Nothing about this office was a positive experience…read more I had an appointment in March 2025 and recently received a text message stating that multiple statements had been sent, no payment had been made, and my account would soon be sent to collections. The problem is that I never received a single statement. When I called to inquire, I learned they had the wrong mailing address on file. Despite having my correct phone number and email address, they never attempted to contact me through either method before threatening collections. What was even more frustrating was being told that the collections review process did not care that they had the wrong address. Shortly after the call, they sent an email attachment that I could not open, which was not helpful at all. There are plenty of ENT practices in the area. I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

It is really hard when one of your long time, favorite doctors, decides to retire. I have been…read moreseeing Dr. Segal for many years. But, when I called to make my appointment... I got the news. He is retiring. He is recommending his patients to Dr. Liao. Today, I was examined by Dr. Liao. He was examining my sinuses and my ears. He is a very professional and exceptional in his field. He was able to give me a thorough diagnosis of my condition. He also made some excellent recommendations for treatments aside from surgery. He was friendly and helpful. I learned a lot about my sinus issues and what is causing my sinusitis. He is a caring and kind doctor. Thank you, Dr. Liau. I will see you at my next appointment.

You will not be able to get an appointment for weeks so if you sick, forget him and go elsewhere.read more

I had tinnitis in one ear and was refered to Dr Damiano by my primary care physician. He was…read morebuisnesslike, efficient, knowledgeable and thorough. An assistant gave me a hearing test and Dr Damiano explained the results so a plan to further explore the reason and treatment is ongoing. Parking is usually packed and the only spaces are at the end of the lot and, for new patients, the turn into the lot comes up quickly and is easy to miss and require a U turn (the address sign faces the road so it's not obvious until you are going past)

I saw Dr Winkler for an initial consultation this week. He prescribed Flonase for my problem…read more After receiving Flonase I read the insert and saw that it was contraindicated for my eye problem-glaucoma- and should not be used. Called the office and was told to call my ophthalmologist to deal with the issue. If I hadn't read the info I might have done harm to my eyes. First and last appointment with this doctor. Read your patient's intake form where I stated I had glaucoma!

Had a nightmare experience. Wouldn't trust this guy with a ham sandwich. Went in for a routine…read moresurgery and woke up to realize he decided to add on an 2nd procedure that was unnecessary and has left me with lasting complications. I went back to tell him my concerns and he told me it was no big deal and charged me another $550.

Absolutely Do Not Recommend - Disorganized, Unprofessional, and Disrespectful…read more I cannot overstate how disappointing and frustrating my experience has been with Dr. Sekhsaria and Family ENT. From start to finish, this practice has shown a complete lack of respect for my time, money, and trust. I first saw Dr. Sekhsaria on March 18, 2024, for a rhinitis issue. Because I was still within the one-year healing window from an unrelated rhinoplasty, I was told I'd need to wait until July 2024 for surgery to address the rhinitus. I was assured the office would begin working with my insurance for preapproval and would contact me to schedule. At that March appointment--which lasted less than 10 minutes--my nose was scoped without any numbing spray or lubricant. Three months later, I received a bill for $238.86 for this brief and unpleasant visit. When I contacted the office in June 2024 about both the charge and surgery scheduling, I was told nothing could be done about the bill and that someone would be in touch. No one contacted me until January 24, 2025. I responded promptly on January 27 and followed up again on January 29 when I got no reply. Silence. Not until May 23--nearly four months later--did I finally hear back. The excuse? My emails went to their "junk folder." That folder typically auto-deletes every 30 days, so this explanation seemed dishonest--but I gave them the benefit of the doubt. We finally scheduled surgery for June 6, 2025, and I sent my updated insurance information. Then, on June 2, I received a call saying I had to come in that week to complete an insurance-mandated appointment. So I rearranged my schedule (and work) and made an appointment at 1:00 p.m. on June 4. I arrived early at 12:50 p.m. and waited... until 1:30 p.m., when Dr. Sekhsaria finally walked in--clearly returning from lunch, holding a paper bag and a Coke. Over 30 minutes late. That is not just disorganized; it's disrespectful and unprofessional. Again, my nose was scoped without any anesthetic or lubricant. I was told insurance still hadn't approved the surgery, but that I'd be contacted the next day (Thursday) with an update. Thursday came and went. All I received was an automated reminder for the surgery. I called and was told they'd update me on Friday morning--the day of the surgery. Friday morning, I missed a call and received a vague voicemail at 9:38 a.m. from someone named Carla. I called back at 9:46 and asked for Carla, I was told she was unavailable and no update was ready. I called again at 11:48 and was placed on hold for ten minutes. That was the last straw. I hung up and called back to cancel everything. After canceling, I received repeated calls from Family ENT at 12:04 p.m., 12:24 p.m., and 1:55 p.m.--suddenly very eager, once I had cancelled. For context: I am a practicing attorney. I understand what it takes to run a professional office, and this is not it. The red flags were abundant--poor communication, sloppy administration, lack of follow-through, billing issues, unprofessionalism from the physician himself. And I fully expect another several-hundred-dollar bill for the five-minute insurance "approval" appointment on June 4. Save yourself the frustration. Dr. Sekhsaria and Family ENT have absolutely no regard for your time, your money, or your trust.

