I have been to Dr. Slaughter's office several times over the past few years. I EVERY situation the…read moredoctor or someone from his office has responded with the answer I could understand. This is a 5 star operation that not only knows what they are doing, they are without a doubt the best ENT shop in Austin.

PSYCHOLOGICALLY DAMAGING CRUEL DOCTOR. PLEASE GO SOMEWHERE ELSE Dr. Slaughter caused me…read morePSYCHOLOGICAL DAMAGE I'm trying to recover from. Originally I went for a sinoplasty and turbinate surgery in may 2024, and it turned out to help. But the follow up was awful and I didn't get to see the doctor at any point after my first visit even tho I had a bad recovery from it and they wanted to see me for a second follow up I still didn't see Dr. Slaughter. Fast forward to yesterday. I had been experiencing vocal cord pain that wasn't strep and as a professional singer that is scary. I went in because he was my ENT before and I figured I'd go to the same one. He never once came in to see me. They told me they planned to do something where they shove a camera up my nose and into my vocal cords to check. They didnt do this but instead they put it in my mouth. The camera took a video (which I included a picture of what they showed me because they wouldn't send me any information about what was going on in my throat for some reason). After they took the video I figured that Dr slaughter would come in to detail that I had something in my throat but it was minor. Instead the PA came back in and told me I had 2 unidentifiable growths on top of my vocal cords that they needed to remove to ensure they weren't cancerous. I asked if they were just polyps (which I know can be somewhat normal) but she said no, and that they needed to remove the growths as soon as possible to check for disease aka throat cancer. So at this point I'm freaking out because I turned 35 a few days ago and having cancer at this age is horrible and abnormal. I'm also confused why Dr. slaughter wouldn't be the one to relay this very abnormal and sensitive information. They make me go to the surgery scheduler and it's like the movie where I'm just hearing ringing in my ears and agreeing with everything. I'm alone and scared and sad and traumatized all at the same time. As I'm driving home I have a revelation to get a second opinion. The video was not the best and the PA even go as deep into my throat as she could go. (Ie through my nostrils and they are already jumping to excising a tumor). I call another ENT dr. Chad whited and this office hears me loud and clear and squeezes me in same day. I go to his office and they do the scope through my nose and into my throat. He finds something called a "granuloma" which the name immediately scares me. He tells me not to worry and that it's from vocal cord overuse, and that less than 1% of them are cancerous. He also said I clearly have acid reflux (which I didn't think about it effecting my vocal cords much which seems dumb now). He says that my granuloma needs to be checked on in 2 months but until then do as much vocal rest as I can and basically to only drink water as I take some medication to get my acid reflux in check. I see the 2 dots that Dr. Slaughters PA found which are different from the granuloma, and ask what they are. Dr. Whited says oh don't worry that's mucus. It's... mucus. The "unidentifiable growth" that I had to get surgically removed to test for cancer according to Dr. slaughter... is mucus. I then find out that Dr. Slaughter pulls this type of stunt with multiple patients, overcharging them for things they don't actually need, and is only ever present on the first visit to act like he is present all the time, but he is not. Yesterday going from thinking I was dying of cancer to learning I need to take an over the counter medication and hydrate was easily one of the toughest of my life, and all could have been solved if Dr. Slaughter would have done his job with the right instruments and actually shown up for the appointment I scheduled with him. I forgot the mention they gave me a CT scan of my sinuses that I refused multiple times (because my issue was my throat) then they tried to charge me an extra 150 dollars for it. I was able to get it comped but the front office worker Destiny has the gall to tell me I can refuse anything at anytime. Dr. Slaughter psychological damage I'm trying to recover from.

From beginning to end Capital ENT & Sinus Center rocks!…read more Cassie, PA, quickly assessed and made a recommendation we both agreed to. The plastic earring-back was removed within seconds. Thank-you!

Don't come here if you're not prepared to wait an hour or more for your appointment. I've been…read morethere three different times and every time I get the runaround. They also never warn you that they are running late. They may bring you to your room but then you wait more there.

It was my great fortune to choose Dr. Daniel Slaughter as my sleep apnea doctor when my former…read moredoctor retired. Dr. Slaughter has a double board certification in both Otolaryngology and Sleep Medicine, and has over 30 years of experience. He trains other ENT doctors to use his balloon technique. If you have to have deviated septum or sinus surgery, or need help with sleep apnea, I highly recommend this physician for your treatment. He helped develop a minimally invasive technique called balloon sinuplasty. I have heard many horror stories regarding recovery from people who experienced deviated septum surgery in other ENT doctor's offices. I experienced nothing but positivity yesterday. When I arrived for surgery, from the front desk staff who greeted me and checked me in, to every single person I encountered, I felt at peace. The nurses are exceptional, especially Karen, who checked on me in the recovery room, and the nurse who stayed with me after surgery (I don't remember her name). When Karen had me prepped for surgery and walked me into the surgery room, I saw the doctor, the anesthesiologist, and at least 3 nurses, standing in a simi circle around the chair, all smiling at me, as if they were the welcoming committee! It gave me such a feeling of peace, and I knew they were going to take good care of me. Every single encounter was first class and professional. My recovery so far has been excellent, with very little bleeding, no stints in my nostrils, and only mild discomfort. I am thrilled to share my experience with everyone I can so no one has to tell another horror story about their deviated septum experience. Nancy L

An absolute waste of my time. I desperately needed the repair and a severe deviated septum. They…read morerefused to perform the procedure because I take a 81 mg aspirin, not prescribed but referred by every physician I have ever had. During which period I have had multiple joint replacements, lense replacements, donate blood etc etc and this has never been an issue ever. They also sold me allergy drops which I have yet to receive.

