Dr. David Healy, MD

If you know what’s wrong already he “may” be able to help. If you are looking for a difficult diagnosis go somewhere else. Arrogant, disinterested, dismissive. My first negative review ever.

I was having a hard time breathing through my nose after having sinus surgery three years ago by another doctor. Dr. Healy got in there and immediately identified the causes, which were extensive, and set a course of care to heal the damage and further assess the root cause. Thirty days later, I was breathing better and didn’t have the bleeding problems, and he let me make the decision to take it farther or not. Off to the races - I underwent the surgery to repair the damage done by the prior doctor and fix the other side that was scarred. I am now breathing fine, and my wife reports my snoring has gone from “freight train” to heavy breathing. Dr. Healy is caring, inclusive, and I feel he is very knowledgeable. His assistant, Steve, is very professional. I highly recommend him.

Dr. Healy and the entire staff at Glacier ENT, are friendly and professional. I did not feel like “just a number” as I often do at medical appointments. My appointment was on time and did not feel rushed. I requested an allergy test and was given an appointment for one, no further questions asked. Dr. Healy is a caring doctor who respects his patients.

I had three appointments at his clinic across several months (the last two were with Dr. Healy) for pain I was experiencing in one of my ears. At the second visit he insisted on an audiogram in order to continue his diagnostic efforts. Without that, he said, there was no path forward. I had an audiogram through his clinic and paid 100% out of pocket(not covered by my insurance). I met with Dr.Healy to review the results. He said my hearing was fine. I suspected as much, but what about the pain? I told him it was painful and persistent enough for me to go through my primary care Dr. and three visits to his clinic to resolve. He fumbled through my patient history, apparently not realizing the nature of my visit, or even that he had seen me before. The “clearer picture” was that I did not have hearing loss and he had no further insights into my problem. BOTTOM LINE: this guy sells hearing aids, he might even be good at it. Eventually, my pain was resolved with the help of a chiropractor.

I'm five years Cancer free, Thanks to Dr. Heely and crew. Bruce Davis.