I wished I had known about Dr. Sudhir Sekhsaria from the previous review. My doctor referred me to…read morethis ENT Allergy & Asthma Center and I didn't know who I was going to see for my ear infections. For Dr. Sekhsaria is the worst!!! His bad bedside manner is unbelievable. Not only that, he sent the wrong RX at CVS. The pharmacist had to call the office to get the right medication. I never heard of a doctor making a mistake on RX, have you? I went to see the doctor 2nd week of November and I received a text message to view my bill on Thanksgiving's Day. Who wants to see a bill on a holiday. That's very inappropriate!!! Today at 2:30pm on December 30th, I went to pay the bill in cash. The sign said re-opening on December 30th. There was not a soul at the whole place. I yelled "HELLO" several times. That was STUPID to leave the place unlocked. How inconvenient to drive all the way to the office and not being able to pay the bill. I refused to pay online. I'm going to have to wait until next week to pay the bill since it's a holiday week. I should be charging them for my gas.

This has been a highly unprofessional and disorganized experience. My personal information was…read moreentered incorrectly, including my name and date of birth, and my account was mistakenly linked to another individual's insurance. As a result, I was improperly charged. Despite multiple requests over the past two months, I have not received a refund. I have repeatedly followed up and have been told the issue is being handled with my insurance, yet no resolution has been provided. Additionally, I was diagnosed with mild sleep apnea and informed that my insurance provider would contact me regarding a sleep therapy device. However, given the errors in my insurance information, it is unlikely that any outreach was properly initiated. Funny enough, no one contacted me at all during this time about it. I highly do not recommend this practice - they do not care about their patients.

First of all they are located very close to my office- which is a win! Walking in seemed a little…read morehectic, they are busy! Lots of people waiting - but don't be discouraged if you are on time for your appointment... checking in and then being called back is quick! Nervous having never been to an ENT specialist I was a little perplexed and did not know what to expect. The "support", "assistant" went over what they would do after asking a few questions once you were in the exam room. I came in due to a slight sore throat and cold congestion/ sinus issues. They explained they would administer lidocaine and Afrin into my nostrils to prepare me for the nasal endoscopy. Everything went smooth! They tell you what to expect and how you'll feel (I appreciate this so much). Then Dr. Sorensen came in and introduced himself, asked what I was in for. He did a quick nasal endoscopy (when I say quick- less than 60 seconds in each nostril. He has wonderful bedside manners.. gave me my diagnosis which I assumed already, how we can treat and I went on my way. Wonderful practice! Highly recommend! I went back for a follow up visit and I was nice and clear. They do have to do another nasal endoscopy- I knew what to expect so second time was a breeze.

I've been going to Dr. Moneyhun's practice for over 10 years. Each visit I am made to feel welcome…read moreand cared for by the entire staff. Dr. Moneyhun is gentle in her examination and subsequent treatment. She always takes time to answer my questions and concerns. Any time I get an opportunity to refer her, I do.

My first visit to this doctor was great. The staff was friendly and I was taken in at my…read moreappointment time. Dr. Moneyhun was friendly and helped to solve an issue I have siffered with for years. Friendly and knowledgeable!

Fantastic doctor! Listens to the patients and does not makes his treatment plan lightly…read more I also want to say that of all of the doctors offices I have been in since COVID started they are the most cautious.

Dr. Sinha is great and highly recommend him. He listens well and really wants to understand why you…read moreare here so he can help you. He cauterized my nose due to an almost exposed vein years ago and haven't had any problems since. There's been a few other cases he has helped with and am very pleased. I've never had to come back twice for the same problem. He does his job very well.

A bit of my story...and then today (02032020)…read more Wearing these two top-of-the-line, bomb-diggity hearing aids has been a big help on my cognitivity. Well, at least I think so. Over the years I have prolly spent in excess of $15,000 out of pocket on hearing aids. There was the last occasion four and a half years ago when my daughter initiated a "Go Fund Me" campaign that netted $6,500 toward these two very powerful Phonak Nadia models. Thank you! For the last six to eight months I found that if I pulled on my earlobe (to open the canal) and cupped my hand behind my left "good ear" that I could pick up about forty-eight point four percent of the voice I focused on. My lip reading is most superior; bringing my cognitive ability to about seventy-five percent understanding. Not bad eh? Life is rich and God is Good, All the Time - I'm not one to complain to Him for why I'm made this way. Brings me to today...My appointment at Johns Hopkins was set a month ago. I was guarded on my expectation for this appointment, but eager nonetheless. Cooperating with Rachel the Audiologist at The Listening Center and the tests she performed in a never before experienced sound proof (psych proof) booth, I waited with my wife for the results. "Mr. T. she said, you have remarkable language skills and your lip reading is some of the best I have seen". She continued, "You are a prime candidate for the Cochlear Implant in your right ear as it is your worst side." As she turned it and pointed to the new hearing test print-out on her desk. I reached for a tissue and just wept. "Medicare pays everything for the Cochlear Implant too." "Did you hear me Mr. T.?" She looked at my wife and said "Let's just give him a minute." That was Monday morning. It's looking like it may go quick as I have my CT scan tomorrow 02042020 and I meet with the surgeon on the 26th.

You arrive and there is a machine for patient check in. You spend time using the machine and then…read moreyou sit. Then you are called to the desk to check in. What a waste of my time. Skip the machine and just go to the desk. I asked the receptionist why there are two stations and got "I don't know".