Nothing can improve the quality of food given here. They need quality and quantity fixed.read more

Dr. Slater is a wonderful doctor who listens, explains, and actually wants to help me. I've been to…read moremany specialists in the past two years and Dr. Slater is the only doctor who has actually helped with my head pain, ear pain, dizziness, tremors, vertigo, and tinnitus. I saw three neurologists who didn't even offer to help me with anything related to my POTS diagnosis. Dr. Slater's staff is also the best. They are very kind, knowledgeable, and helpful every single time I have an appointment and Liz always treats me like a friend.

I found this place somewhat randomly on Yelp and I'm so glad I did!…read more We absolutely love the ReSound hearing aid we purchased and all the staff -- particularly Dr. Levi Young -- have been fantastic at every turn over the past two years. Highly recommend.

I can not recommend Amanda and her team more! When my Grandmother started showing signs of hearing…read moreloss there was no one I would rather trust more than Central Texas Hearing Center. They really treated my grandmother like family and took great care of of her. They didn't try to offer items she didn't need and made sure everything worked way past the first fitting. Conversations with my Grandmother were night and day after getting the right hearing aids. It was great to see my Grandmother come back to life in conversations. Before she just hid in the background because she couldn't hear what was going on and we had no idea!! 5 stars all around! Thank you Central Texas Hearing Center.

Staff was extremely pleasant, prompt, and attentive to my situation. Had an appointment and they…read moretook care of me promptly. They resolved my broken hearing aid with no delay. I recommend this store to all.

Being a singing baby boomer and having stood in front of speakers most of my life, my friends have…read morebeen telling me to get my hearing checked! I got a free offer from a local place and sure enough... aids would help. But they wanted $6-$7k!! I looked to Next Door to lead me in the proper direction. That led me to Costco! Beth gave me a great evaluation- plus the have a licensed audiologist and doctor of audiology there, too! Fast easy... and... now they have their own brand that competes with the best brands- digital with a great 3 yr warranty and replacement protection... all for $1499 a pair! Don't get fooled by high price pushy places! Costco is the bomb!!!

I have been seeing another Sinus, Allergy business for about 15 yrs. Long story short, there…read moreInsurance lady made me so mad over coverage. I decided there are way too many allergy docs in Austin. I made a call to Austin Ear, Sinus & Allergy. Had an appointment within a couple of days. Within a week I had RhinAer & Balloon Sinuplasty performed. Had 2 follow ups both 2 weeks apart. I have not been able to breathe through my nose in over 20yrs. And the major issue was I couldn't get hot without having a box of Kleenex with me. SO, as of today I can breathe through my nose & can go outside without any tissues. Dr Slater & his staff are very professional & friendly. I feel like they are my sinus family. I can't praise them enough for a procedure performed that has given me my outdoor life back! Just remarkable! Highly, highly recommend Dr. Slater, at Austin Ear, Sinus & Allergy, 12319 N Mopac Expy, Austin, 78758!

The entire office staff is lovely. I basically had my ears and my sinuses dilated. I've had a lot…read moreof problems with vertigo and post nasal drip. They were very thorough about telling me about what to expect during and after the procedure. They also called to check in with me the next day. This is the third ENT I have gone to in two years. The others just adjusted my ear crystals and sent me on my way. They actually did a lot more testing and found that I had other issues contributing to my vertigo. None of the other clinics had done that.

I felt the need to sign up on Yelp just to write this review. Last year I attended an educational…read moreseminar for the Sun City Hearing Loss group, and had the fortune to hear Dr. Peterson speak. Now, being in Sun City, we get a lot of hearing aid dealers that come in and try to get us to buy this or that, but this was not one of those talks. In this particular seminar Dr. Peterson explained in depth how our ears work, how hearing aids really work and what tinnitus is. At the time it was evident that we weren't listening to your average hearing specialist. She came back some months later to talk about hearing loss and how that affects Alzheimer's and Dementia, and since that time members of her staff have come to talk about balance disorders and other things. She is one of the most intelligent individuals I have ever had the great fortune to meet. I know that going to Great Hills ENT and the Hearing & Balance Center of Austin is a bit of a drive from Sun City, but I can not stress how much it is worth it. I am pretty sure my wife and I would drive from Houston if we had to to visit this clinic. The staff is friendly, and remembers your name. The providers are thorough and never once make you feel like you are a number. On my initial visit I had questions about my existing hearing aids and if they needed to be replaced. She was honest about my loss and the state of my aids, and at the end of the day fixed what I currently had instead of trying to get me to get new hearing aids (like three of the clinics in Georgetown). It is a small private practice, so know that sometimes its hard to get someone on the phone, but they will call you back. The doctors here practice medicine the way it should be done!!

From the owner: Central Texas' ONLY multi-specialty Hearing & Balance center. As a division of Great Hills ENT, we…read morespecialize in general ENT, hearing loss/tinnitus treatment, balance assessment and vestibular/gait physical therapy. We are a small, personal, ENT practice with 1 otolaryngologist, 2 audiologists and a physician assistant. We treat all people with respect and provide appropriate care. For your convenience we partner with Phonak, Siemens, Starkey, Oticon, GN Resound and Widex to ensure that your personal needs are addressed with the latest hearing aid technology. We also provide balance/vestibular testing and a full vestibular/gait physical therapy rehabilitation center. We care about our patients and want you to have the best experience possible.