The Voice Center at Ohio ENT caters to a broad range of patients ranging from professional voice users to retired adults, students and children. People who rely on their voice for a living, such as teachers, lawyers, singers, coaches, clergy and many other workers, cannot afford to have their voice fail when they need it most.
Otolaryngologists and speech-language pathologists at the Voice Center will diagnose a voice problem and determine an appropriate treatment plan to store the patient's vocal health as soon as possible.
Some of the many conditions the center treats are laryngitis, hoarseness, chronic coughing, vocal cord paralysis and dysphasia. Click HERE for a link to a more in depth list of the conditons treated at the center.
What is a speech language pathologist?
Speech-language pathologists are individuals who are trained to evaluate and diagnose speech, language, cognitive-communication and swallowing disorders. They treat individuals of all ages, from infants to the elderly. They can be found practicing at physician offices, clinics and hospitals. They also can be found teaching at universities and colleges, practicing in school districts and working in the research field. There are over 135,000 American Speech-Language Hearing Association certified individuals practing in the United States.
