Andrew L. Blank, M.D., F.A.C.S

Dr. Blank diagnosed our son’s condition after several other doctors couldn’t. He relieved our son of a great deal of discomfort. He jokes to make children comfortable but there is never any doubt he is serious about his work.

My son is 7yrs old and has been a patient of Dr. Blank’s since he was 2yrs old. When my son see’s Dr. Blank he runs up to him and gives him a big hug. Dr. Blank jokes around with my son and does tricks for him to make him laugh and feel at ease. His whole staff is wonderful and friendly.
What child isn’t going to be afraid of being examined by a doctor? Its a scary thing for them. When my child was younger I had to sit him on top of me and hold him while Dr. Blank used whatever instruments he needed to use to exam my son’s ears, nose & throat. It took awhile but my son now sits by himself while Dr. Blank exams him without a problem. Dr. Blanks tells you and your child what he needs to do, but its our job as parents to explain and make our child secure. We are all in this together child, parents, and most importantly the doctor.
The goal is to treat your child’s problem, and Dr. Blank does that. Great doctor but also great person.

Dr. Blank might know what he is doing but he is not great with kids. He is rude and wants you and his assistant to hold your kids down so he can look in their mouth or nose. I don’t think that holding a kid down is the right way. He doesn’t even attempt to talk to my son and explain why this is important. He right away calls his assistant to hold your kid down. My son is going there for treatment; he is terrified of this place and doesn’t want to go back. I made my following appointment with a different doctor. Hopefully I will have a better experience.

My son, daughter and I go see Dr. Andrew L. Blank and he’s phenomenal in my opinion. My son was getting speech therapy for about 2 years and speech therapist recommended to see an ENT because his speech was not getting any better. I told the therapist my son has been seeing an ENT for a year and was diagnosed with enlarged adenoids and has been treating him with Nasonex nasal spray so the therapist recommended to get a second opinion so my pediatrician recommended Dr. Blank and what a God sent. Not only did my son have enlarge adenoids his ears were so full fluid and enlarge tonsils. Long story short Dr. Blank removed my son’s tonsils and adenoids drained all the fluid from his ears and got tubes. Now my son’s speech has done a 360 and my son doesn’t get speech anymore and doesn’t say «what» all the time. Thanks Dr. Blank.

We originally brought my daughter to see Dr. Blank for a second opinion. She had been suffering from chronic recurrent tonsilitis. He did a thorough, complete history and exam. He patiently answered all of my wife’s questions and discussed the different treatment options. My daughter had a flare of her tonsilitis while away at college. Dr. Blank went above and beyond our expectations and worked closely with the doctors up at school to make sure that she was treated appropriately. He is extremely knowledgeable and nice. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend him for anyone needing an ENT doctor.

The doctor is great!
The wait time is ridiculously long. I’m sick, I want this to be out as quick as possible. The wait time is over an hour and half.

Although Dr. Blank might know what he’s doing as far as an ent I felt like he had terrible bedside manner. This man should not be working with children. He never once smiled at my son, barely spoke to us while we were in the room, didn’t respond when my son tried to be social and funny. If you don’t like children and can’t interact with them, then don’t work with them.

Both myself and my son have seen Dr Blank. I had previously seen several ENT’s regarding problems I was having with my ear and got no answers. Dr Blank completed his exam and correctly diagnosed and treated the rare disorder that I have. All an all he’s a great doctor. Wait time can be a bit long but he knows what he’s doing.