Great doctor! Really listens to your concerns! No waiting/ really well run office! Not terribly…read morehard to get appointments.

As a current patient of Dr Steven Bello I showed up for my appointment 15 minutes early. I had…read moreanswered several text message reminders with a "yes" I would be there. At the reception counter I was informed Dr Bello had a "medical emergency" today and that I had received a voice mail of this fact one day earlier at 9am. I replied no voice message had been received and also showed her a 7pm reminder text of my appointment from that very previous night. Receptionist then doubled-down on the lie about the a voice message and dismissed the 7pm robo-call as irrelevant. Unprofessional treatment of this sort by a medical professional is never expected. But it is a good reason to fire them. Good luck if you stay with this office.

Run to find another doctor. He's not good and ruined my hearing. I had a deviated septum corrected…read moreand caused numerous problems after the surgery.

Dr Magardino was referred to me by my allergist , my nose was always stuffed up…read more He was very helpful, told me I had a 90% deviated septum and said Septoplasty and turbinate reduction would fix things up. I asked him if this was a nose job and would this change my nose ? He said No and my nose would be the same . The septoplasty was a great success and I could and still can breathe perfectly but within a month two new issues came up One, my nose was running watery all day where anyone around me would ask if I was sick Two my nose shape was very different It had a flat and piggish look I went in to talk to him about it and he said it was fine and still healing but 6 months later the problem was still there I went to a plastic surgeon , she didn't want to get involved and said maybe too much carteledge was removed and to go see another ENT I went to my allergist about the runny nose and he gave another nasal spray but now once again I'm using a nasal spray I went back to see Dr Magardino this week and boy was he not happy with me! He was annoyed, defensive and beyond rude. He said nothing he did would cause my issues and my nose was fine, but in looking these problems up they are a direct result if during the septoplasty too much carteledge was removed from the tip of the nose it would result in a " Piggy nose" and if the tutbinates were reduced too much the result is a runny nose He told me " any one can get a runny nose" and I could get fillers in my nose and to see a plastic surgeon He also added as the end slap in my face "What do you want , you're 75 years old" Yes he did ! I excused myself and he left the room before me very angry that I challenged him So there you have it !

I have found in my journey with hearing aids that the devices' lifespan seems to be about 3 years…read more First fitted almost nine years ago, and I am going to be fitted for my third set. I have been loyal to Collier Hearing Center and also loyal to the Widex brand. Purchasing hearing aids without medical insurance is expensive. One caveat, I do purchase the high-line hearing aids. I've found through years of use that a telecoil is a must-have for me. Our church is equipped to broadcast on the telecoil frequency. I no longer have an excuse for not hearing the priest. :) My biggest problem is a crowded room with conversation. This set will solve some of that problem. So at the next Yelp event, if I nod and smile, they didn't solve the issue. If I nod, smile, and engage, then I can hear.

From the owner: Good Customer serviceread more

Another fabulous experience. Dr. Magardino is a caring and thorough ENT. The staff is friendly…read moreand welcoming.

Find someone who cares and is actually on time for his appointments. There is no reason that every…read moretime my grandmother is in there for an appointment that he is at minimum an hour behind. When it was brought up he told her "You could find another ENT, but good luck because a bunch just retired.". Is that any way to treat your patients. Naples ego at it's best!

Checking in (during season at that) was fast and the front desk staff is very nice. Offices are…read morevery clean. The doctor was very thorough and I didn't feel rushed.

Kara the receptionist is the most rude receptionist I think I've ever met. Doesn't greet you and…read moremakes you sit in the window while she plays on her phone. All the other staff is very polite, she definitely sticks out like a sore thumb. She also speaks to you with the most condescending tone. Would not recommend this office just because of her!

Dr Reidy repaired a deviated septum I'd had for many years…read more The doctor and staff were professional and well trained. No issues and very successful result.

Wet into the office for a routine exam. Waited 47 minutes for an exam. You would think the front…read moredesk personel would advise you in advance that they were running a half hour late. I would not reccomend this practice for anyone . Poor front desk personel

I chose this provider because of his years of experience and the ability to be seen quickly, which…read moreI do appreciate. It's clear that he has extensive clinical experience. However, my experience during the visit was very upsetting. During a nasal endoscopy attempt, I experienced significant pain almost immediately. I clearly expressed that it hurt and asked him to stop. I was told that it "should not hurt" and that what I was feeling was not real. I even began to question myself and agreed to try the procedure a second time, thinking it might be psychological. The second attempt was even more painful, to the point that I had tears coming out and had to ask again for him to stop. At that point, instead of acknowledging the situation, the doctor became visibly frustrated. He stated that he had performed the procedure "a million times" and insisted that it does not hurt, implying that my reaction was not valid. He then threw the instrument into the sink with noticeable irritation. I also felt blamed for reacting physically to the pain, even though that is a natural human response. Being told that my pain was not real and being treated with frustration rather than care was deeply distressing. I left the office in tears. I respect the doctor's experience and do not question his knowledge, but patient care also requires listening, empathy, and respect, especially when a patient is in pain. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. I hope this feedback is taken constructively, as no patient should feel dismissed or invalidated in a medical setting.

Not impressed with care. Lots of bloodwork and no diagnosis! Just wants to do injections!read more