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ProHEALTH pediatric ENT

We offer pediatric ENT care in a kid-friendly setting.

At ProHEALTH, we know that children shouldn't be treated like adults. They have their own needs when it comes to ear, nose and throat care.

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Our specialists care for children's ear, nose and throat (ENT) issues. We use medicines and rehab first. We only do surgery if those methods don't solve the issues.

When surgery is needed, children go to our kid-friendly location. All team members there are experts in working with children. This includes the doctors who use drugs to put children to sleep for surgery.

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We have several pediatricians and pediatric specialists recognized as Castle Connolly Top Doctors.

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A word from our expert

ProHEALTH pediatric ENT believes in delivering excellent care in a friendly and compassionate setting.
– Ari J. Goldsmith, MD, FAAP Learn more about this provider

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Pediatric ENT Specialties

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Our pediatric ENTs and allergists work together to find the best care for your child's needs.

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We have full-time, on-site pediatric audiologists. They care for hearing loss and other ear problems. They check your children's hearing and work with ENTs to figure out what's causing hearing loss. Care may include surgery or rehab.

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We have advanced ways to review the voice box and begin the right type of care.

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Middle ear problems include infections that happen over and over again. They also result from ongoing fluid that blocks hearing. We offer the latest, proven ways to care for these issues. We also use the least amount of medicines needed to help your child hear better.

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We use medical therapies and, when needed, surgery to help children with this issue.

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Children who snore might have a sleep-related problem. It could be sleep apnea, where breathing starts and stops. It could also be a sign of another sleeping issue. At our pediatric sleep study centers, we can figure out the cause and provide needed care.

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Some children get an infection that causes their tonsils to become red and swollen. To care for them, we offer medicines first. If those do not solve the problem over time, we may need to remove their tonsils.

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This happens when the strip of skin connecting the tongue and the bottom of the mouth is shorter than usual. It causes nursing problems in newborns and speech and dental issues in older children. We know how to solve this problem quickly and easily.

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