Dr. Kenneth M. Scott, FACS is board-certified in Sleep Medicine and Otolaryngology. He completed his Residency in Otolaryngology with a specialization in Head and Neck Surgery at the University of Alberta, Edmonton. He was fellowship-trained in Otology, Neurotology and Skull Base Surgery at the California Ear Institute at Stanford.
Dr. Kenneth M. Scott, FACS is board-certified in Sleep Medicine and Otolaryngology. He completed his Residency in Otolaryngology with a specialization in Head and Neck Surgery at the University of Alberta, Edmonton. He was fellowship-trained in Otology, Neurotology and Skull Base Surgery at the California Ear Institute at Stanford.
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If I could give a negative, I would do that. If you have any problems, don’t expect this man to help you. He will bill your insurance, refuse to refer you, and refuse to help you. He will also refuse to read your previous surgical histories and will not, under any set of varied circumstances, listen to what you tell him or answer your questions.
Rated 1 out of 5 stars
(1 week ago)
Oct-2026
I did not care for his bedside manner. Plus didn’t really answer my questions
Rated 2 out of 5 stars
(2 weeks ago)
Oct-2026
Refused to replace t/tube in my ear that fell out, leaving me unable to fly or emigrate t/country: without severe-pain from being unable to relieve air-pressure. Refused to replicate a scan performed by another ENT, which showed I needed surgery to correct an S-shaped deviated septum & severe sleep apnea, where I quit breathing every 3 minutes. Doctor subjectively said my nose-breathing had gotten better, without having any prior or objective evidence to support that claim, nor attempted to acquire evidence A new scan & sleep-study would prove how much breathing & sleeping had gotten better, to establish a causal relationship showing how much said improvement in the septum improved sleep quality, further establishing whether sleep quality is still so poor, that septum surgery would be recommended to improve sleep quality. I'm severely disabled from sleep-apnea & I'd like to improve enough to get back to working again. The visit lasted a few minutes & was completely dismissive. Next !!
Rated 1 out of 5 stars
(2 weeks ago)
Oct-2026
Seems to know what he’s doing, and he’s a great dr, but he lacks the ability to answer questions and discuss things
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
(1 month ago)
Oct-2026
5 STAR SERVICE!!!!
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
(1 month ago)
Sep-2026
Answered all my concerns. Seemed very sincere
Liked him.
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
(3 months ago)
Jul-2026
Very friendly. Goo doctor.
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
(3 months ago)
Jul-2026
Waited 40 minutes and he spent 5 minutes with us. Only quickly glanced in both ears.
Had talked with thr RN right outside the room. Made his dec
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
(4 months ago)
Jun-2026
Professional. Businesslike and kind. Cares about the best outcome of each patient.
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
(4 months ago)
Jun-2026
He was rather rude to my child. Didn't want to listen to any suggestions or answer questions. Not impressed.
Education 1987 – Bachelors degree in Chemistry and Biochemistry from University of British Columbia 1991 – Doctorate of Medicine degree from the University of British Columbia, Vancouver Certifications Board Certified in Sleep Medicine Board Certified in Otolaryngology Post-Graduate Training 1996 – Residency in Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery from University of Alberta, Edmonton 1998 – Fellowship in Otology, Neurotology and Skull Base Surgery from the California Ear Institute at Stanford Practice History 1999 - 2006 – Dakota Clinic, Fargo, ND 2006 - Present – Midwest Ear, Nose & Throat, Sioux Falls, SD
If I could give a negative, I would do that. If you have any problems, don’t expect this man to help you. He will bill your insurance, refuse to refer you, and refuse to help you. He will also refuse to read your previous surgical histories and will not, under any set of varied circumstances, listen to what you tell him or answer your questions.
I did not care for his bedside manner. Plus didn’t really answer my questions
Refused to replace t/tube in my ear that fell out, leaving me unable to fly or emigrate t/country: without severe-pain from being unable to relieve air-pressure. Refused to replicate a scan performed by another ENT, which showed I needed surgery to correct an S-shaped deviated septum & severe sleep apnea, where I quit breathing every 3 minutes. Doctor subjectively said my nose-breathing had gotten better, without having any prior or objective evidence to support that claim, nor attempted to acquire evidence A new scan & sleep-study would prove how much breathing & sleeping had gotten better, to establish a causal relationship showing how much said improvement in the septum improved sleep quality, further establishing whether sleep quality is still so poor, that septum surgery would be recommended to improve sleep quality. I'm severely disabled from sleep-apnea & I'd like to improve enough to get back to working again. The visit lasted a few minutes & was completely dismissive. Next !!
Seems to know what he’s doing, and he’s a great dr, but he lacks the ability to answer questions and discuss things
5 STAR SERVICE!!!!
Answered all my concerns. Seemed very sincere Liked him.
Very friendly. Goo doctor.
Waited 40 minutes and he spent 5 minutes with us. Only quickly glanced in both ears. Had talked with thr RN right outside the room. Made his dec
Professional. Businesslike and kind. Cares about the best outcome of each patient.
He was rather rude to my child. Didn't want to listen to any suggestions or answer questions. Not impressed.