Submitted June 16, 2012

I had lost 95% hearing in my right ear 65% in my left. I saw Dr. M he did surgery that was 10 yrs ago. I trusted my life to him. Was and still very grateful to him. As I had been to 14 other doctors that suggested hearing aides would be my only solutions. Dr M found the problem and solved it.

Submitted May 23, 2012

I can't say enough good about Dr. Marlowe. He worked me in to his busy schedule on a Friday and tried very hard to alleviate the shooting pains in my head. The next day I was fine. He knows what to do and does it.

Submitted Oct. 24, 2011

One of the best. I had stage 4 tonsil cancer, he handled me, my wife and still does. He has ALWAYS been there for me. He is outstanding at what he does. I have trusted him with my life and would do it again without hesitation.

Submitted Feb. 21, 2011

I have no experience like the woman above mentions and I have seen this doctor 15 times in the last 6 years. He has always showed, squeezed me in when I needed him, and he is above all an excellent and caring doctor. He is not consumed by the business, but rather by taking take of people. I have a difficult case and I have been to the best in this country. His diagnosis was the best. -DP

Submitted Jan. 9, 2009

After two cancelled appointments I was hesitate but, needed a ear Doctor so I went to the third appointment. Dr. Marlowe was a NO Show. I drove a hour to get to his office and his rude receptionist told me he was running a hour late and still in surgery. You could tell she was not telling the truth. They did not call me or anything. His office was hot with little air and kids running around like a day care center. Look liked kids of the employees. I did feel sorry for a 80 year old man that was passed out cold and drooling in a chair. Don't waste your time with this Doctor. I also talked to other patients outside with similar stories and said he was BS. He needs to be reported.

Submitted July 9, 2008

Dr Marlowe was helpful, open minded, warm, and knowledgable. Highly recommend

Submitted Nov. 1, 2007