Great service, very thorough and there were no questions that the Doctor or the wonderful nurses…read moredid not know. As a first time patient, I have been battling with allergies for years and nowhere else had properly diagnosed me. The nurses and the Doctor did a far more extensive test and it gave some really helpful results. They had a great bedside manner and were very helpful. I would highly recommend.

Dr. Rana and the entire staff of Premier Allergy are amazing! We cannot say enough good things…read moreabout them. Dr. Rana treated my daughter for her food allergies. We were in the office every other Monday for over a year while undergoing OIT. We have never had a bad experience.

There was a merger or acquisition, and ever since, it's been a nightmare. The communication that…read morethe address changed was not obvious especially since it was in the same street. Because I do not rely on gps to go places I already know how to navigate, I went o the wrong location. Then it was pointed out that the reminder had the correct address on it. Which I wouldn't be able to tell was a change since it was in the same street. Then I saw a different doctor than I normally see and she was terribly unfriendly. Then I was penalized for not filling out the form correctly to do shots at home. I've been having my paramedic husband give me the shots for close to 10 years at home. They changed the way things were done and because I didn't fill out the form the way they wanted, they said I have to come in for 10 straight weeks during 8:30-5 for my shot before I can do them at home. I was told my record was "all over the place" Though in the past I was not required to keep a record of the shots on their form. I could track it my way on my phone. Communication on changes had been terrible and no one had been friendly or helpful. I am too busy to come to a doc for 10 weeks as I have my own work and three small kids, which is why I've been doing them at home with my paramedic husband who saves lives every hour of every day. Don't change things without communicating it effectively and then blame me for doing it wrong.

Fantastic experience, can't recommend highly enough from my allergy test last week. The woman at…read morethe front desk was kind and helpful. The nurse that worked with me before visiting with the allergist was very sweet and very helpful. Dr. Phil Rancitelli was extremely kind, professional, and took care to explain my allergies and treatment. I've never left a medical office feeling like I was truly cared about so much before. I was tested for allergies and felt a little nauseous, and the nurse was so sweet in helping me lay down and getting me water. Phil was very sympathetic and extremely professional. Every person I came into contact with was friendly and professional. Cant say enough good things.

Parking and entrance to the office isn't obvious or explained, which would have been helpful…read moreinformation to have in the numerous appointment confirmation texts/voicemails. The nurse who performed the test was very friendly and offered sound advice on unnecessary tests when I asked a few questions. The doctor that came in to explain the results and treatments smelled horribly of BO (which I smelled while being led to my exam room through the entire office), but being enclosed in a small exam room was hard to concentrate on what he was explaining to me. He also never called in a script that he said he would do. All that led me to look for treatment elsewhere.

I went to Premier Allergy for about a year and a half. I noticed about a 20% reduction in allergy…read moresymptoms, which certainly was not worth the hundred or so hours and ridiculous cost I put into getting all the shots. Even after all that, well into my maintenance phase, I was still getting swelling over my whole tricep and pain with each shot. I eventually just stopped going. Office staff was rude more often than nice, and if I had to do it all again, I would have just driven a little further to go to Ohio ENT.

I was a patient of Michael Martyn, MD, and my experience with his care was extremely disappointing…read moreand concerning. My first visit was in December 2025. When Dr. Martyn entered the room, his appearance and demeanor immediately raised concerns about professionalism. I explained in detail that my ears retain moisture, which causes frequent wax buildup and infections. I also explained that my father and I share this condition and that his ENT successfully prescribed Sulfacetamide Otic capsules, which had also worked for me in the past. I specifically requested this medication. Instead, Dr. Martyn prescribed an antibiotic containing amoxicillin, despite my medical chart clearly stating that I am allergic to penicillin. Because of this error, it took two weeks for a replacement prescription to be sent. I took the antibiotic for 28 days, during which there was no improvement in my infection, and the left side of my face became swollen. When I contacted the office again to request the Sulfacetamide Otic capsules, I was told Dr. Martyn wanted me to come back in for another visit. My second appointment was in early January 2026. During this visit, it became clear that Dr. Martyn had not reviewed my chart thoroughly and was unaware of previous communications I had with his medical assistant, Chelsea Lenegar, despite her confirming she documented my medication request in my file. Dr. Martyn then recommended a compound pharmacy (Crosby) and stated he would send the prescription. My appointment was on a Monday, yet I received no confirmation the following day. I called multiple times throughout the week and could not reach anyone. After leaving several messages, Chelsea eventually informed me that Dr. Martyn was in surgery and had not yet signed off on my prescription, assuring me I would hear back by Friday. I did not. By the following Monday, I still had no update. At this point, my condition had worsened, my face was visibly swollen, and there was no sense of urgency from the office. I was forced to escalate the issue to Jessica Kondy, a supervisor above both Chelsea Lenegar and Dr. Martyn. Only two weeks later, I was informed that Dr. Martyn had finally reviewed my file and stated he would need either a photo of the medication bottle or a prior prescription and that he "probably" could prescribe it. After weeks of waiting, worsening symptoms, and repeated follow-ups, being told he might be able to help was unacceptable. This experience made me feel that my care was consistently deprioritized. As an African American patient, I could not help but feel dismissed and unheard throughout this process. Regardless of intent, the lack of responsiveness, organization, and urgency reflects very poorly on patient care and safety. I would not recommend Dr. Michael Martyn to others, especially those needing attentive, timely, and compassionate care. He is racist towards African American and will not care about your needs

I was diagnosed with Covid on February 13th. On February 15th I woke up with extreme pressure in my…read moreleft ear and no hearing. My right ear had slight pressure and muffled hearing My primary doctor referred me to Ohio ENT. I saw Dr Lowery today, March 14th and he was so kind and compassionate and explained everything in detail to me so I understood what he was going to do. He did a myringotomy and it was painful but it also was instant relief. The pressure is just about gone and I have regained most of my hearing. I actually cried in my car on my way home I was so happy I highly recommend Ohio ENT and Dr Lowery!

