About Penn Center for Voice
at Pennsylvania Hospital
Most people take their voice - a vital part of
everyday life - for granted. Voice disorders can
greatly limit your ability to communicate with
colleagues, friends and family. Sometimes a mild
voice or vocal cord disorder can be a sign of
a more significant health problem. The Penn Center
for Voice at Pennsylvania Hospital diagnoses and
treats a wide range of voice disorders that can
affect anyone from the professional vocalist to
the general public.
We provide comprehensive diagnostic and treatment
options including state-of-the-art medical, surgical
and behavioral support to restore normal vocal
functioning. Our staff - composed of a multidisciplinary
team including otolaryngologists, speech language
pathologists, and specially trained nurses - develops
an individualized treatment plan for every patient.
The Penn Center for Voice at Pennsylvania Hospital
provides treatment for a wide range of disorders
including, but not limited to:
- hoarseness and throat pain
- swallowing problems
- laryngopharyngeal reflux
- vocal cord nodules and paralyses
- benign vocal cord growths
- laryngeal cancer
- spasmodic dysphonia
- voice problems related to Parkinson's disease
and other neurologic disorders
- vocal misuse and overuse syndromes
Location
Pennsylvania Hospital
811 Spruce Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
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