Dr Gamble seems to listen and make good notes but diagnosing does not seem to be the strong suit…read more This office is very high on making MONEY- more than anything, they seem to make this the real priority. After paying thousands between me and insurance, then months later said I owed about 126 or more - sent me to collections. Tried calling to work this out to office manager - no go!

I visited Dr. Gamble for nasal issues which were getting worse over time although he had given me…read moresome nasal ointment. My primary care doctor recommended him. As far as quality of care, Dr. Gamble was arrogant and insulting to me. I told him I had sleep apnea and asked if the breathing machine could be causing the irritation and bleeding I was having. The inside of my nose was raw and I had tiny pieces of what appeared to be cartilage in the blood. He told me to stop picking my nose and use a cream he prescribed. I don't pick my nose but I did use the cream according to his directions. I returned for follow up with my husband to let him see that his suggestions were not working. He spoke to me in a very condescending manner and insulted me by insisting that I was picking my nose. At the time of the second visit, I no longer had insurance, being in a waiting period for new insurance. By this time I was having considerable pain and there seemed to be a lot of erosion in my left nostril. He said I would need surgery but we would have to wait until my insurance "kicked in". He was very cavalier, as if it was my problem and refused to put me on a payment plan. I went to another ENT in Frisco who determined that I needed nasal reconstruction. He performed the surgery and found a polyp which he biopsied. It was cancerous. I had radiation treatment and follow-up. Thankfully, I left Dr.Gamble and sought out another doctor. Who needs an arrogant, insulting, and disinterested doctor like Dr. Gamble? I have healed and have checkups to stay healthy.

I have had various chronic ear issues going all the way back to 1960(!!), and so I have had quite a…read morenumber of ENT patient-physician. Since most of the issues are conditions I just have to live with, I have in recent years treated myself with OTC remedies and such. But the issues finally piled up to the point that I needed to see an ENT. My previous ENT, who was wonderful, had become so busy, I would't be able to get in to see him for almost three months. So I have begun looking for someone with a more open schedule. I read about Dr. Wyatt and saw good things written about him, so I checked with my PCP and he referred me to him, got me in in about two weeks and today was my big day. I filled out the paperwork in about 25 minutes, which was the most detailed I remember ever seeing, and went to the office , arriving about 15 minutes early. Upon checking in, I was given two additional forms by the receptionist, which had to do with several unscheduled procedures that might have to be performed during any given visit if the doctor considered them medically necessary. I was instructed to authorize the doctor to perform these procedures before I had even met him. When I asked the receptionist if that was their usual protocol, she said, I'm sorry, but you were here just fifteen minutes before your appointment. We don't have time for questions like this right now. We will have to reschedule or cancel your appointment if you want discussions about things like that. I was taken aback, but I really wanted to be seen, so I took a little bit different line of questioning and said, "Well, could you at least give me a ballpark figure about what these procedures might cost me (after Medicare and BC/BS)? I don't feel comfortable authorizing charges for unknown procedures when the staff cannot even estimate what the charges might be. It seemed like I was walking in to a used car dealership and asked to sign a sales contract for an unknown car at an unknown sales price with undetermined terms. I could go on, but I won't. And neither will I return to his office.

Absolutely love the doctors at North Dallas ENT. Dr. Wyll is incredible. She makes any appointment…read morewhen you are struggling with allergies and/or sinus issues so efficient. She takes her time and is extremely thorough. She listens to all your concerns and goes out of her way to help you and explain things so you understand clearly. She truly cares about you and suggests what is best for your health & quality of life. I have also had a VERY complicated sinus surgery with this practice combined with a rhinoplasty to reset my nose from a fall, and I could not be more thrilled with the results and thorough care prior and post-op. I highly recommend, Dr. Wyll and Dr. Pero at North Dallas ENT!

Dr. Peskind is treating me for sudden sensorineural hearing loss and I have found him to be kind,…read morethoughtful, and funny. It's a complex situation and an involved treatment process, and he's been great at putting me at ease and explaining next steps and what to expect. The staff there is just as great. For a rather distressing diagnosis, my experience at UTSW has been so fortunate. I'm really glad it's where I ended up.

I was treated very disrespectful... I have had undiagnosed sinus issues for several years... no…read moreENT's could figure it out... So I was recommended to check out Dr Peskind...he dismissed me from the start, barely looked me in the eye when talking to me... told me there was nothing he could do for me, then he lead me out of the office telling me there was no need for a follow up appointment. I was shocked... felt numb, sad, depressed... I walked to my car in such despair for I have never in my life been treated with such disrespect. One year later as I was visiting a oral surgeon about possibly removing a molar, I told him about my sinus issues... he diagnosed me as having an internal nasal valve collapse on my left side... BINGO!

Personable friendly staff and doctor Easy access and…read moreparking. Not a huge practice making it easy to be seen on short notice.

You could not find a more professional, caring, experienced ENT and Audiology team than Dr. Moore…read moreand Tara Weinberg. Dr. Moore has a wonderful bedside manner, clearly explains any treatment or solution to my ear blockage issues, and I trust him implicitly, which is important when someone has a long pointy instrument poking around inside your ear! Tara has guided my 84 year old husband to some much-needed new hearing aids and their upgraded technology has resulted in an enormous improvement in what my husband can hear on a daily basis. We are very thankful to be patients of Dr. Moore and Tara, and cannot recommend them both highly enough. Roger & Alexandra.

