Alaska Ear Nose & Throat

Scicor's Animation 

on Google

2 years ago

I took my dad to him a few years ago for issues that he had with his nose and throat. jerome did blood work and gave a diagnosis of a rare disease and assured my family that it was not cancer. Less than a month later my dad's condition got worst and he went to the ER, he was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. My dad past away a few months later. I sent the lab work that jerome's office did to a nurse friend who worked in the cancer field and she said that my dad's blood work was off and that should of alerted jerome to do more t... read more

Anonymous 

on Google

2 years ago

I took my dad to him a few years ago for issues that he had with his nose and throat. jerome did blood work and gave a diagnosis of a rare disease and assured my family that it was not cancer. Less than a month later my dad's condition got worst and he went to the ER, he was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. My dad past away a few months later. I sent the lab work that jerome's office did to a nurse friend who worked in the cancer field and she said that my dad's blood work was off and that should of alerted jerome to do more t... read more

Dean Freeman (Dean) 

on Google

2 years ago

If I could give Zero Stars, I would. Happy to hear he’s been kicked out of Providence. He’s a trash Human. Extremely unprofessional and rude. 

Saturn Seiser 

on Google

3 years ago

I called them to get something removed off my lip and my care providers at anchorage primary care put two referrals to have me set for an appointment there but they told me to contact them, and it's $240 to get a bump removed off of my lip that i waited for a whole for. Honestly i wouldn't go here if you wanna sign your soul away instead of money. Absolutely obscured. 

T L 

on Google

3 years ago

The worst ENT I have ever encountered. His hubris and unwillingness to consult other professionals in the field when an atypical case was beyond his skill set led to a child being butchered and nearly losing her life. Dr. List's response: it was a risk of the surgery. If I could give 0 stars, I would.