Ted Shen Md's Online Review Report Card
Ted Shen Md
3.5
Average Star Rating
156
Total Reviews
2
Recent Reviews
6
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Ted Shen Md's Reviews
Best ENT Dr. I ever have. Cured my sinus issue bothering me for so many years.
I, like so many others would give this Dr a 0. It was a total waste of $25 and the parking fee. He was one of the rudest most condesending people I have ever encountered, let alone a Dr. In fact I would go out on a limb and say he was even mean. He wanted to talk about my hearing loss, but that is not why I was there, I had waiting 6 weeks to see him only to be told dizziness had nothing to do with the ears and I could have a brain tumor. No compassion or interest at all. And he acted like I was the stupidest person to come to him. I also had to wait for quite a while while he saw other patients. Which is fine, but he seemed to rush them thru and me as well. I would like to see this Dr take some bedside manners classes. I would say he was a huge F in my book
Dr. Shen is very knowledeable and caring. He listened to my concerns and took time with me discussing my issues
Sehr unfreundliche Angestellte!!! Überhaupt keine Einstellung auf einen Arzttermin bei akuter Erkrankung! Überhaupt nicht zu empfehlen!
This butthead did an unnecessary surgery on me, then bare face lied to me about what he did and I have had chronic sinusitis ever since. Be forewarned because the odds of getting top notch work out of a second rate doctor are against you. If he brings up surgery in any way shape or form, get a second opinion.
I haven't met Dr. Ted Shen but their front office was kind to let me konw that they dont deal with turbinate transplants/implants or MSC injections to save my time. They were even more kind enough to share that checking university hospitals may be better option for Empty Nose Syndrome issues. How nice of them! That is something I call sincere and professional.
I saw this ENT doctor yesterday. The appointment did not go very well. Before he even examined me he said I had post nasal drop, saying a high percentage of his patients have a cough that is caused by that. I tried to give him some recent history as well as some family history. He cut me off and replied he didn't want to hear about my mother and sisters problems and said it was all in their heads (pointed to his head). He barely looked in my nose and throat. He never referred to my vocal cords, which is why I was referred, nor did he do anything to check them. When I tried to ask a question his reply was "As I already told you...". He also made a clear reference that the problem is all in my head (again pointing to his head). In all, his recommendations were to use a nasal spray and a nasal wash. His prognosis was it would take about 3 years to clear up if I used the spray and wash as recommended. I went to this appointment with an open mind hoping to get some relief for this ongoing cough. I have no disrespect for Dr. Shen but my opinion is he came into the appointment with tunnel vision and he would not deviate from his opinion. When I tried to explain my symptoms, history and overall exhaustion from this cough, his insinuations of mental problems was inappropriate and insulting not only for me but my family. I found him to be very unprofessional. I do not recommend his doctor.
I haven't met Dr. Ted Shen but their front office was kind to let me konw that they dont deal with turbinate transplants/implants or MSC injections to save my time. They were even more kind enough to share that checking university hospitals may be better option for Empty Nose Syndrome issues. How nice of them! That is something I call sincere and professional.
I haven't met Dr. Ted Shen but their front office was kind to let me konw that they dont deal with turbinate transplants/implants or MSC injections to save my time. They were even more kind enough to share that checking university hospitals may be better option for Empty Nose Syndrome issues. How nice of them! That is something I call sincere and professional.
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