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Princeton Otolaryngology Associates: Dr. Scott L. Kay

Princeton Otolaryngology Associates: Dr. Scott L. Kay

3.2(13 reviews)
4.0 mi

Dr Kay and his staff is Absolutely wonderful. I am just getting over my recuperation from sinus…read moresurgery and it is life-changing. Dr. Kay is a doctor that pays attention to all of the details, very knowledgeable and has my best interests in mind. I would recommend him to everybody.

Dr. Kay may well be highly qualified but how his office operates made me look out for another…read morespecialist. At both locations, be prepared to wait a long time without explanation or apology (unless you ask repeatedly) and listen to front staff discussing confidential matters. Despite these misgivings, I went for a follow-up appointment - which didn't happen because there was an issue with my name in the software they use. All through the repeated text/email updates and the portal pre-registration, my name was correct. Why this glitch, god only knows. My choice was to wait until they could figure it out, or reschedule. While having listened to the front staff discuss the issue loudly and at length (without realizing they were talking about me, as if I was not sitting there RIGHT in front of them) without telling me why I still wasn't being seen, I decided I had no more patience. Oh and when a doctor tells you he's looking forward to confirming a rare case of *** in you (for his own development?) after just having told you it could potentially be a tumor - and you put him straight by saying "well, I hope it doesn't get confirmed!" - his bedside manner needs work.

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Princeton Otolaryngology Associates

1.0(2 reviews)
5.0 mi

Feb first week, 2023:…read more Even after repeatedly mentioning before and during my appointment that I needed just ear cleaning, the office ( per Dr Kay's advice) performed all the tests they had and charged me for that.  Listening and being sensitive to what the patient is asking for and explain why the tests are being performed was not done.

Took a shot of making an appointment at this office (Part of Penn Medicine) to consult regarding my…read morefrustrating ENT issues (Eustachian tube, tinnitus, pain, vertigo etc.) As soon as I walked in a man in a white coat approached (later found out it was Dr. Kay). In a few seconds he was on the subject of hearing aids. "Have you ever gone skiing and demo'd the skis?" He said. "No, I replied, but I've demo'd tennis racquets". Looking at me like I was a ripe candidate for a sale, "Well, you can demo hearing aids here...let's get you into meet our Audiologist." Before I knew it, much to my surprise, I was suddenly a hearing aid candidate which was not what I was there for. Yes, I do have some age related hearing loss, so I figured I'd go along with it. I tried a couple of different brands and found it all tedious and uncomfortable. My reaction to wearing hearing aids was met with "Your reaction is not something we usually find with our patients". I won't bore you with what happened over the next couple of weeks, suffice it to say...my eventual purchase of hearing aids from Costco was more thorough, more technically sophisticated, more sensitive...not to mention a more realistic expense than my experience at Dr. Scott L. Kay. I bear no bad feelings to Dr. Kay (although his behavior seemed odd - at one point during my check out he and an older woman were seated behind a screen, either observing or "hiding", it was weird.) I sorta felt like a fly caught in a spider web. What's more there was no mention of the issues I came in with. My major complaint, one that seems to being growing steadily since I move to Monroe a few years ago. An area mostly populated by senior citizens. An overriding sense that senior health care is "get 'em in and get 'em out, collect those fees" attitude that is disturbing. Multiple offices, double booking to the point where elderly patients waiting 30, 40 minutes in examining rooms waiting for their 10 minutes of attention. Regarding Dr. Kay, something is up over there and I would not recommend him. In any case, so much for my omnipresent ENT issues. The search continues.

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