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Jerome Hester, MD

Otolaryngologist

Where is this business?

1300 University Dr Unit 4, Menlo Park, CA 94025

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When is it open?

From Google, checked May 2026.

Weekly hours

  • Mon 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
  • Tue 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
  • Wed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
  • Thu 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
  • Fri 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
  • Sat Closed
  • Sun Closed

What kind of business is it?

Otolaryngologist

Nationally renowned expert on sinus and sleep disorders

What does its Google listing say about the business?

Jerome Hester, MD is a renowned otolaryngologist in Menlo Park, California, specializing in the comprehensive treatment of sleep apnea, sinus disease, and other head and neck disorders. Trained at Stanford University and mentored by world leaders in sleep apnea, Dr. Hester brings expertise and personalized care to both pediatric and adult patients. His thorough assessments and innovative treatment options ensure optimal results for every individual. Dr. Hester offers minimally invasive sinusitis solutions. With numerous publications and international lectures under his belt, Dr. Hester is committed to helping you and your family achieve optimal ear, nose, and throat health. Schedule your consultation today!

From the business's Google listing, checked Aug 2026.

What does the listing mention?

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair accessible parking
  • Wheelchair accessible restroom
  • Restroom
  • Transgender safespace
  • Lgbtq welcome
  • Takes credit card
  • Takes debit card
  • Takes mobile nfc
  • Appointments required

From the business's Google listing, checked Aug 2026.

Google Reviews

4.8 (42) Google Reviews

Ratings as of August 2026. See this business on Google

First thing: I believe this office is always out of network, since they're not in any insurance networks. But - Dr Hester was patient, knowledgeable, upfront, and able to accommodate me quickly in order to set my broken nose. 1) He listened to me explain everything, including what happened, sensations, my non-medical opinions, etc. He I believe instantly knew my nose was broken (since he is an ENT doctor, to be expected), but let me talk without interrupting me 2) Urgent care suggested that I get x-rays, but my radiologist friend said x-rays aren't good for diagnosing nose breaks.

5 out of 5 Justin B. Quote shortened.

Dr. Hester used a less modern method of turbinate reduction on me in 2020 (microdermabrasion) and caused me Empty Nose Syndrome. Now I am stuck with a lifelong debilitating disease. This is unacceptable for an ENT and should be career ending.

1 out of 5 Tyler M.

Absolutely elated! I am picky about who I consider excellent Doctors and the minute I met Dr. Hester I knew he was different (in a great way). He knows his stuff given how easily he explained so much of what was happening to me with regard to my ENT issues. Not only did he explain it but was realistic - some issues were fixable, a couple were not particular good candidates for easy fixes. All good to know (at least for my personality). I like to ask questions because that's how I fully understand what's wrong and how to fix any issue based on how I feel and what I know about it. Dr.

5 out of 5 Michele G. Quote shortened.

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