I recently had sinus surgery done by Dr. Tomkin. I am extremely happy not only with the surgery but…read moreby the professional staff as well. I have had surgery in the past and this was by far alot less stressful and the recup time wasn't bad either. Hats off to you Dr. Tomkin. You're the best!!

From the owner: At The Head and Neck Center, P.C., we believe that each doctor and patient become a team for…read moretreating an individual's ear, nose and throat problems such as Sinusitis, Allergies, and Hearing Loss. Our otolaryngologists (doctors who specialize in ear, nose, and throat) spend most of their time listening to understand your concerns and responding with the best treatment options for you. With the help of our professional staff, they also follow up to make sure that problems are resolved and your health improves.

The most condescending group of doctors and staff I think I have ever encountered. After…read moreresearching other patient interactions, I realized I wasn't the only one. It's also a private practice, so taking your complaint only gets you gaslit more.

I absolutely love my Dr's here 5 stars for them, The 1 star is for the office staff. Three…read moreseparate occasions I've had with one single employee Karen. Karen has discriminated against my daughter who was a patient and no longer wishes to be seen by the office because of her. Karen is downright disrespectful, thinks she knows it all and when corrected she gets confrontational. Admitted to the doctor she "dropped the ball" and was wrong yet can't admit to her own doings. This is the second time I had an encounter with her over authorization and her being incorrect. Only ever have an issue at the Bethlehem and Wind Gap offices. The staff are LAZY, trying to schedule a follow up or an appointment in general is like pulling teeth. If your staff doesn't know what they are doing perhaps you should hire people with experience and validated references instead of what someone puts on a pretty resume to look good.

My non-verbal, developmentally delayed son underwent a routine myringotomy (ear tube placement), a…read morelow-risk procedure typically requiring minimal anesthesia. The anesthesiologist administered fentanyl nasal spray, a highly potent opioid, without informing my spouse or me beforehand. We were only vaguely told that a "nasal spray" would be used, with "dosage hard to gauge," providing no opportunity to inquire about the specific drug or its risks. Post-operative nurses disclosed the use of fentanyl after the procedure, at which point we expressed significant distress over the lack of informed consent. The nurses remarked, they "always get that look," indicating they frequently observe parental shock upon learning fentanyl was used. This suggests a systemic failure to ensure informed consent. Post-procedure, my son showed severe, uncharacteristic behaviors: hallucinations, screaming, crying, and aggression for two hours, consistent with fentanyl side effects, especially in disabled children sensitive to opioids. He stabilized after a few hours. Per medical advice, we sent him to school on April 11, 2025, but he was sent home within 2 hours with vomiting, diarrhea, fever, and lethargy. He refused food for four days, with vomiting for two days and diarrhea for six. Seven days later, he barely eats. At 40 pounds, this weight loss is alarming. Fentanyl nasal spray is rarely used in pediatrics due to its potency, risk of respiratory depression, and potential for severe side effects, especially in non-verbal, disabled children who cannot communicate distress. For a routine ear tube procedure, safer alternatives such as local anesthetics, mild sedatives or non-opioid analgesics are standard and sufficient. The decision to use fentanyl in this context appears unjustified and deviates from typical pediatric anesthesia protocols. The failure to disclose the use of fentanyl nasal spray prior to administration violates informed consent principles, as outlined in FDA regulations and medical ethics standards. Parents must be fully informed of the risks, benefits, and alternatives for any medication, particularly a high-risk opioid like fentanyl. I have made formal complaints to regulatory bodies regarding the anesthetist's use of fentanyl without clearly informing us and I will not take my child here again for another procedure. Otherwise, our surgeon Dr. Prager was kind pre and post op and responsive to my concerns - but dismissive of his symptoms as a "stomach bug". We are well aware of our child's typical physical responses to "stomach bugs" and this situation looked nothing like what we have witnessed. He was either allergic to the fentanyl or the dosage was too high. Regardless, my child is not up for experimentation and I would warn all parents to steer clear or ask direct and specific questions when choosing this facility for your child.

Dr. Prager is amazing with a wonderful bed side manner. His assistant Karen is also incredible. My…read moreentire family come here for various reasons. We have all been helped and feel great!

I cannot say enough good things about this group! Dr. Uribe is fantastic, and the audiology…read moredepartment is superb! Over the past two years, whenever I'd had an issue with my hearing aids, they are accommodating, helpful with walk-ins, and were able to provide me with a loaner hearing aid when mine needed to be sent back to Oticon. While I have not shopped on-line or gone to big box stores for hearing aids, I cannot imagine that the level of service could be this wonderful anywhere else!

Dr. Dedeo is wonderful ENT but his staff is horrible. They refused to schedule an appointment for…read moremy sick child over a $7 balance. I am sure the doctor is unaware of this behavior but they have done this in the past. The fact that they would obstruct the doctor from seeing a sick patient for a $7 balance is disgusting. I am searching for another ENT in the Lehigh Valley and would not recommend patients bother with this staff. Especially if they have children.

From the owner: Welcome to Allen Ent is dedicated to providing comprehensive care for children and adults with…read moreproblems of the ear, nose, throat, head and neck. Serving the greater eastern Pennsylvania area from our location in Allentown, we are the region?s largest and most established ENT practice. We are dedicated to utilizing the most advanced and current technological advancements to attempt to obtain the best possible healing and recovery for our patients. Allen Ear, Nose & Throat, All rights reserved. Website by Feeser Computer Services, Inc. Professional Staff Your Visit Map & Directions Hearing Center Allergy Center Surgery Center After Hours Innovations Allergy Center Allen ENT's Allergy Services offers comprehensive evaluation and treatment of allergic disorders affecting the ears, nose, and throat. Ear, Nose & Throat Doctors Otolaryngoloists play a leading role nationally in the management of patients with allergy mediated respiratory, head, neck, and related problems. One of the reason

Dr. Sackman and his staff (Barbara & Melissa) are great. They are highly professional, kind and…read moreskilled. His prices are very reasonable, the location convenient, and the office situated in an updated Edwardian house with stunning details. I like that Dr. Sackman always explains things carefully and discusses alternatives with patients. I strongly recommend Dr. Sackman.

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Dr Pollack was a real good doctor. Unfortunately he passed away in 2022. He diagnosed thyroid…read morenodules in me and got me on the right course for treatment.

I went to this office specifically to have a pair of Oticon hearing aids fitted to my needs. I was…read morepretty amazed at the level of access they had to them via the Bluetooth and how they were able to tweak the settings to accommodate my particular hearing loss. I have to say, Dr. Pollack seems to have received some negative reviews. I didn't meet him, utilize his services or even see him for that matter. My involvement with this office was with the audiologist. She knew her product, how to manipulate it and was very thorough and accommodating. I also picked up a $249 annual package deal that included the audiology assessment, ear buds, wax guards and batteries for the year. Having just come from using a pair of MDHearing hearing aids (and buying replacement parts and batteries for nearly three years) I can tell you, $249 all inclusive for a year is a good deal...