Sinus misery, ENT recommendations needed (Colorado Springs, Center: insurance, living in, move to)

[Chanteusee]

Living in the Springs has played havoc with my sinuses, I've tried to handle it with saline, and humidifiers. But its not helping, would appreciate some recommendations for a good ENT in the Colorado Springs and surrounding area.

[reginhild]

Are you new to the Springs? Some sinus issues with the dry air tend to be temporary.

[Leandra]

I've worked the medical circuit in Colorado Springs for over 10 years, and Drs. Smith, Cichon and Yohanan at Colorado Center for Otolaryngology are among the finest reputed. One of my children has seen Dr. Smith there, and we thought he was just fine. Due to insurance changes, we were also recently referred to Colorado Otolaryngology Associates which is located in the new St. Francis Medical Center off Powers. It's a nice office with many of the physician names I've become familiar with over the years such as Drs. Galloway, Ernster and Knox. Dr. Poznanovic will soon be out for a while, so I wouldn't elect her if you're looking for a doc you want to continue to follow.

[mrangelo]

any other recommendation? i move to Colo Springs some days ago and I'm not have Medical Insurance for now and my sinus is turn me crazy !!!

[phetaroi]

I recently started with Dr. Bryan Wilcox out at the Pavilion office building next to St. Francis Hospital. I've only had my first appointment, but he seemed thorough and -- what I like -- middle of the road in terms of treatment. If you don't have insurance, I would explain that you would like his exam first before any other exams/treatments. But, so far I am impressed.

[Terytee]

Doctors McCarty, (husband and wife team), Academy Ear Nose & Throat Clinic, 2105 Academy Circle, Suite 100. 719-591-2444.

Just North of corner of Academy and Constitution, just past the gas station on the East side of the street.

Great staff, great clinic. Ask for Melanie (nurse).