Everything went well. I'm 80 years old and I was a nervous wreck knowing that I had to have an…read moreoperation. Dr Schwartz calmed me down. After talking to him, I felt I had nothing to worry about. On the day of operation of course I was worried, but he came in and talk to me and once again, I was calmed and assured everything would go well . The next day I called him about four or five times with different questions. Within an hour of my call, he called me back. I have never had a doctor respond so quickly and listen to what I had to say and tell me that I could call at any time. He said that was his job. I am so impressed with Dr Schwartz. I would recommend the suburban endocrinologists highly. And a scale of one to 10 they are 15 or 20.

These are GEM doctors. If you know the NorthShore health system and most hospitals a GEM award is…read morehard to earn let alone earn at global office level but this office goes the extra mile to make sure high acuity patients are taken care of properly and protected from mistakes. My physician is a fully licensed ear nose and throat surgeon, most commonly I find myself at the office for my routine ear servicing, I produce a good amount of wax (think Shrek) the amount of wax he pulls out every 6 months is probably enough to make a very stanky candle. He is very thorough even for what is just a clean up appointment, he asks me for my recent medical history including any infection incidents. He goes the extra mile to provide a patient like me with anxiety disorder extreme levels of confidence by performing extra laboratory work to assure me that the prior infection is truly eradicated, this can be as simple as running an extra culture to running a culture array. It's a shame that other doctors don't do a culture array as soon as I get sick because the culture array tells all. Doing a throat culture is far different than sampling from the throat swab and labeling it as AIRWAY GRAM STAIN POSITIVE and pulling a second swab for AIRWAY GRAM STAIN NEGATIVE. In some cases he will even pull a second pair of swabs for Aerobic and Anerobic stains if an infection is active. He's a very flexible physician and will participate in collaborative care with patients who have education about their own conditions and the diagnostics that surround them. Many doctors will go ape crazy if you tell them what diagnostics you want done but doc Smyrniotis is not at all one of those elitist "I know what's best I'm the doctor I'll do what I want" types. He's the type who will take your request for any test or procedure and tell you the pros and cons and his vote whether it's appropriate or not and if it's not he will go to great lengths to explain why doing such a test or procedure isn't needed. We need more doctors like him and his team. The entire team follows this collaborative GEM care standard that I wish all doctors followed. In a lot of cases it's the patient who knows their body the best. The office is clean and well sized. There's plenty of waiting area to socially distance from other people and while masks aren't required office staff encourage them and disposable masks are available at the front desk. In back the office hosts a wide array of examination rooms making the office have a pretty good level of patient turnover offering short wait times for your appointment and potential flexibility for urgent care / emergency appointments same next day or same week. In some cases availability is limited but the physician can electronically send instructions/order to your selected urgent care center on how to perform diagnostics. This office and the physicians are the Cadillac's of Ear Nose and Throat centers. Extremely comfortable to be around and high performance.

Absolutely loved my doctor! He was gentle and funny. Plus he sent my prescription over using a…read morediscount code. I haven't been able to smell in forever and now I can. Mot Sure if that is good or not .

Issue with allergy shots and allergies. Talked to office manager really not a definite resolutionread more

I would highly recommend this office, especially Dr. Deitch. I (as sad as it sounds) have been to…read morequite a few doctors for various issues, but must say Dr. Deitch was one of the best. He was honest, explained what he was looking for, and was extremely thorough! He made me feel so comfortable, despite how nervous I was about my symptoms. I never felt rushed (like so many doctors do). He even continually asked what additional questions I had (you know how doctors make you feel badly if you have "one more thing to ask"--he almost wanted you to keep asking questions!). The entire office was so extremely friendly. After leaving, I immediately texted my family and told them to visit this office if they need an ENT.

Extremely hard to schedule appointments, then you go to your appointment and the doctor/doctor's…read moreare always running late. We, as a family are switching ENT specialists. Would not recommend.

Advent sinus ent office . Sleep study done - had been approved for a mouth aperture. The…read moreappointments are crazy how long it takes to get one . Staff is friendly but overall I don't know how to use this mouth guard in still snoring and trying to break this in is affecting my sleep apnea

I went for a problem with postnasal drip took a CAT scan of my sinuses. Had a procedure done. Can't…read moretell you the name of it. I have never had sinus headache before now. I have them regularly would never go there again.

