Have taken my kids to see Dr. Palmer. He's got great bedside manner. He's very nice and friendly,…read moreand very happy to talk or explain things. Open to any questions I had. Make sure to bring a list of questions to ask, because he is happy to answer them and will do so quickly. He's fast, but doesn't feel pushy to get you out. Office wait time ranged from 15 to 30 minutes, though there was one occasion where we were in and out fast. That was nice, but probably not "normal" (for ANY doctor's office). All of the office staff I interacted with were very nice and friendly. Dr. Palmer did a great job removing my toddlers adenoids and tonsils, and she's been sleeping so much better.

Dr. Palmer is the best. He's put tubes in both my children's ears and removed the tonsils in one…read moreof them. He's also performed sinus surgery on my wife. We think he is a terrific surgeon.

I had procedure today. The receptionist was very friendly and was informative…read more My nurse was very intentive to my needs and in what was going to take place before and after my procedure She spent the time to explain everything. The anesthesiologist was very thorough as well . I highly recommend Dr.Trimble for your needs when it comes to allergies and sinus issues

The staff is out of this word and Dr. Iloabachie is one of the best doctors that I have ever met…read more He is more concerned in resolving the issue, rather than a quick fix with an unnecessary CPAP.

Quick check in on site! Good deal...they are tech savvy and have the iPad check in deal...it also…read moreaccepts your cc for payment after your done tuning in...after I was done with that, I was in the room and dealing with the audiologist within 3 minutes...WWWHHHHAAATT? Yep for real...hearing test done quick, comprehensive results discussed...super comfortable...now comes the hard part...yep...gotta get used to the fact that I need hearing aids oh well...se la vie!

I made an appointment to see the doctor. Only got to see an assistant who couldn't answer my…read morequestion. Won't go back!

IMPOSSIBLE to reach anyone over phone. Front desk staff only takes voicemails and no longer picks…read moreup for current or new patients. Had surgery complications that needed follow up, but they won't respond to voicemails. Find another ENT group.

Still can't get anyone on the phone. If you're LUCKY you will go to voicemail. It's more likely…read morehowever that someone will pick up the call and then hang it...because they don't want to answer? Their job is too hard? I don't know but apparently time did not heal this places wounds. Frustrating part is the place still seems super busy whenever I do get in there. We all deserve better. Find a new ENT. This one is more frustration than it's worth.

Dr. Cristobal has been my ENT for 12 years. He doesn't play around when you need to be seen and…read morehe's one of the best surgeons in Texas. His office is also quick and efficient--they return calls and I never have to wait in the waiting area like some offices.

Dr. Cristobal has a great office and especially staff. Their scheduling department is very…read morecourteous. This practice is in demand for good reason.

Monty V. Trimble, MD…read more I have had years of struggling with allergies and chronic sinus problems, and have seen many different ENTs. Without going into the weeds, I have undergone extensive sinus surgery. I eventually left my previous ENT and found Dr. Monty Trimble through a friend's recommendation, and the difference has been remarkable. Dr. Trimble has an extraordinary understanding of the anatomy and function of the nose and sinuses, but what sets him apart is that he actually teaches his patients. For the first time, I understand not only what has been done to my sinuses, but how the structures of the nose are supposed to regulate airflow, provide moisture, and protect the sinuses--and what can happen when those structures are significantly altered. I only wish I had been given this kind of understandable explanation before undergoing previous procedures, including a meaningful discussion of how changes to my anatomy could affect me long-term. Dr. Trimble explains what he sees, why I experience the symptoms I do, what can and cannot be corrected, and what I can realistically expect going forward. After so many years and so many ENTs, finding a physician with this combination of knowledge, candor, and communication skills has been invaluable to me. I only wish my previous ENTs had been as knowledgeable. I also give high scores, and a big thank you to Courtney Leslie, P.A. and the entire staff.

Took fantastic care of my husband, he can breathe so much better now!!! The staff is amazing!!read more

Dr Matheson is a nice man. Having said that, I visited his office with an ear issue, because he…read morewas listed in my insurance plan. He told me didn't do the procedure I needed, and referred me to another doctor, who according to him was in my plan and could help me. It turned out that other doctor wasn't in the plan, and even though the people there took my insurance card and booked my appointment, I ended up paying the full amount myself, with no help from insurance that I already pay a lot for. If you visit him for any minor issues, be sure to double check everything.

