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Voice and Larynx Care

Voice disorders can be inconvenient, scary or even career-ending. That’s why professionals who count on their voices turn to the specialists at Henry Ford. If you depend on your voice, whether to teach hundreds, entertain thousands, or just wrangle your kids, vocal disorders need state-of-the-art, personal care.

Vocal professionals count on Henry Ford

The Henry Ford Center for the Performing Artist is one-of-a-kind in Michigan and one of the longest running programs in the United States, working with both professional and amateur performers.

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The science of laryngology

At Henry Ford, our Laryngology division deals specifically with the throat (pharynx), the voicebox (larynx) and the trachea, which connects the voicebox to the lungs. Our team is well-known for treating a variety of disorders including:

Our Division of Speech-Language Sciences and Disorders can offer you state-of-the-art testing and treatment for communication or swallowing problems, and our Voice Production Laboratory is equipped to evaluate your singing or speaking voice.

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