I cannot begin to express my gratitude for finding the right doctor after going to many wrong ones…read more I have been on a journey to find an answer to my hearing loss for about a year. Many doctors suggested hearing aids. After about a year of seeing the wrong doctors, I found Jacob Ossoff who referred me to Dr Cassis. I am beyond grateful to have clarity on the diagnosis and to know that there are treatment options. Wait was a little long, but that's okay. They treat lots of patients.10/10 recommend.

Pretty good practice. I'll definitely go back there for following up if I need to. The front…read moreoffice staff as well as Dr. Cassis were very helpful and pleasant to deal with.

Holitic approach to hearing loss and Tinnitus. They educate as well as help. Great staff who care…read moreabout you as apatient.

After many decades of drumming and taking every opportunity to see the awesome bands of my day, my…read moretinnitus became more than a minor daily annoyance. I knew I needed help with my tinnitus and hearing loss, but I didn't want to be one of those persons who spends a gob of money on hearing aids, then doesn't use them. And here's where Dr. Kelly Hanscom really helped me out. I sport a shaved head, so it's not like I have luscious locks to help hide hardware behind my ears, so I really wanted to go with jamming the whole shootin' match in my ear. Dr. Kelly advised me on the available options and clearly explained the pros and cons of the different styles of hearing aids. I used a set of loaner hearing aids until my ordered units came in. Dr. Kelly tuned the loaners (and then my person devices) so that I would receive greater amplification of the frequencies in which my hearing is deficient. But she didn't overdo it. This seems to be where a lot of new hearing aid users experience frustration. I've heard several people say, "I'd wear them, but they're too dang loud!" Dr. Kelly artfully managed the acuity and volume of my hearing aids over the course of three months. As she explained, if a new user gets too much volume at first, it can be "jarring." That's the perfect word. So, over the course of three months, Dr. Kelly eased me into the "power" of my new hearing aids, and she also spent plenty of time ensuring that the fit is perfect and that I understand how to maintain and care for my new devices. I love wearing my hearing aids. It's been four months. The tinnitus therapy is wonderful! In fact, my wife can tell by my mood at the end of the day if I have been wearing my hearing aids. Without the tinnitus therapy, she says I am noticeably more anxious by day's end. And don't forget to say 'hello' and be nice to Franchesca at the front desk. After just a few visits, she had my name down and she regularly offers me cookies when I visit. Don't struggle another day with your tinnitus and hearing deficiencies. It's not only affecting your quality of life, but it's also affecting the quality of life of your family, friends, loved ones, and co-workers.

Dr. Redfeldt has been my ENT for years. She literally saved my life when through her constant…read moreattention to details, she detected a very rare Cancer in my nose. She operated on that Cancer, removed it and then arranged to have a great Radiation specialist do the follow-up radiation. I have been Cancer free for over 14 years now. I was told I would lose my Salivary glands due to the extreme radiation required, but the specialist she brought in was able to prevent any further problems. If not for her dedication and thoroughness I doubt I would be writing this now. Since then she has been my go to ENT and I have never been disappointed with her. I highly recommend Dr. Redfeldt for all your INT needs. She is a great physician. The depth of her knowledge is unmatched and She really cares for her patients.

Although I would always give Dr. Raquel Redtfelt a 5 star review as a specialist in her field I can…read morenow only give her 1 star for how I have been treated through the Covid pandemic. I was having problems with my voice for the last 3 months and I felt uncomfortable swallowing at times. I scheduled an appointment for 9/23. 2 days later a person on her office staff called me and told me she would do a Telemedicine call only and if she saw fit, She would have me come in. GREAT! Docs are now charging patients their full copay, mine is $30 for a telephone consult an then charge another $30 to come into the office to be checked. $60.....come on! So, I call my other ENT in Phoenix. They told me by all means, come in, we even have an opening tomorrow. So I went in and had a full exam. He even scoped my throat by putting a endoscope in my nose and down my throat and had me make certain sounds. The Dr. found some problems that I will not go into her but he told me to discontinue an inhaler that I was using that was prescribed by another Dr. He also said some of my problem may be due to acid reflux and I may have to change from OTC meds to something more suited for my condition. So tell me, how could that diagnosis been made via the phone? It wold have cost me $60 instead of $30. This Telemdicine this is a racket, a licence for doctors to increase their bottom line.They can charge you your deductible and code whatever they want to the insurance company. I have already dismissed 3 of my long term docs for bad practices like this. I dismissed my PCP last November after 15 years. I was in a car accident and went to the hospital emergency. The Hospital told me to see my PCP and follow up in 3 weeks with my PCP. My normal copay is $20 to my PCP and he wanted $150, what a rip for a follow up. I told them I am a patient for 15 years, they told me that they asked the Dr. and he said that is the rate.I tried to get the Dr. to change it but no go, so I quit his practice also. Why do doctors feel it is ok to fleece ther patients.

Great doctors, detailed comprehensive examination, stratospheric pricing…read more I appreciated the time taken to comprehensively evaluate my condition, but just about had a seizure when I learned the cost of the instruments was more than I paid for my last car.  I did some comparison shopping after the appointment, and was amazed and relieved to learn Costco has the goods.  Best member benefit ever.  Whilst I appreciate Costco dont have licensed audiologists on their staff, they were nonetheless able to equip me with comparable instruments for one fifth of the cost.  The markup on these disposable pieces of technology must be enormous.

