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Ear, Nose, and Throat
Advanced care for lasting relief
Issues with your ears, nose, or throat (ENT) can interfere with breathing, sleeping, communication, and other essential functions. If something doesn’t feel right, it’s time to seek care from an ENT specialist as soon as possible. Whether you need non-invasive therapies or surgical expertise, our team is ready to help you identify the problem and get a personalized treatment plan in motion.
Why Corewell Health
Corewell Health’s ENT team uses advanced medical options to help patients feel better faster. We stand apart because we provide:
Multidisciplinary expertise
Our ENT surgeons, audiologists, and other specialists handle complex conditions like acoustic neuroma tumors, throat disorders, skull base surgeries, and more.
Advanced treatments
We offer state-of-the-art non-invasive and surgical procedures, such as minimally invasive facial and nasal trauma reconstruction.
Cochlear implant program
Our cochlear implant program provides life-changing solutions and excellent support for adults and children with moderate to profound hearing loss.
Conditions we treat
Ears
Face and scalp
Head and neck
Nose and sinuses
Throat
Services we offer
ENT care for children
Our pediatric ear, nose, and throat team is specially trained to care for children with ENT needs, including ear tubes, hearing issues, and other complex conditions.
Specialized ENT centers
Corewell Health provides advanced, specialized care at multiple dedicated ENT clinics throughout the state. Examples include Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital Sinus & Skull Base Surgery, which focuses on advanced and minimally invasive surgical techniques; and the Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals Audiology and Balance Center, where our experts help people with dizziness and balance problems regain stability and confidence.
Find an ENT specialist
Locate an ENT specialist who fits your needs best. You may need a referral from your primary care doctor.