Over the past 10 years I have suffered with sinusitis, infections and severe pain. I was previously…read morea patient of another ENT but after suffering I experienced over the past year I decided to go to Jefferson Department of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery. Dr. Nyquist was assigned to me because I was told he was top in his field. From my first visit I felt comfortable that I was in such great hands. Dr. Nyquist and the entire staff are kind and compassionate while performing the highest level of individualized care. I required surgery and today was my last post-op appointment. My surgery was a complete success and I don't suffer from all the issues that plagued me for over ten years. I can't thank Dr. Nyquist enough for giving me back a better quality of life. I would recommend him to anyone who suffers from any Ear, Nose or Throat problem....he truly is the BEST!

The doctors are great.....the office staff not so much…read more If you call for a rx refill, it never gets there until you call several times over the course of days. If you need a referral do not ask the day before. They act as if you are asking them to donate an organ to you and they will not guarantee the referral will be there the following day. They insist you leave the information on their referral voice mail line. There is no such thing as customer service anymore. It's all self serve. Pretty soon they'll be leaving instructions for us to do our own mammograms and draw our own blood.

The Reverend Dr. Steak and I have been patients at LMFM for many years now. This is a small…read morepractice located in the 'heart' of downtown Narberth, PA, near the movie theater. Parking is in a private lot at the rear of their office building and it's free. The Rev. has some standard chronic health issues - cholesterol, blood pressure. He for many years primarily saw Dr. Stallkamp, whom he liked very much. Dr. Stallkamp left the practice a year ago to go into research, which initially made him sad. Then, he met Dr. Lytton. I can honestly say Dr. Lytton saved his life. Furthermore, she is the ONLY doctor that has gotten through his thick Southern skull to where he's finally enacting some serious lifestyle changes. You see, the Reverend is indeed a fully grown Southern man. The four basic food groups of the Southern Man would be fat, salt, meat and sugar. This is why so many Southern men don't get to be people "of a certain age". Despite years, I mean years, people, of cajoling, nagging, begging, yelling, refusing, etc, on my part, this man would not make changes in that diet when things like the cholesterol and the blood pressure and the weight started to go awry. I have snuck more Splenda and Boca in this man than he realizes in the name of true love. Still, the car would be full of soda bottles and fast food wrappers and when left alone, it was fry an egg in butter and bacon grease time. It didn't help that his compliance with taking his medicine to help control these things was spotty at best. That, again, despite my best nagging and cajoling and such. You may think I'm an ineffective nagger. I am not. He is just as stubborn as a jacka**, so in him I feel I have met my match some days. When he doesn't want to do something, good luck getting him to do it. Even denying him my 'feminine wiles' failed to change him. That's DEFCON 5 nagging, people. Years with Dr. Stallkamp, as great as she was, failed to enact change. That doesn't mean she wasn't a great doctor, she was and is. She just could not get through his thick skull. It took Dr. Lytton taking over his care, taking a good look at him and putting him in the hospital because his BP was so out of control then sitting him and I down together and giving us not only a stern talking-to but recipes, guidance on food choices, and yes, encouragement to get him to change. This man in 8 weeks has subsequently lost 18 pounds. He eats mostly vegetarian. When he goes out he looks for good choices like chicken grilled vs. beef. Yes, on Easter he smoked a brisket for the family and he had two pieces (and yes, it was mighty good) but that was it. He has grilled pork chops occasionally. He rarely drinks soda. He has not missed a dose of his medications in two months. He looks better, feels better and actually is doing that on his own, making his changes. So, yeah, the staff may not always be pleasant. Dr. Lytton does present as a little flighty and scattered and odd. Don't let that fool you, the woman knows her stuff. When you go there, you have as much time as you need with the doctor, not 5 or 10 minutes. Lastly, they care. Dr. Lytton has called at 10 PM and on weekends to give test results and to talk with him and to check in on him. Is the practice perfect? No. The staff is rude. Sometimes you wait (like that never happens at a doctor's office). However, I'll take rude staff and sitting in a waiting room all day long when it means a longer life with my love. Wouldn't you?