After surgery at Barrow, one of my Barrow docs raved about this ABHA group. Funny sounding name,…read moreand hearing was not my issue, but I tried them for an eval and treatment of my vertigo and tinnitus. They are a group of audiology docs... real PRO's. Their thorough evaluation and initial report on my vertigo issues impressed my other providers and me too! They didn't dumb it down. They obviously assumed they were dealing with a thinking person who wanted it all, not the oversimplified version, so they poured it on. Then they directed me to their in-house physical therapy doc for work on my dizziness. She was so kind and uber-patient. More kintergarten teacher than drill sergeant! She gave lots of encouragement and calmly explained the purpose of each exercise and what neural stimulation I should look for to know I was doing it right. If y'all had 6 stars, I'd use em here!

As an ear patient for 46 years of my life with aggressive congenital cholestatoma, I initially was…read moreimpressed by Dr Syms and his PA when I started seeing them nearly 10 yrs ago. I still have nothing but good things to say about his PA; she is absolutely wonderful and thorough with her care of my ear. Initially, Dr Syms listened to my concerns and provided the necessary reassurance that he and his team would be able to provide. They lived up to that until after the pandemic. It was at that time that he changed his office's culture through a lax, unprofessional interactions and environment changes. It began with front office staff disappearing and some young kid with a salesman approach to "welcoming" patients happened. First issue is the kid that greets patients as they come in. He may be the nicest kid ever, but his approach is akin to a slimy car salesman. I am going to the office to ensure that my serious ear condition is taken care of and I will be able to stay alive with their continued care...and yes, my condition is that serious. This kid's lack of respect for the reality of the patient's current existence diminishes the status of what service Dr Syms provides. I can't believe that's the messaging of his brand that Dr Syms wants his current and prospective patients to experience before actually being seen by him or his PA. Second, I went to the Surprise location and was incredibly surprised about the fact that a doctor's office that focuses on neuro otology (serious conditions) would create an office environment that was no different than a pop-up, back ally doctor's office vibe. It didn't feel clean, sterile, and did not reflect the seriousness of why ear patients see one of less than a handful of neuro otologists in AZ. This concierge model of medical care for serious ear conditions is misguided and does the opposite of what patients expect. This model of care is better suited for spas, beauty, etc...but I want to trust that my doctor is going to respect the seriousness of my condition and his approach to care mirrors that need.

This is one of the worst medical experience I've encountered in some time. The doctor appeared 45…read moreminutes after the scheduled time and 50 minutes after the hearing test. The reason given by the Dr her self was she had two chatty patients before me. This is not a Dr who deals with emergency situations. This level of tardiness can only reflect a poor organization. Time to update your practices and procedures or hire new staff.

The peoplle who work here are wonderful. Kind. Helpful. Caring. Respectful. Well-trained. Amazing…read morequality of care. Highly recommend. I have a terrific experience. Best ENT / allergy care in the Phoenix area.

Same as the others - you never see the "doctor" you actually schedule. You just get pushed for…read moresurgery from second 1 while PAs read from a script.

After a not so great experience at Biltmore ENT I did some research and visited Dr. Rehl's office…read moreat the AZ Sinus Center and I'm glad I did! He was professional, courteous and took the time to explain his process and any questions I had. It's obvious he cares about his patients and he makes the extra effort to get the right diagnosis. (Also has one of the steadiest hands in the west!) I didn't have to wait very long after checking in and his staff made onboarding and out boarding a breeze. Can't recommend his practice enough if you are looking for a great ENT in Phoenix.

I have been seeing Dr Rehl intermittently for the last 10 years. He is very kind and listens to…read moreyour concerns. He thoroughly explains everything that he finds, what your options are and why he feels it is or isn't necessary. His office is clean and updated. His office is located right across the street from Banner University so it's easy to get to right off the freeway. I would highly recommend Dr Rehl if you are having any sinus issues. If he's not close to your house, I promise he's worth the drive.

Thursday, June 13 visit at Zounds, Oro Valley with James LaVin was very helpful and successful…read more Left aid had stopped functioning and right aid was starting to do same. James fixed them both up along with my charger and I was on my way in 30 minutes. Highly recommend James and Phonic aids. Greg West

I've been going to the Hearing Center for two years. Honestly? Linda is the only reason I go back;…read morehis PA. Otherwise, I would have looked elsewhere. Dr. Syms was an alright surgeon, but he has no bedside manners and doesn't listen to patients.

Honestly I thought this was a good move and trusted his rec but Reidy referred me to a surgeon to…read morehave a procedure done. Still have super rough hearing and now both ears are messed up. This was about 2 years ago. Now after seeing so many negative reviews I don't know if I can go back here. Have yet to have an awesome experience with an ENT in the valley. Not to mention the office staff is pretty rough. Rude on the phone. Rude about questions. If you decide to go here no matter how early you arrive you'll wait a long time.

I would stay away. The doctor couldn't find a growth in my son's ear which I could see with my…read morenaked eye. After the visit we realized we paid more than we should have once we got our EOB from the insurance company and it took more than 3 weeks and multiple phone calls to get an answer on the refund. Office manager "Ray" was extremely rude and doesn't return calls. Horrible experience.