I was a patient in years past prior to visiting this location. The doctor was decent, but the…read morenurses and support staff made it a horrible experience. He prescribed a medication that the nurse didn't send to the pharmacy on a Friday afternoon. Once it was finally received, the medication was rejected by my insurance. It wasn't cheap. I called the office and his nurse insisted that I wait for insurance to accept it. This went on for weeks. Even my pharmacist called & tried to explain simple facts to them; the insurance doesn't cover the medication to no avail. Then when I tried to contact the doctor directly via email, the nurse would reply on his behalf. In the end, I gave up trying to get care for a sinus infection and found better at Primary Health. In my opinion, this place is a rat race of unprofessionally incompetence that I don't recommend to anyone!

My issue with my ears is reoccurring so I was so thankful I was refereed by my primary…read more Each step was easy and efficient. My doctor was a new doctor quite professional. I will return.

My experience with the Sinus Center - Idaho, staff, and Dr. Boyajian has been FANTASTIC! The staff…read moreare so friendly and truly care for your wellbeing and Dr. Boyajian really knows his stuff. I went months trying to figure out how to fix my chronic sinus infections, and he was finally able to give me the proper mix of steroids, antibiotics, Flonase, and nasal irrigations to fix it. Unfortunately, with my biology, my sinus infections came back, and Dr. Boyajian discussed surgery with me. Not once did he force or coerce me to get surgery but did tell me the reality of my situation and in reality... I needed to get surgery to truly stop taking so much medication for the rest of my life. Once I decided surgery was my best option, the process was simple, straightforward, and knowledgeable. I was extremely nervous, but Dr. Boyajian has specialized in sinuses for 30 YEARS, and I felt safe with him performing my surgery. His sinus surgery does not require the stents to be put in (unless extreme circumstances), and I woke up feeling completely fine after the surgery! I only bled for one day and didn't feel any pain through the process. Surgery was on a Thursday, so I took Thursday and Friday off and was back at work by Monday. The only inconvenience is having to irrigate your nose, but it's well worth it if I can avoid the stents. Dr. Boyajian was a great doctor who gave it to me straight and really cares about my well-being. I'm definitely not "just another patient" here. I will be recommending everyone here in the future!

Very educational. Plus gave me options. The staff is wonderful. It was convenient to have all of my…read morecare in one place. Dr. Boyajian and Rick know how to take care of sinuses.

Make sure you ask for transparency around billing before getting any level of procedure done here…read more My insurance was billed over $1000 for something that took 5 minutes and I was never informed that this wouldn't just be covered by my copay amount and office visit payment. I'd recommend going somewhere that takes the time when seeing you to clearly outline if procedures are extra before you agree.

Dr Crawford and his staff are wonderful. I have had ear and sinus problems for years, ear…read moreinfections, ruptured ear drum, vertigo and ear tubes that were put in by an ENT in calif before I lived here. Dr Crawford has treated me and exceeded my expectations. He is the best ear Dr I have ever seen. He is compassionate, kind and so very knowledgeable. My husband saw him as well for a hearing issue and Dr Crawford confidently diagnosed him right away. I recommend Dr Crawford with the highest recommendation.

I can't say enough about Dr. Beck. She is amazing! She really explains everything to you and also…read moreto the kiddos.

I had my first appointment ent with Tom and aside from the extremely uncomfortable camera down the…read morethroat (how can you get high marks for that? : ) - he was great. He explained what he was gonna do and why he had some follow up options, which he discussed with me and let me choose, which I would like. I got my appointment quickly, and the staff was very friendly and efficient.

Their computer crashed. So I was told that as a new patient I could get in line for exam even…read morethough I had an appointment. I drove 40 miles one way. Waiting over an hour past my appointment time. That's like telling someone who goes to a new restaurant, bar or any other business, you have to wait and be the last customer served because you're new. Great way to run a business. Not!

Dr. Jones is our family's ENT doctor of choice and has been for 15 years or so. I first saw him…read moremyself when I had a double ear infection, and then hubby saw him for a deviated septum (which Dr. Jones performed the surgery to repair it), a neuralgia, and today for a hearing problem in one ear that ended up being excess wax in his ear. Dr. Jones is what I would call an "old school" doctor, not unlike my grandfather. He has a great bedside manner, answering all our questions without seeming rushed. He is serious, but also a sense of humor. There was one room in his office that had a framed display of many of the things he has pulled out of people's ears, noses, and throats. I wonder if it's still there! It was cool. Today, he took a look in hubby's ears and then took us straight to a procedure room where hubby laid down and Dr. Jones went to work removing the wax from his ear. No wasted time, no unnecessary medications, etc. Before this visit, we hadn't been in for a number of years, and the gals in the front helped us get re-registered. They were very helpful and nice. We would happily recommend Dr. Jones to anyone in need of his services.

I initially went in to see Dr. Beasley due to chronic inflammation in my nose, limiting my…read morebreathing for quite a few years, and it was getting even worse. After examining me and taking images, he discovered that my paranasal passages were closing, especially in my right nostril, so he recommended balloon synuplasty I was nervous about it, but as it turns out, I didn't really need to be. They gave me some mild OTC medications to relax me, then numbed the inside of my nasal passages (which was a little uncomfortable, but bearable). After that, I don't recall much. There were clear instructions and downtime needed, plus nasal rinses that needed to be done, etc, afterwards, but nothing too complicated. I was told I may have a nosebleed or two, but I was supposed to be taking it easy, and I went out to play with my dogs. Bad idea. I got a really intense nosebleed that quickly taught me not to do that again. So, if you ever end up getting this procedure....take it easy!!! Dr. Beasley can be a bit dry, but he's kind and wants to help, and he clearly knows what he's doing. I highly recommend him and his team, and will continue to see them, as needed.

My PCP sent me to Dr. Beasley at Boise ENT. Dr. Beasley was dismissive and spent, maybe three…read moreminutes with me. He did confirm that the deviated septum surgery I had four years prior by a different ENT Dr. was still unchanged and successful. That was it. He never bothered to ask me if that was all I was there about and he was clearly in a hurry and wanted to move on. His PA was present and after Dr. Beasley left the room, asked if there was anything else. I declined to even discuss anything further since it was clear this was not the Dr. for me. I never expect special treatment nor am I the type of patient that wants to be coddled and fussed over, however, I also don't expect to be treated as if whatever I'm there for is of no consequence and there are other patients higher on the priority list.