I accidently visited Dr Malone believing it was another provider actually located across the road. Initially the first visit went well (other than not giving me the antibiotic I knew was appropriate, and putting me on a Z-Pak that gave me terrible gastro issues), he took a culture that came back indicated an antibiotic in the class that I had asked for. That week they closed the practice due to Hurricane Ian so I went to a walk in clinic with the culture results from Quest. Ten days of Ciprofloxicin. When I returned for a follow up visit they said I wasn't listed in the appt book that day, when in fact I had a card for that time and day! A manager came out and spoke with me and slipped me in anyway. When I saw the doctor I learned that this ENT referred me to another ENT.. Why? Are they not ENTs? Today is November 30th and I have been suffering with this full sinus and loss of hearing since August 8th! I am no under the care of another ENT and hope to end this suffering soon! I may need surgery, I may first need tubes in my ear, but I won't know until I return to the ENT I am seeing now in January! Bottom line, don't trust Dr. Alexander Malone, he is young, inexperianced, the office was non attentive to my request to return after the end of the first anti biotic in spite of being sick, when I finally got them to allow me to see someone, it was with Dr. Reverra in another office, who seemed like a good guy, told me Malone should have put me on the Cippro for fourteen days, not ten, and added prednisone. There is so much more to say, but suffice it to say; Dr. Malone needs ten more years plus experiance before he can attend to other than routine issues.. Seems even he know this given how he referred me to not just another doctor in his practice, but another practice all together! Why? read more