Jeffrey B Kahn

Excellent staff and more importantly this doctor is very persistent and even talks about working from least invasive techniques to most invasive. I’ve only seen him 2 times and I am in much better condition that I was prior to his treatment. Also while I’ve not been able to pinpoint the cause of my chronic condition he has kindly assured me that regardless of the cause he will be able to either help me or point me to someone who can. Many doctors prior to this have given up when their normal treatment fails. This should tell you about how much dedication this doctor has. Just give him a chance and I think you won’t be disappointed with the results.

Dr. Kahn is the finest doctor I’ve seen for any malady. He has a terrific bedside manner (or whatever you say for an ENT), and he has never failed to properly diagnose and quickly and effectively treat any ailment — and I’ve had many ailments. He asks good questions and never rushes through visits. He also presents multiple options for treatment and is always quick to cite current research for anything I haven’t considered before. He also suggests which treatment he recommends and will discuss any option you have questions about.
He also treated my infant son and did so compassionately and effectively.
I highly recommend him.

I was referred to Dr. Kahn by my physical therapist. After being intubated I suffered greatly from acid reflux (LPR), vocal cord dysfunction, and excruciating jaw problems. The vocal cord dysfunction was truly upsetting. Vocal cord dysfunction is this; you try to breath and your vocal cords close as you are trying to breathe air in, instead of remaining open. It’s actually a very upsetting /​frightening experience where the mind automatically kicks in the flight or flight response. This was happening to me all day and night! I was a mess.
Dr. Kahn was completely unsympathetic to my situation, offered nothing in the way of medical advice or care except to «change the way I think about it with some Cogintive Behavior Therapy». Really? No amount of CBT is going to help me control the body’s automatic flight or fight response. I think Dr. Kahn needs to take some CBT in how he reacts to female patients who are emotionally upset. I left his office with nothing to improve my awful breathing situation, wishing that someday he had the pleasure of experiencing Vocal Cord Dysfunction, and got in my car where I immediately called another ENT’s office and made an appointment. Thankfully that ENT was able to give me medical care which improved my situation.

Dr. Kahn was awful! He was insulting and rude. I have Ménière’s disease and auditory processing disorder, so I went to him for an accommodation letter for a new job.
He didn’t know what DARS/​VOC rehab is (okay, fine, whatever). Doesn’t think hearing loss is a disability (wtf?). He thought that I was lying to my employer by not disclosing my disabilities (told him I did). He changed that to they won’t hire me if he writes the letter (told him that I was already hired). He changed that to they don’t have to accommodate me (ADA says they do). He changed that to my hearing is fine and insinuated that it was all in my head. He finally said that to he’ll spend a long time reading through all my paperwork and write the letter, but it’s still all in my head and I should see someone because of all the other medical stuff I have going on.
I also had to deal with a paperwork mixup regarding my birthday, wasn’t seen until 45 minutes after my appointment time, and was late to work.

I had a wonderful experience at Austin ENT. I was having reoccurring sinus problems for several years when I first saw Dr. Kahn. He did an excellent job of listening to my history and determining a treatment plan. Dr. Kahn’s ability to accurately diagnose and treat is better than any ENT doctor I have seen. The office staff is professional, courteous and I never had to wait very long. I highly recommend Dr. Kahn to anyone looking for a good doctor who truly cares about his patients.

I developed, of all things, a plantar wart in my ear canal that, needless to say, cause severe discomfort, pain, and repeated infection. After reading the reviews on Unilocal for Dr. Jeffrey Kahn, I wanted to make an appointment with him, but his schedule was booked solid for weeks so I first visited Dr. Cheung-​Phillips at Comprehensive ENT.
This has been a true experience in the NECESSITY of second opinions on specialized medical pathologies! The experience I have had as a patient of Dr. Kahn is truly one of professionalism and courtesy. At Comprehensive ENT I was told that I needed a CT scan, after which the prognosis was surgical excision. At that time the painful growth in my ear was still an unknown.
When I first met with Dr. Kahn, he examined my ear in a very thorough way and discovered that the largest, most evident growth was only one of three lesions. At Austin ENT’s North office, Dr. Kahn has video screens on which he showed me exactly what he was seeing, and what he thought it may be. It was apparent to him, that a biopsy was needed, and he told me right then that he may not be the doctor to treat me. This, I think, is the mark of a physician who bears in mind the best interests of his/​her patient. As it turns out, Dr. Kahn did perform the excision of the largest mass, but he has now referred me to a dermatologist colleague of his for longer-​term treatment, and I will continue to visit Dr. Kahn over the next year to ensure the stabilization of my ear canal’s health.
As a son of a father in the medical profession, and having grown up in hospital settings as a patient of highly trained physicians, I highly, highly recommend Dr. Jeffrey Kahn. He’s knowledgeable and nice, and I feel fortunate to have been his patient.

Dr. Kahn was awesome! I’ve been having several issues concerning my sinus’s and allergies and needed a second opinion on whether or not I should continue with surgery per my regular ENT’s orders. Dr. Kahn was very thorough and made sure to look over every single detail of my past medical records to make sure he was giving me an accurate and honest opinion. At the end of our appointment, he gave me several options on treating me and made sure to point out which ones he felt would work best for me personally.
I highly recommend him!
The only issue I had with his office was the nurse who was taking preliminary information from me. I felt like she was in a rush and kept cutting me off when I tried to tell her the kind of medications I was on. Thought it might be important for them to know! Guess not. She was incredibly rude but the rest of the time spent in the office was decent and I was pleased with how easy it was to work with Dr. Kahn in deciding what actions to take next.

Dr. Kahn was very thorough in the treatment of my son’s chronic sinusitis. We did end up going the route of surgery, but it was not a hasty decision. I appreciated his attention to detail and looking at other possible solutions. His pre and post– op care was great, even including a follow up phone call at home to see that everything was going well. Not something that many doctors do anymore.

Seems like a very solid ENT.
When my strep journey led me to possibly consider a tonsillectomy, he was friendly and not intimidating and willing to answer my multitude of questions both in the office and over the phone.
In a profession where other Dr.‘s have been a bit cold, Dr. Kahn brings a great bedside manner to the table.
Hopefully I will not need his surgical skills, but from my research he seems to do a pretty good job.