Dr. Gary Bellack, MD

Dr Bellack is an oldy but goody as the adage goes. He is energetic, mentally sharp, and punctual. Overall he is up to speed on his ENT and MEDICINE. Recognize, most ENTs (specialists) will defer everything that's strictly outside of their niche. Dr. Bellack practices great medicine, and I'm a Doctor myself who will be the first to acknowledge not all are trained well in their MEDICINE. It's a requirement prior to specializing, however, a great number of specialists just toss it out. Never a good idea, primarily for the purposes of being competent to care for patients as you would your own family by understanding how the entire human body must be viewed to appreciate how one symptom relates to a completely different one. Dr. Bellack possesses our time-honored philosophy, approach, bedside manner, and delivers with the work-up and treatment plan. Prior to Dr. Bellack I had been to 6 other ENTs and not a single one could provide the advice I needed (including the Clippers ENT). Following

I really have come to like this doctor. I wasn't sure at first but he's got a much better bedside manner than I realized. He also became my surgeon. He did excellent work. HIs office can sometimes need a nudge but I'm very thankful I found him and will recommend him. Thorough, thoughtful, excellent experience.

Great bedside manner. Very through and accurate assessment. This is the ENT other doctors see

I wish I didn't have to write this negative review, but... I have been a patient of Dr. Bellack for years. My appt. is always at 4:00 p.m. and I always have to wait at least 30 minutes, which was not a problem. Dr. Bellack now shares an office with a Dermatologist. A patient checks in for his 4:00 p.m. Dermatology appt. and says he needs to make an appt. to see Dr. Bellack. The senior receptionist, Sylvia, offers him to see Dr. Bellack after his Dermatology appt. Hmmmmmm. I am the only one in the waiting room so I know I should be seen next. The guy gets out of the Dermatologist office at 4:20 p.m. (my appt. is supposed to be at 4:00) and Sylvia started to lead him to an examining room. The guy said he had to reschedule because he had to be somewhere at 5:00 p.m. Sylvia was going to give this guy my appt. for no apparent reason. This guy didn't even ask to be seen that day. Why Sylvia? Why? When I brought this to Dr. Bellack's attention. Nothing.Sylvia says, "Glad things worked out"