5 years of sneezing, dripping nose and misery and everything was solved in ONE DAY when Dr Matheny…read moreperformed the CLARIFIX PROCECURE on me. The procedure lasted less than 10 minutes and my nose hasn't dripped in the past 30 days since the procedure was done. If you are experiencing these problems.....there is a solution! Clark Rassi

This is a sad day for those who protect this country, which includes Frisco, Texas. I am a…read moremilitary veteran that has the military "Tri-Care" insurance. I was referred to and advised that Collin County ENT would take Tri-Care. Truth is that they do take Tri-Care and it is in network, but only as a secondary insurance, not a primary insurance (According to the receptionist that I spoke to it is office dependent, so they can make their own rules). So, what do veterans do when they do not have additional insurance? I think this is a very poor stance when your duties are to help. You only help when it benefits you as the Doctor. What a work-around to allow this organization to charge more for service. I know that doctors who support military veterans take more of a loss. It's a given but when you say you do but there's a catch, you are just spitting in the face of those who served to allow you to skate around the issue of possibly taking less money for the same payment. This is just so frustrating to know that I pay a lot for my military "Tri-Care Prime" insurance. More than most who may be transiting through this office (if they pay anything at all) but only to be told your second rate. Pathetic! I'm sure you have the ability to find my name. If your smart enough you will have my contact details and you can contact me. However, I may put you at the bottom of the list to return your call.

My hospitalization stay experience in the Oncology Department was excellent. Awesome nurses and…read moretechs took great care of me. I arrived almost dying and they helped me recovered. Thank you Nurse Maddie/Safia, and tech Avery. And to my Angel during my stay Technician Sophie, she gave good care, love and support during the difficult time of getting my diagnosis. She felt more like a close friend through my stay at the Hospital.

Emergency wing left much to be desired. Parking with construction was frustrating to navigate and…read moreaddress designations were difficult to find. Most of the staff including security were just chirping away with each other, on phone, or had headbuds on. Navigating rooms was like a maze and very cramped.

I transferred from Aspire in another state, and my records transitioned seamlessly. NP John was…read morekind, professional, and helpful. The wait time before and after my appointment was minimal. Positive experience.

My experience with this clinic started off well. My first two appointments went smoothly, and I had…read moreno complaints. Unfortunately, everything changed when it came time to schedule and prepare for my procedure. Communication was one of the biggest issues. It was very difficult to reach anyone by phone, and when I left messages, I often didn't receive a callback until the last minute. I wasn't given my procedure time until the day before, which was stressful and made me feel unprepared. When I did speak with a staff member named Melissa, I had a disappointing experience. I was given information about the procedure costs that I later found to be inaccurate, and I felt that the interaction was unprofessional and discourteous. I was also disappointed by the lack of communication before the procedure. I expected someone to call and explain the procedure in detail, answer my questions, and make sure I understood what to expect. Instead, I received very little information, and I felt like I had to figure things out on my own. Communication by email was also poor. On the day of my procedure, I was instructed to arrive at 12:00 p.m. When I got there, I was told they were running behind because they had a lot of patients. My procedure didn't begin until around 3:00 p.m., meaning I waited about three hours. If the procedure wasn't going to start until then, I wish I had been told to arrive later instead of spending hours waiting. Overall, I was disappointed with the level of communication and scheduling. While my initial appointments were positive, the experience leading up to and on the day of my procedure felt disorganized and unprofessional. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this clinic.

I've been a patient of Dr. Bryan's through multiple location changes and even now that she is part…read moreof a large ENT group vs. on her own or in private practice with other physicians. She is wonderful! She is educated and handles complex patients without turning them away, and even does many of her procedures in-office now whereas years ago I had to do outpatient day surgery. I trust her, and since she has worked on me so many times I have recommended her to friends and even my partner sees her now for his snoring (I also sent his brother to her for a similar issue and he loved her too and had the procedure done very quickly). The only downside is the stuff you see with most large practices these days: TERRIBLE patient portals (why do they make these things so awful - even the doctors complain about them!), playing telephone with a bunch of receptionists and MA's so by the time a nurse or your doc calls you back the actual message is completely different and they're confused, and booking out appointments with an extended wait time to see YOUR doctor vs. whomever is available all over the state when you need to see them for an emergency (though that last bit is a little better now as she is once again able to set aside time for emergency patients and you can get an appt. within 2 weeks vs. many months if you have, say, an ear infection or something). There are also weird billing issues between wherever their billing center - which may be outsourced now, I dunno - and communications between the offices. Also, if you need to contact the office outside of normal business hours they do have on-call docs who rotate, but getting through to the answering service can take forever. However, if you need a good ENT with a great sense of humor, who is not afraid of working with patients with rare diseases, chronic illnesses, etc. who has one of the best bedside manners I've ever experienced, Dr. Bryan is who you should go see. Plus she also takes Medicare if that is something you require - though make sure to check first as I'm not sure if they still accept NEW patients with Medicare after all the changes in 2025.

We thought finding an ENT close by would be easy. I made an appt but could only get one the next…read moreweek. We arrived but was told they made a mistake and it was the next day. Went the next day and saw the PA. She indicated some redness in one ear but prescribed no drops. When we tried to get a new appt or at least have a script called in, that did not happen. All in all a huge disappointment not only in the office staff but the PA as well.