We were referred to an ENT due to our son's chronic ear infections. While we were referred to…read moreChildren's, ENT & Allergy Specialist was able to get my 6 month old the next day and scheduled for his tubes procedure the next week. The entire team is very personable and proactive in explaining what we should expect. Day of the procedure, we were promptly seen and processed so our son could get the relief he so badly needed. Not even a week later, I have my son back! He is eating better than he ever has, began teaching developmental milestones he was previously delayed with due to discomfort and just the happiest guy. Everyone that was involved in my sons case later signed and sent us a thank you card! I am recommending this office to all my friends struggling with ear infections and allergies in the future!

This was by far the worst experience I've ever had with health care. From the allergy testing, to…read morethe surgery I had, then to being billed for an error the billing department would not take action to resolve with the insurance company. When I went to get allergy testing, when the doctor ordered the tests, I told her that I was having allergic reactions and we discussed that it was possible the testing would fail because of that. Though there were no other patients waiting, two women came in and rushed through the testing. Turns out the testing failed, but they would not slow down. Then I was able to be squeezed in for a surgery. The nurse at the surgical center got too busy and I was taken back to have surgery before the pre surgery medicine kicked in. So I had to do the surgery fully awake and aware of what was going on. The doctor was so rushed that I just had to power through a nose procedure. I was crying, so I eventually was given a wash cloth to put over my eyes so I didn't have to watch the surgery. Then the same surgical center didn't call me, but someone else to check on me the next day. I specifically asked to have them call me when I was leaving, but they could not honor that simple request. When I went back for a check after the procedure, I think the doctor forgot I was waiting and I was in the appointment room after seeing the nurse for an hour before the doctor had time to come check on me. Finally, I assumed the billing would be a simple request to the insurance. The billing office sent the bill with an incorrect code. I asked them to submit an appeal with the correct coding, but the billing department incorrectly submitted the appeal. Rather than resubmitting the appeal with the insurance company (who said they would cover the procedure) the billing office started calling me and sending me communications that I was financially responsible for the procedure. I even got communication that my bill was late. Rather than working with the insurance company, the billing department kept sending me a copy of a form I submitted that IF the insurance was not willing to cover the procedure (which I was told multiple times the insurance company WOULD COVER THE PROCEDURE) than I would pay the bill. The insurance company was willing and able to pay, if they would have just filled out the paperwork correctly. This practice is not able to handle simple patient care to confirm if someone will be awake during surgery because they are busy filing paperwork. They are not able to handle insurance billing, and cannot handle simple requests.