The short review is that this office is amazing and their staff is a awesome. Definitely recommend…read more If you're still reading, I started out with seeing the PA and she assessed the situation and then scheduled me for testing. The audiology department was amazing and then I was referred to have CTs done to recreate my sinus cavity area and my inner ears. Following that I had a virtual appointment with Dr. Dean, he was able to explain everything that was going on and I felt very comfortable with his explanations. I scheduled my surgery before the end of the year as soon as I could and this is my story. They did two different procedures and I was really out of it last night but doing much better today. Woke up feeling a little congested but that's what was to be expected post surgery for the next 3 days. A little sore but not a lot of pain. Yes, my appointment was supposed to be at 1:15 and I didn't get seen until probably 3:45 for my procedure, but delays are to be expected. All in all, I understood from working in the dental field for 18 years, that surgery and timing never goes as you expect. There were some patience before me that had come from out of state and they had a lot of questions which then made everything take a lot longer. My daughter (11 years old) had a hard time with me having surgery, but she got to come back with me during my pre-surgery prep. The nurse was great with her and answered any questions she had. Both the Anesthesiologist and the ENT doctor came in and answered any questions we had. I really didn't have any, the doctor explained everything so well at my last appointment. My daughter got to ask questions if she wanted to, but she seemed much better after talking with the nurse for a while. They were all so understanding and kind to my daughter. I love that the nurse connected with her on a personal level. It seemed to help relax her anxiety connecting on a more personal level, which in turn relaxed me. I walked back to the procedure room in the office and my daughter went out to the front with her Daddy (my husband). The procedure was supposed to take about 45 minutes then about 30 for recovery. There wasn't much pain that I was feeling except for a lot of pressure on my nose. We used an ice pack and I had an additional Tylenol on top of the meds that they gave me in the office, which helped. I'm so thankful for this ENT as I've been in pain for the last 6 years. I had a post nasal drip in my left ear. It would run down my left ear and into the back of my throat down my neck. I've also had several ear infections along the way. He was very concerned about my issues. We did did audiology hearing tests, because I'm hard of hearing on that side too. We also did two CTs of my ear canal and my sinus is where they recreated 3D. I'm so thankful I did because he found something that my Kaiser doctors did not find 6 years ago. They brushed it off and told me that it was a post nasal drip and I needed to just get on an allergy medication, nasal spray and learn to live with it as this, was my new normal. (Their words). I didn't appreciate the first Kaiser's ENT's answer so I saw a second one for another opinion. He saw that I had seen the first doctor and he said, "Oh he's really good, I agree with his findings." I felt hopeless. I am so glad that I went and saw Dr. Marc Dean and he was able to help me. Because of the CT he was able to find things that the other doctors didn't see. Also he asked me if I had lost my sense of taste and smell. Well of course I had covid in 2021 and yeah I have lost some of my taste and smell. He said that there was some bone that was covering a part of something and if he were to remove that I would most likely get all of my smell and taste back. What it wasn't covid related. That's awesome! Hopefully, I recover well and if you're still reading this, thank you. This is my story and I am so happy to be on the other side of this at this point. I hope that my healing goes well and the procedures were successful. Dr. Marc Dean and his staff are just the best!

I called and asked for an appointment. I was rudely told that I was required to have a referral or…read moreMedicare would not pay (which is incorrect), even though my Medicare Advantage allows me to see specialists without referrals. I had my primary care physician send a referral. I waited over three weeks and never hears from Dr. Dean's office. I called and was told that I was in their system but the information was never completed. I asked why and could not get an answer. I asked if I could be assured that this would be corrected and and told no. This office is run very poorly, and I do not trust they will take care of me. I am moving on to a better ENT solution.

I just changed ENT from a well known company in Fort Worth due to double billing, minimal…read moreappointment face to face time with provider. I presented with the same issues as before and I was promptly evaluated, received CT scan to show what had been missed by prior ENT for 18 mos. The doc took the time to explain the findings, treatment plan options and provided patient education. I was very pleased with the service and have recommended them to friends.

Well I will start with the office. They are very cool. Now…read moreto the billing department. What a freaking joke. They SUCK. Cant talk to no one, always on hold, every number is picked up by same person, long hold times. Paying a bill online is a joke because you can't see the bill attached to the account. I heve been messing around with them for weeks because I can't make it in to just pay the MF bill. I hate this billing department so much. Oh and this was just for my allergy testing that I is a $1,000 for after insurance. I would never recommend this place to anyone. RUN THE OTHER DIRRECTION. Oh and I have paid half of my bill and I keep getting billed for the full amount. Can't talk to anyone to resolve the issue. Help me understand this insanity.

This location is CLOSED. Texas Center for Urology has moved to 2900 Acme Brick Plaza, Fort Worth, TXread more