Your voice is one of the main ways you communicate with the world. Whether singing, laughing or talking, you rely on your voice to share information and express emotion. Protecting it is important, so treating your voice disorders or voice problems is our priority, whether it’s hoarseness, wheezing, chronic cough, problems swallowing or a need for speech therapy.. Experts in the Voice Center at Emory Healthcare are dedicated to giving you the compassionate, understanding care you need when facing vocal troubles.
Emory Voice Center
Expertise in Voice, Swallowing and Upper Airway Care
What the Voice Center Offers
Since 2002, we have offered specialized care for a wide array of voice disorders and problems. In recent years, we’ve expanded the treatments we provide to bring you the most advanced care. Today, we can diagnose and treat patients for many things, including:
- Chronic cough
- Dysphagia (problems that affect swallowing)
- Dysphonia (hoarse voice)
- Globus (lump in throat)
- Laryngeal conditions
- Speech therapy
- Upper airway-related breathing difficulties
Our physicians see over 5,000 patients and perform more than 800 procedures each year.
Innovative Voice Disorder and Treatment Research
For decades the Emory Voice Center has been a leader in clinical voice research. Clinician scientists at the voice center have pioneered discoveries in medical, surgical, and behavioral voice, swallowing, and upper airway care. Our research programs are funded by the National Institutes of Health and various foundations and private donors.
Meet Our Voice Center Team
You use your voice every day, impacting many things in your life. To keep it healthy, you need care from specialists who offer the latest diagnostic and treatment innovations. Look no further than our team of fellowship-trained laryngologists and specialized speech-language pathologists for the most up-to-date services.
Emory Voice Center Laryngeal Imaging and FEES Hands-On Workshop
The 2025 Emory Voice Center Laryngeal Imaging/FEES Hands-On Workshop will be held from January 31 to February 1, 2025. The opening of registration will be announced in late fall 2024 in this space, and also on the VoiceServe and SIG 3 and 13 ASHA Communities. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Brian Petty at brian.petty@emoryhealthcare.org.
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