Samuel Engel, MD, MPH

My daughter had a ruptured eardrum from an ear infection. I called and left a message. They called me back the next day and got her in within two days to our preferred Doctor Who is Dr. Engel.. we only waited. Five minutes in the waiting room took us into the room. He came in and within three minutes he knew what cause my daughter’s eardrum to rupture and gave us a care plan. He always is very caring and never rushes our appointments

Dr. Engel is great. He is so gentle with the little ones especially. My daughter did a crazy thing by putting a rock in her ear at school. She pushed it all the way in when she tried to get it out. She just turned 5 and yes kids do crazy things. Multiple people in other offices tried to remove it which traumatized her. Dr. Engel saw her and said let’s do it the right way in a sterile environment. The day of came and my daughter had a hard time trusting she wouldn’t feel pain. I picked her up and she went to Dr Engel. Kids know who cares for them. It’s a feeling I can’t describe. Within minutes he came out and made me the happiest mama. Thank you so much for making such a crazy thing easy. His staff is great too and can’t forget that.

Dr. Engel was very nice and professional. We went for my son's tongue tie which after examination the doctor suggested he don't need the procedure done. I would recommend him.

Dr. Engel was very conservatively professional in every way during a recent visit with him for a second opinion ENT evaluation for my young client and his parents. He listened attentively to the parents historical recount of concerns and problems perceived or real. He performed an Otoscopy on the youngster to diagnose a left ear infection and prescribed antibiotic treatment.

Essentially, Dr. Engel was consulted for possible ear tubes insertion surgery for the youngster relative to recurrent ear infections. This client however, has other ENT issues, and per all relevant diagnostics test, besides the ear tubes, requires (MLB study to measure for accuracy of longer version of his current custom made Tracheotomy tube, Adenoidectomy, Cleft Palate repair etc.).

Dr. Engel was appreciative of the compliment implicit in the second opinion consultation with him. He was however, professionally firm and prudent in expressing his personal, professional, and operational limitations for the desired surgical interventions. Most impressively, he advised that the one surgical procedure under general anesthesia, could be used to cost-efficiently and comprehensively address all of the youngsters needs given parents‘ trust in the surgeon and operational entity organization.

To this end, upon request and after careful consideration, he amenably recommended consultation recommended follow-up consultation with his peer others in several organizations.