Puget Sound Otolaryngology Ear Nose & Throat

At Puget Sound ENT, our patients are our passion. We take care in providing comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of all ear, nose and throat conditions. From otolaryngology, audiology and vestibular rehabilitation, below you will find the services we provide for our patients. We take the time to understand each patient's individual needs, work to efficiently define a diagnosis, discuss treatment options and provide expert medical and surgical treatment.Cochlear implants are U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved, surgically-implanted medical devices that treat moderate to profound sensorineural hearing loss.

We partner with our patients by offering the best care for ear, nose, and throat conditions. For more than 40 years, our Puget Sound area clinics and physicians have successfully supported patients through delicate evaluation and treatments that have resulted in positive outcomes. We are here to help our patients manage through their ear, nose and throat conditions, while offering potentially life-changing solutions. The best patient care is put into practice every day at Puget Sound ENT - we consider it a privilege to serve you.

Both benign (non-cancerous) and malignant (cancerous) tumors in the head and neck area require special handling to preserve the proper functioning of sensory organs, as well as reducing the cosmetic impact of surgery. Treatment of head and neck tumors is complicated, requiring a team of doctors to be involved with expertise in this area.

At Puget Sound ENT, we focus on connecting people of all ages to the hearing world by evaluating, diagnosing and treating hearing loss. We get to know you in order to offer personalized solutions to improve your ability to communicate with friends, family, at work and when you are doing other things you like to do.

Hypoglossal nerve stimulation is an innovative new therapy for the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea. Currently in the United States, the Inspire implant is the only system available for delivering this therapy. The inspire system is fully implanted, generally in an outpatient procedure. When in use, the device delivers minute electrical impulses to selected branches of the hypoglossal nerve to produce stabilization and widening of the airway during sleep.No external devices or masks are required.