We had a very negative and upsetting experience with this practice. We were very hopeful after…read moremeeting with Dr. Segal that we could get some relief for my daughter's numerous allergies. She got weekly shots for more than a year. Never saw the doctor again. Was never asked to see the doctor again. I stopped going into the office with her because they were always asking me for money without telling me what it's even for. Over the last year, I paid more than $1,000 out of pocket ... FOR SHOTS, which they had told us would be free when we started. Yes, we have insurance. I have never been harassed so aggressively for money by a healthcare practice -- by phone, by text and in person -- and all BEFORE I ever received a bill. My experience at Chestnut Hill led me to the impression that this practice just wants my money and doesn't give a crap about my daughter's health. Terribly stressful and upsetting ... and expensive.

Everyone is very nice, including Dr. Segal. I was clear about what I was looking for when I…read morescheduled my appointment, but ultimately they recommended we not move forward with any testing or any services. I hope they enjoy my copay, despite the fact that I received no services, but I would recommend they consider screening conversations prior to appointments. Off to look for another doctor...

Hello everyone, I like to tell you a little bit about Dr Daniel Martin that Works in his office in…read moreSpringfield PA. He has been my doctor for about 8 years. With me, I am handicapped in a wheelchair and I cannot walk, through the time of me knowing Dr Daniel Martin I've had a lot of ups and downs and he has always been there for me no matter what. I cannot begin to try to explain what a great guy Dr Martin really is he will listen to you as you would tell him about your pains but he would also listen to you about how your life is going and Hell you deal with things in life as being a paraplegic and living with it. Now, i may not be able to walk anymore but I have found many ways to reinvent the power wheelchair. Through the conversations that I have had with Dr Daniel Martin and the discussions and I did I would stick to him that I would have Dr Daniel Martin has given me the incentive to continuously push myself to reinvent the ultimate power wheelchair with Automotive off-road lighting. So every time I go and visit him in the office I always have a new surprise in a new redesigned additive to my permobil power wheelchair. A day does not go by when I tell my friends and strangers of what a great doctor and great friend Dr Daniel Martin is to me. Well I think by now you've got my point and my opinion of, Doctor Daniel Martin Everyone have a great upcoming weekend but a safe weekend Charles......

The office staff leaves a lot to be desired. When they're not being rude, they're eating their…read morelunches from the drug reps that are always swarming the office at the front desk. God help you if you need a referral- you'll probably get to your specialist office only to be informed that it was never done. Dr. Martin on the other hand, is a really nice guy. I really like him a lot and he's down to earth. He'll listen to you and remember who you are. He's not an alarmist and seems to genuinely enjoy what he does. I keep going to the office because I like him as a doctor- certainly not for the office staff. My only other complaint, is that it is not handicap accessible. If you are on crutches, use a walker, or require a wheel chair you'll never get in the front door since it has 2 huge steps. You'll never be able to use the bathroom either because that's not handicap accessible either. Unless they're hiding another restroom.

Goodbye Breathe Right strips--hello easy breathing! I…read morerecently had a septoplasty with turbinate reduction at the Paoli Surgery Center, and I couldn't be happier with the results. The entire procedure took just 30 minutes, and I was in and out in about 3 hours. Best of all--no pain at all. Zero. Nada. Nothing! Dr. Katin and his team were warm, humble, and genuinely caring throughout the entire process. I put off this surgery for 8 years, but I'm so glad I finally went through with it. My breathing is noticeably better, I can exercise longer, and I'm finally sleeping through the night. If you're on the fence--just do it. It's truly a game changer!

I came to Dr. Katin's office in Paoli because I felt that a neglected tooth had an infection in it…read moreand I was afraid it had traveled into my sinus. Dr. Katin was completely thorough and professional. He took this infection very seriously and had the confidence as a doctor to direct me in the right path. He tried a course of antibiotics, then tested to see if the infection was still there, ordered a Cat Scan, and then highly recommended surgery to drain my sinus. He put me at ease, and I knew he had my best interest in mind. Dr. Katin called me the day after surgery and accepted a call from me right away. I would highly recommend Dr. Katin to anyone who has sinus issues or needs an ENT.