Voice Center

At NYU Langone’s Voice Center, our team of experts is dedicated to providing evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment for a wide range of conditions that affect swallowing and the sound and quality of the voice, including vocal cord nodules, muscle tension dysphonia, laryngitis, vocal cord polyps, spasmodic dysphonia, dysphagia, cricopharyngeal bar, Zenker’s diverticulum, vocal cord paralysis, and vocal cord cancer. We offer a level of expertise not available anywhere else in the region.

Our fellowship-trained laryngologists, together with our experienced speech–language pathologists, work as a team to evaluate and treat conditions that include problems with swallowing, acid reflux, and chronic cough, as well as tremor, aging voice, injuries related to overuse of the voice, and benign vocal cord lesions, including cysts, polyps, and nodules.

Our multidisciplinary clinic provides a comprehensive approach to your health needs.

We’re transforming lives through quality care and rehabilitation in dysphagia.

Researchers work together to find new treatment pathways for patients with complex laryngeal disorders.

Our experts are dedicated to providing individualized care for every voice problem.

We work to empower you on your journey to recovery.

We believe that providing compassionate care makes a difference.

Together, we make a difference in the world of voice and swallowing disorders.

We specialize in caring for the performing voice. Our team works with professional singers and actors across genres, as well as singers in training, amateurs, and other performers. We also treat other professionals who rely on their voice to perform their jobs, such as teachers, lawyers, and religious leaders.

NYU Langone’s Voice Center provides a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to treating dysphagia, which is difficulty swallowing. Our swallowing specialists evaluate many swallowing-related problems on an outpatient basis. An evaluation at the center might include clinical examination, flexible endoscopic evaluation of swallowing, or a videofluoroscopic swallow study, followed by swallowing therapy.

If your condition requires surgical care, our physicians are experts in conventional and novel approaches to surgery, including office-based procedures.

Community Events

The Voice Center hosts community events and classes throughout the year. For more information about our upcoming programs, please call 646-754-8642 or email VoiceCenter@NYULangone.org.