Pediatric ENT Programs & Services

General Pediatric ENT

The pediatric specialists in the Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) department at Children’s Health can help your child receive the area's best ENT care conveniently close to home

Pediatric Audiology

At Children’s Health our trained professionals can help diagnose and treat hearing loss that occurs in all, from the smallest infants through those in their teens. All audiology services are provided by certified and licensed clinical audiologists who specialize in pediatric assessment.

Pediatric Combined Allergy Sinus Clinic

When your child is suffering from a runny nose or has other sinus issues, it may be hard for you to tell if it's an allergy, sinus, or immunological problem.

Pediatric Family-Focused Center (FFC)

Program that works with patients and their families when a child is newly diagnosed as deaf or hard of hearing, or they have specific concerns they need help with.

Pediatric Aerodigestive Center (MPAC)

Children with chronic respiratory diseases that are caused by underlying digestive issues often have complex medical needs. The Multidisciplinary Pediatric Aerodigestive Center (MPAC) is here to help these children. We focus on disorders of the airway or voice, swallowing disorders, sleep apnea and other related problems.

Pediatric Tracheostomy Center

The nationally respected tracheotomy program includes ENT providers and respiratory therapists who are specially trained in pediatric tracheotomy care.

Pediatric UTD Callier Cochlear Implant Program

The UTD Callier Cochlear Implant Program brings together experts from the states renowned centers, providing the best in pediatric cochlear implants.

Pediatric Velopharyngeal Incompetence Program

The Pediatric Velopharyngeal Incompetence (VPI) program at Children’s Health provides a comprehensive evaluation to children with speech problems caused when the velopharynx, located in the back of the mouth, does not work normally.

Pediatric Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing

Children with swallowing and voice disorders have a unique outpatient service at Children’s Health dedicated to treating their conditions.

Pediatric Voice Clinic

The Pediatric Voice Clinic benefits children with underlying medical conditions such as vocal nodules, velopharyngeal insufficiency, cleft palate or laryngeal injury/stenosis, as well as those whose voices may have been damaged through persistent improper voice use.