My wife had an appointment with Ryan Gregg. Her sister died and we went to Tennessee for the…read morefuneral. The office did not call or text prior to the appointment as most physicians do thus she missed the appointment. They charged us $30 for missing. If you are looking for a doctor and staff that cares and shows compassion this is not the place. To top it off he gave her meds you could buy over the counter and they did not help.

From the owner: ENT South recognizes that everyone's case is different. We believe that personalized care is the…read morebest way to make our patients feel like they were heard and that their pain is on the way to being solved.

Very nice staff and very understanding. Very professional. Had a balloon sinusplasty and it went…read morewell. Would recommend to anybody. Well worth it! Dr. Callahan. Is an awesome guy.

I was told 5 years ago my gall bladder was failing and needed to be removed. Dr. Callahan did a…read morescope exam at literally 1/3 of the cost another was going to charge , gave me advice on some digestive pills to take. I still have my gall bladder with no problems. He saved me from an unnecessary operation. He was very personable.

I recently had an appointment with Dr. Nunally at ENT South. He has an amazing front desk staff…read more Very professional and knowledgeable. The nursing staff was also amazing and knowledgeable. I was very impressed with Dr. Nunnally. He is a very caring and compassionate doctor. He answered all of our questions and concerns. W. Saunders

EDIT Today August…read more17th, 29 days after my surgery, I received a call from this office. I did not answer so I am unsure the reason for the call. I assume it's to check up on the well being of a patient after having surgery. Too little too late in my opinion. Especially since I did have complications in connection with the surgery and the care before surgery by Dr Nunnally and his staff, but I did not feel welcomed to go to this office for help because of the above review. Thankfully like stated above, I have a new doctor that prescribed a new medication for my complication. --------------- Dr. Nunnally and his staff were unprofessional from start to finish. (Staff at SAMC were fantastic). I was scheduled for a tonsillectomy which turned into a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy. I did not find out that my adenoids would be removed until I was in pre op, 5 minutes before being wheeled into the operating room. I was given incorrect information for medication dosages due to me breast-feeding which left me in more pain than necessary. I was told I needed to choose between breast-feeding and pain, which is incorrect. I was also told by the nurse that they don't do follow-ups because there's no point in me coming all the way in just to shine a light down my throat but that they would call 2 weeks later to check on me. I am 3 weeks post op and have received no such call. I ended up finding a new doctor to do my follow up and I couldn't be more happy. Would not recommend this doctor.

I visited this office a little over five years ago. At the time I was experiencing allergic…read morereactions to something, and I only had a suspicion of what it was. The doctor was able to recommend a couple of tests and it was ultimately decided that I have alpha gal, the red meat allergy. I was very glad that he recommended those tests for me. The visit and the results delivery could have been a lot better. During the visit he seemed cold, and when I listed some supplements/vitamins that I take or may take on a given occasion instead of medicine, he made a comment "with all of this no wonder you have symptoms". I don't take any medicine and take normal supplements unless I'm sick and then I may take other remedies. His comment was very unnecessary, and he didn't have all of the information on the paper so I clarified for him. Then when I was given the results, I was told I could never eat red meat again and that I needed to take Loratidine every day for the rest of my life. I did a little research on my own and discovered from the Mayo Clinic that if you're blood levels decrease, you may be able to eat it again, so I went to another allergist who specializes in desensitization, and he did some research on his computer and discovered that there had been success with desensitization in a couple of cases in another country. I decided to try desensitization on my own with the help of his advice, and was very successful, and I'm able to eat red meat in small quantities (larger quantities of pork), so now I don't have to worry that there might be an ingredient in something that's going to kill me. I wish I had gone to the other allergist first, but I'm really glad that I got the advice I did. Other than that, this office was clean and professional, and his assistant who called me was friendly, but I just don't recommend him.

Always through and thoughtful. They are also very good at explaining the problems and treatment…read morevery well. Everyone is great at this office.

Very unprofessional service. This office will cancel your appointment and reschedule and when you…read morecall to make an official appointment they will deny scheduling you. Front desk girl is very unprofessional and should go back to school to learn patients client services.

Dr. Brian Wilson is the absolute BEST! I've been going to him forever, and he's always kind and…read morethorough. I've had severe asthma problems and he's taken amazing care of me.

I'll give them five stars always treat me well course the weight is a little bit long. But they're…read morevery busy. His staff is always friendly they give you thorough testing. He is one of the few doctors that will actually take the time to listen to you. By listening and asking questions he actually found out I had diabetes over 10 years ago I love the office been seeing them for a very long time.

I can't get an appointment because they don't take Medicare. They also won't take me as a private…read morepay patient. All they can tell me is go to Auburn or Birmingham. Ridiculous!