in medication for ADHD, anxiety, autism, or OCD. I've lived in Belmont my entire life and have heard from family and friends how they failed to support them. Their one practitioner that was kind, curious, and truly interested in the well-being of patients recently left, and they are so much worse for it now. Find another practice if you're seeking doctors that update their methodologies and are open and curious with their approach.