When I called to make the appointment staff was very professional and kind. When I showed up to my…read moreappointment, different story. Front Desk staff demeanor was incredibly rude and condescending! When I informed them that I only had an electronic copy of my insurance card Front desk lady started huffing and puffing, visibly in distress. She provided me the email, and spelled out " G-E-N-E-R-A-L" as if it is not common spelling. I emailed it to them as I do with other providers, and as I was waiting in the waiting area she calls me over by gesturing with her hand instead of calling me by name, also very professional. She said "The image is too large", and in case I didn't understand they also took the time to print it out into several sheets of paper, which she then preceded to show me one by one. And when I told them that I didn't have a copy of the back side, she about almost lost it! Case in point, I am not sure what the deal was and had I not been there out of medical necessity I would have walked away in a heart beat, but I have been to many other medical providers and until yesterday never had I been treated with such disrespect. It is the first impression you make of your practice and it was not a good one. I would advice that you give your Front Staff some additional breaks so they don't become so overwhelmed by small simple tasks. Or perhaps some additional training with computer software so they know how to make a large image into a smaller one. Audiologist and Dr. Deitch were great, so it's a shame that front desk behaved like so. Thank you!

I've been seeing Dr. Deitch for years. My Daughter-in-law is a nurse that knows him and highly…read morerecommended him. I never felt rushed during exams, always explains my options and answers questions.

I am a patient there but if you have an issue, you can't get an appointment, they refer you to an…read moreurgent care place, not at all helpful.

My son was born 6 weeks early and has some issues with latching, suck-swallow-breathe, gas, and…read morereflux. There was also question of tongue and lip tie and, if present, if they should be revised. A lactation consultant highly recommended an ENT; however, the one she recommended had a long wait, so I sought out one on my own and chose Suburban ENT. I got an appointment within a week. We saw Dr. Pugnale. She was friendly, listened to my concerns, was thorough in her exam, and explained her findings. Even though the pediatrician prescribed a reflux med, it seems the dosage was off: about half of what Dr. Pugnale thought was appropriate based on his weight. I'm thankful that's something she checked! She ordered a swallow study, which probably should have been done when my son was in the NICU. Even though I came with notes from the lactation consultant's observations, I do wish that the doctor asked to see my son eat, since I believe that could be telling and confirm/rule out possible issues. I'm generally pleased with how things have gone initially and look forward to our follow-up in a month!

Efficient and Effective. Angie and Isaly Cleaned the clogged ear holes of my Dad's like the skilled…read moreexcavators they are...and Jackie Cynthia and Claudia are fantastic

This review is for Ashley and the ENT Family clinic. I found them through ZocDoc as I desperately…read moreneeded my ears cleaned out and I was able to get a same-day appointment. The receptionist was very friendly and Esmeralda that cleaned my ears and Ashley the NP were so warm and professional I will definitely come back here.

UNPROFESSIONAL, it was around covid time when I went for a visit, he came into the office dressed…read morelike GI Joe, and I was protected with a mask, gloves and a hairnet, and he said something sarcastic and laughed at me. The experience was just RUDE that's all I got to say

Poor office and communication skills experienced here. ENT Services were 5 star and went to 1 star…read moreafter Dr Garrity left. I believe this multi doctor practice is now closed or has moved. Avoid this practice.

Not happy with my office visit at all. I will not come back for sure. I was hoping I'd be heard,…read morebut it turned out to be another doctor's office where they don't really listen. I'm hoping so.

So far, so good. We…read more(mistakenly?) decided to adopt two kittens just over a year ago. Go figure, I'm very allergic to both of them. In a battle with my family between keeping the cats and me, I would lose. And, if I didn't lose, my life would be made miserable. So, I asked my primary care doctor for a referral, and he immediately suggested Allergy Partners. It isn't terribly convenient to my home, but they are outstanding. My first visit they did allergy tests - man have those changed since I was young! No pain, just a little itching and you're done. Turns out, I'm allergic to a lot of things, but cats in particular. I've been there three times now. We've tried a few different drugs hoping to avoid allergy shots. Since you can no longer give yourself the shots, it means driving out there every time. While we are not quite there yet, I am hopeful we'll find the right combination. I do like the doctor (Dr. Li) quite a lot. He is personable, listens to what you have to say, and is kind to his patients. That makes all of the difference in the world.