I have the highest regard for Dr. Patrick L. Bockenstedt ENT. Dr. Bockenstedt is very highly…read morecompetent and I am confident in his background, training and capabilities. I am not easy and usually demand to know all details on what and why some things are being done ... and recommended. Nevertheless, if I need the best doctor around I will certainly recommend Dr. Bockenstedt !!! :)

WORST experience with the front desk! I gave my insurance card and the representative immediately…read moresaid I am out of network. I mentioned that my husband has had multiple appointments at the same location and we are in network. She ARGUED and YELLED at me about my insurance. After telling her multiple times we are in network, she then called the billing department who told her the same thing and that we are in network which made her even more mad. She then scanned my insurance card after this whole fiasco. It ruined the entire appointment with the doctor because I was so upset about what had happened and how someone representing Ohio ENT would be so unprofessional.

I have been going to this practice for almost a decade. When they opened the OSU Medical Center…read moremy doctor was one of the first to open a satellite office here. I get weekly shots for allergies so since I live 2.5 miles from here, so this saves me so much time. The building is clean. Lots of parking. Check in is now super easy, you can do in advance in myChart. There is always an ENT on duty so if you have an adverse reaction it can be managed quickly and thoroughly. Dr Curtis and his staff are excellent at managing my entire families complicated allergy situations. Highly recommend anyone on his team.

Dr. Haberland DDS MS-oral pathology is great! Very knowledgeable and pleasant. Obviously an expert…read morein her field.

We were referred to Ohio ENT and Allergy by our primary care doctor. My wife has been dealing with…read moreallergies (primarily major bouts of sneezing) for a number of months. We saw Dr. Mehmet Basaran who was very professional and personable. He ordered a round of scratch tests and after the results came in (15-20 minutes), he patiently explained all the results and everything my wife was allergic to. He basically said she had "year-round allergies" and suggested trying an OTC allergy med like Zyrtec (cetirizine) - he didn't see the need to start shots or any kind of prescription meds. He also suggested buying generic Zyrtec from Amazon or Costco - said you can get 300 tablets for the price of 30 at the local drug store. All of the staff we encountered were both personable and professional.

After being in the ER until 2a, I was exhausted. So, I didn't hear my phone ring at 9a the next…read moreday. I missed the call from my awesomely concerned family doctor who had already reviewed my ER records despite the fact that it was a holiday and she was supposed to be relaxing. She wanted to have me come in for a follow-up exam. Since I didn't recognize the number and my voicemail box was jammed full, I didn't know I was supposed to go in. But on Thanksgiving, in the evening, when I relapsed into that toxic pain and shaking, my family called Dr. Rentel. She was there, and she had advice. She got me through the night and saw me first thing Monday. This is the most compassionate doctor. I love her to pieces. She has her patients' best interest in mind. She really cares about your health. And she's funny and easy to talk to. I have high praise for Dr. Rentel. If you're looking for a new family doctor, definitely try to get in with her. It will be tough. Since she's so amazing, she's always booked full. But if you happen to call the office when they're taking new patients, you musn't undervalue the opportunity. Jump on it! Dr. Rentel is the best.

After spending a couple weeks not feeling like I could breath so well, and getting kind of nervous…read moreabout it, I went to the ER desperate for relief in the middle of the night. They sent me away with anxiety meds. Needless to say, I didn't take them and went to see Dr. Rentel the following Monday. By chance, I was assigned to her when I was a student at OSU in the student health department. She asked me if I had allergies, to which I replied NO. She took a good look at me and said, "Yes you do." She gave me oral steroids and within 24 hours my breathing issues were totally resolved. Turns out, I have a severe grass pollen allergy that developed as an adult and procudes asthma. I'm now taking allergy shots to help build a tolerance to my allergies and symptoms. I wasn't crazy afterall!

Was a patient of Abner Bagentose who retired. NONE of his practice partners made any room in their…read moreschedules to absorb his patients. We were treated like a new patient. So I chose to move to Dr. Scott Bagentose (the son). The timeline to get an appointment as a new patient is 1 year out. Currently their scheduling for may/june/July of 2020 (it is October 2019) no matter the doctor or the office. So I had to find another practice because this practice can't manage the patient volume. To transfer, I need a referral from the treating physician. Called Dr Scotts nurse explaining the situation and asking for the referral. In fact, I left SEVERAL messages over the course of 30 days. She NEVER returned my call. I finally called into the office and spoke to her on the phone, explained the situation to which she said "we are not going to refer you to our competitor". WHAT? Without the referral I cannot get medical treatment for my allergies. I can't get an appointment from this office anytime soon either. I literally lost it on the phone. This is THE MOST UNETHICAL and UNPROFESSIONAL doctors office I've ever experience. Dr Abner Bagentose would be appalled if he knew. I reported them to the state medical board. Avoid this place at all costs!!

Went to see this Dr today and he is amazing, worth every penny. He was patient, answered questions…read more He explained EVERYTHING to me. Best bed side manner with me... He restored my faith that there are good doctors out there... If you have allergies, he's your doctor!!! I wont see anyone else..