Kenneth H Farrell, MD

Dr. Farrell’s office was extremely professional as was the Dr. himself.
I had a cerumen impaction in my left ear (ear wax blockage). Dr. Farrell removed it 1,2,3 — easy as pie and I was on my way! I recommend him and his staff to all.

Gosh, Dr. Farrell was such a sweet man, so much so that I couldn’t help but get a wee bit teary-​eyed when he was speaking to me, which is something that has never happened to me just by being in someone’s presence. Dr. Farrell’s walls were adorned with all kinds of achievements & credentials (he completed his five year residency at the Mayo Clinic & was Chief of Staff at Broward). He was very punctual, which I don’t think I’ve ever encountered at a doctor’s office & his staff was very warm & friendly. Dr. Farrell has been practicing since the 70’s I believe so he has been around quite a while & he has a wealth of knowledge & will hopefully continue practicing for years to come. Great doctor, great staff!

Highly recommended. I was referred to Dr. Farrell by one of my friends after visiting two other ENT’s in the area. Dr. Farrell was the only one who took the time to properly diagnose and treat my chronic sinus issues that I had been having for months. Highly knowledgable and great at making the patient feel at ease.

Dr. Farrell is great! He’s super funny and has a wonderful bedside manner. I highly recommend him to anyone with tonsil issues. I had a tonsillectomy done with Dr. Farrell at Imperial Point Hospital 13 days ago. I kept getting strep throat, so Dr. Farrell recommended the removal of my tonsils.
Dr. Farrell was so nice, caring and knowledgeable. I was very impressed by his credentials (I believe he was Chief of Surgery at Broward Health, he did his residency at the Mayo Clinic, and so much more!). For my tonsillectomy he used sutures, which was a method I hadn’t seen in the hundreds of message board posts I had read before the surgery. I experienced very little pain during recovery which was the opposite of what I read on the message boards, so I’m gonna chalk that up to Dr. Farrell stitching up the wounds instead of leaving them open. According to most literature I read before the surgery tonsillectomies for adults are excruciatingly painful, this was not the case for me (I’m 26).
Dr. Farrell also has you stay overnight at the hospital for observation which most doctors don’t require. He does this for the safety and well being of the patient. At first I was pissed that I would have to spend the night at the hospital, but it ended up being a blessing! The nurses were very helpful and were always there whenever I needed more pain meds.
Dr. Farrell saw me for surgery follow up 6 days after, and he told me everything looked great. I’m very grateful that Dr. Farrell was recommended to me by my regular doctor :).

This is really difficult because I liked Dr. Farrell. The problem is that I went in there presenting a swollen lymph node that wouldnt disappear for 4 weeks even after antibiotics. So I went the first time and then made an appointment for a biopsy. He confirmed that it was stage IV cancer, when he went on he told me the diagnosis from the lab said it was squamous cell carcinoma with basiloid feature. When I asked him what basiloid features were he said he didnt know. I was very surprised since he has been around so long. I was further surprised when he didnt offer to find out what it was. I then wrote an email to him and it was never answered. I am highly disappointed

A true gentleman. Respectful, patient, professional. And best of all: he cured me!

Well perhaps I would be more positive if I did indeed got to see the doctor when I brought my father to his office 5 years ago today. We had an appointment, however due to some problem with insurance and referrals, which was indeed taken care of before our visit, my father was told he could not be seen. We waited 2 hours plus while the confusion was trying to be worked out but we were still denied access to see the doctor even when my sister and I said we would pay cash to have our father be seen. It has been 5 years exactly today since we attempted to have Dad see the doctor. He was congested but we had no inclination he was as sick as he was. We took Dad home disenhearteded and he died 12 hours later. Seems the office staff was more concerned that they could loose their contract with an insurer if they saw him without the authorization that thought they didn’t have. Instead my father lost his life.

With regards to Dr. Farrell, I fully agree with the Johnathan R.‘s review, though I saw Dr. Farrell at his Imperial Point location at 1065 N. Federal Highway (102 – 104). I’ve never been to Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) or as Dr. would more properly designated, an Otolaryngologist, previously. But, then enduring the first ear infection of my life and upon the insistence of my primary treating physician, I begrudgingly made an appointment which I kept. He took one look at me, simply said you’re in good shape… didn’t even use that usual downer of a qualifier: «For Your Age,» just said I’d be fine with treatment within a couple of days or fine without any treatment within a couple of days; hence the best option would be to do nothing. Low and behold within a couple of days I was indeed fine; fully recovered.
What I liked was his simple, concise diagnosis and prognosis, not over complicating things, not using any big words and dealing with me, not on his level of medical knowledge, but on my level which insured that I understood.

Dr Farrell is simply the best ENT around. Yeah, he’s an old school navy doctor, bit he went above and beyond with my treatment and showed he obviously cared, which with doctors this day and age, should tell you a lot alone. Highly recommend Dr Farrell A+++++