This specialist doctor's group in eye, ear and throat diseases is the best I have encountered in a…read morelong time. ALL the staff is considerate, fast and fun to work with. No bureaucracy other than the minimum. They make you feel that they are there primarily to take care of your health issues and they are exceptionally focused on that. I came there with a self-diagnosed severe central vision loss problem and the administrative staff already acted swiftly on that on the phone by getting me an immediate appointment and I got to see the ophtalmologist superfast after prepping by the technician and the doctor spent a lot of time with me without rushing and made a spot on diagnosis (unfortunately very bad news for me) and she referred me to the best surgeon around and got me an appointment with him the next day, despite his months long booked appointment list. At the surgeon her diagnosis got confirmed and I was scheduled for surgery and treatment right away. The doctor at Arrigg Associates followed up without me asking by inquiring by phone how the visit went.. And when I got some additional issues later they were also very helpful and fast to respond. How great to have found those rare old-fashioned 'focused' and enthusiastic doctors (and all their equally good staff), we all would wish to have. I would have given them 6 stars if it were possible

I have been going here for my eyes for ears now and I must say, my last experience was awful. I…read morewent for my yearly eye check up on a Friday afternoon around lunch time. I go to check in and I am about third or fourth in line; no big deal, it's a Friday afternoon, it's right after lunch, it's bound to be a little busy, right? I arrived early just incase it was indeed busy. It took me 15-20 min to just get checked in There was only one receptionist checking patients in. To me, she seemed very unpleasant, had a look on her face which clearly showed she didn't want to be there and, was just taking her time and had no sense of urgency. There was one worker who asked the receptionist if she needed help to which said receptionist said "no, I'm good". I would have totally been alright with standing in line if this receptionist didn't have the attitude that she did. Her attitude along with taking her time really put a sour taste in my mouth. After all of that, I am sitting in the waiting room. My appointment was at 1:30. Then 2:00 comes, I'm still in the waiting room - no big deal, everyone expects to wait a bit at the doctors office, right? 2:30 comes, still in the waiting room. An older gentleman asks how long I have been waiting to go in, I told him an hour and he goes to me "I've been waiting almost TWO HOURS!" Finally @ 3:00, I get called in. I get it, doctors offices are busy, 9 times outta 10 we never get called in on time, its expected. However, it's a little ridculous that I waited an HOUR AND A HALF to get called in. After I get called in, the assistant does her thing, checks your eyes, dialates them and of course, before the check up can proceed any further, the drops that dialate your eyes have to settle in, which takes about 15 minutes. I waited over ANOTHER HOUR before I got called back in. The rest of the check up proceeds and I am all set. I checked my phone, it was about 4:15. I was at the eye doctors for THREE hours for a routine eye check up. I don't know what happened that day. Maybe they were under-staffed, maybe they over-booked. Either way, this experience put a bad taste in my mouth and I am considering switching eye doctors

It was time for my follow-up appointment & today was the day. My appointment was scheduled in the…read moremorning & actually I really didn't have much of a wait time. My appointment was with the nurse practitioner & I may be wrong? But I've found them to be very knowledgeable & take all the time needed to explain what they are doing, if I need a procedure, why etc. Since my last visit my issue has been noticably better. So it was great to report a positive vs a negative. The only thing that I wasn't obviously thrilled about was that she decided to use the sinus camera.... Or endoscope? Anyway, it's not that it was painful... Heck, I've endured " 8" - YES 8 covid tests with one that I swear was a lobotomy in disguise over the past year. So, yes there evidently is some tissue left. Well - the spray gunk they use to numb the area & using the camera was necessary & I did my best to behave....but the 1.5 minute or so it took to complete the procedure just wasn't one of my best moments...but it was real quick. With the wait time, follow-up exam, & camera thing , time spent there was way less than 1 hour.

Terrible. I've been waiting for an appointment for the last month. They have cancelled last minute…read more(day of!) 3 times already. Always a different excuse. Avoid if you want to be taken seriously

I just had a procedure done by Dr Selig that I had done a few years ago by another Dr. The…read moredifference was night and day. 1st I had no trouble getting in to see the Dr and then was really pleasantly surprised at how soon I was able to schedule the surgery. Everything was clearly explained to me and I was more than pleased when she allowed me to see (using the space age equipment she has) the problem and exactly how she was going to repair it. I could not be more satisfied at the results and the total experience. Both her and the staff there rate an A+ from me.