York ENT Associates Info
Amenities
Accessibility
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Wheelchair accessible entrance
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Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Wheelchair accessible restroom
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Restroom
Planning
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Accepts new patients
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Appointments recommended
Best WLM Reviews
Trying to schedule an appointment. Was placed on hold, after waiting 20 mins for my turn, I was placed on hold again for her to pull up the schedule, after another 5 mins of waiting on hold, I asked to place her on a brief hold, and they hung up on me. Scheduling and appointment should not be this difficult. Are they even trying to help anyone? Apparently not if they are not even willing to take time to schedule. Pathetic.
Dr. Kirk Williams performed my septoplasty to treat my deviated septum. Dr. Williams is incredibly professional, knowledgeable and empathetic towards his patients. He took time to understand my concerns and make me feel comfortable every step of the way.
The staff including nurses and receptionist are incredibly kind and helpful. They treated me with more care than any other medical facility I’ve ever visited. I couldn’t be more pleased with the services I received and will always be thankful for the amazing staff. I would highly recommend York ENT and Dr. Williams for any ENT related issues!
Thank you so much!
I’ve been a patient here for several years. Needed to get a routine appointment to help with a problem I was having. I was told that my earliest appointment would be four months away. I scheduled an appointment with another ENT in Hershey and I’m being seen in a week (I’m even a new patient!) I won’t be coming back.
Highly recommend Dr Andrews, she’s professional and to the point. Extremely knowledgeable and did a fantastic job on my surgery. Brittany was also so great to work with and I can’t forget to mention Brandy at the front desk who helped me with scheduling and questions. Great staff!
Had 2 very positive and professional experiences. Dr. Garth Good preformed a tonsillectomy on my adult son (23 yrs) we had a great experience and Dr. Good was calming non-anxious and very reassuring about the process. My son had a quick recovery as of the result for a textbook and perfect surgery.
My second encounter was 2 week later I had severe nose bleed, lost a lot of blood and was on the verge of an ER visit. Dr. Good again was available to accommodate us (he was on call and called us right back) to get me in to the office to cauterize a bulging vein, I had slight complications which was normal in this type of situation. He saw me a second time 2 days later and touched up the vein at no charge...Awesome!! Great experience!! Highly recommend Dr. Good.
The arrogance and lack of compassion of Dr. Yoder overshadows an office staff and nurses that seem pleasant enough.
For chronic tinnitus, I was told, full stop, there is no cure. No options for any type of relief were given or suggestions of what to try to figure out what is causing it. Perhaps if Dr. Yoder lived with daily ringing he would at least be able to pretend to feel an iota of compassion for those of us driven to depression by it.
I mainly came to address any possible underlying causes of what has all the hallmarks of Mal de Debarquement syndrome, which basically means I feel a rocking sensation all the time. I have had it for more than two months. The doctor was unconcerned and he stated that it doesn't really go on this long. A two second glimpse at Google scholar reveals a multitude of peer reviewed literature, including Hain and Cherchi (2016), which highlights the fact that by its very definition, this syndrome is marked by persistent symptoms that linger for more than a month. An ENT is absolutely considered one of the places to start to work towards a Mal de Debarquement diagnosis. Dr. Yoder was likely referring to land sickness, which does indeed usually go away within a month. Had he been my first stop, I would have been devastated. He seemed perplexed why I would find this a struggle. Try not being able to walk straight or do most things you enjoy for a few months, all while feeling like you are on a boat, nonstop. It is debilitating. It is devastating. I have been fortunate to experience more manageable symptoms in the past week, but it is still a very difficult journey.
During the entire visit I felt like a nuisance and that I was overreacting. I dislike going to the doctor, and I don't go lightly. I found myself wanting to apologize for being there and downplaying my symptoms because his demeanor was so brusque. Anything I tried to clarify or explain was cut short and he did not stop to listen to me, nor offer any reassurance, let alone anything helpful in the least.
I don't care if a doctor can't fix the issue. Fine. You say I am sorry you are going through this, I understand how frustrating this is, here are some steps I suggest you take to try and find relief. You don't brush off symptoms and tell someone too bad, so sad.
Do better, Dr. Yoder. Do better, York ENT. People spend months, even years waiting to get in to see a specialist. It costs both money and time, which is just as precious to your patients as it is to you. I've had issues with one ear since childhood. I always held out hope an ENT would help. Or if they couldn't they would steer me in the right direction. I was wrong.
If you are seeking a thorough doctor who will listen and show concern, seek elsewhere.
Pleasant experience with Dr Good and his medical staff! I went in for a hearing aide and found out I could have surgery instead. Dr. Good is very kind and explains everything easily. I am one day post op and feel great. I can already tell that I'm going to hear again out of this ear once the bandages come out. Total relief!
I did meet with Dr Yoder for my initial visit. He isn't as warm as some would expect from a doctor but he was good and got me on the right track to getting my surgery. If you have a problem with a cooler doctor who is strictly facts, see if you can get another doctor. Some people aren't for everyone. I only state this because I saw complaints about him. He's just not a warm and fuzzy guy but he knows what he's doing and he helped me.
I have been reading the reviews for York ENT. The latest review was a positive review done by the sister of the top office manager. She was asked to do this so that the other ratings, which are quite negative would be replaced. I found it funny that this “positive “ review puts people down for offering their opinions about a practice asking for you to review them. That’s actually quite counterproductive. You either want reviews or you don’t. I would assume this does include negative patient reviews as well, so that the business can try to improve on the problems perceived by their patients and employees. I have been told by more than a few people that York ENT doctors are wonderful
. I’ve heard that most of the office girls are kind. Unfortunately, I have had the chance to see and hear how unkindly said office manager mentioned above treats the employees at York ENT. I’ve spoken with her and was treated very harshly. I believe that if you want to run a business that both patients and employees want to continue to visit, you need to have someone in charge who can interact well with employees, and more importantly, with patients. I will not return to this office. I will travel to another area if need be. I believe the doctors should be more aware of who they have representing them. In the case of this office manager, I believe that she should realize that kindness and patience work better than harsh words.
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Opening Hours
| Monday | 08:30 AM - 04:30 PM |
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| Tuesday | 08:30 AM - 04:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 08:30 AM - 04:30 PM |
| Thursday | 08:30 AM - 04:30 PM |
| Friday | 08:30 AM - 04:30 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
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