Conditions
Voice & Upper Airway Conditions
Now you have a choice in voice therapy.
With both advanced training and technology, we diagnose and treat many voice/upper airway issues including:
· Hoarseness
· Roughness
· Breathiness
· Abnormal pitch
· Abnormal loudness or volume
· Loss of voice
· Weak voice
· Difficulty projecting voice or Inability to be heard by others
· Vocal tremor
· Vocal fatigue
· Voice that doesn’t match your gender identity
· Increased vocal effort
· Running out of breath during speaking
· Tension in the throat related to speaking
· Chronic cough, throat clearing
· Difficulty breathing due to laryngeal closure following a trigger
· Laryngectomy care and Voice Prosthesis changes
Conditions we treat include:
· Vocal nodules, polyps, cysts
· Laryngeal Dystonia (Spasmodic Dysphonia) and Vocal Tremor
· Muscle tension dysphonia
· Inducible Laryngeal Obstruction (ILO; aka vocal cord dysfunction or paradoxical vocal fold motion)
· Aging voice (Presbyphonia)
· Vocal cord paralysis or paresis
· Chronic refractory cough
· Laryngectomy care and Tracheoesophageal Prosthesis changes
· Reflux-related symptoms
· Trauma to the throat or vocal folds
· Intubation-related symptoms
· Neurologic conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, stroke
Swallowing
Tough-to-swallow issues, easy-to-swallow solutions.
We put our advanced training and the latest technology to work for you to diagnose and treat many swallowing issues including:
· Feeling of food sticking or caught in the throat
· Extra effort to swallow
· Liquids going down the wrong pipe
· Food or liquid remaining in the mouth despite swallowing
· Food and/or liquid entering the nasal cavity
· Coughing during or right after eating
· Difficulty coordinating breathing and swallowing
· Recurring aspiration pneumonia related to swallowing
· Avoidance of certain foods or liquids
· Weight loss or dehydration
· Pain when swallowing
· Drooling
· Laryngectomy care and Voice Prosthesis changes
We treat conditions associated with:
· Movement disorders such as Parkinson’s disease or ALS
· Neurologic disorders such as stroke
· Head or neck issues, such as cancer, chemoradiation, head/neck surgery, trauma, pulmonary disease or intubation
· Infectious diseases such as Covid-19, sepsis, acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)
· Laryngectomy care and Tracheoesophageal Prosthesis changes