Ohio Head and Neck Surgeons

12/30/2025

In order for our team to spend quality time with family and friends, OHNS will be closing early on December 31 reopen January 2, 2026
Happy New Year!

12/25/2025

12/17/2025

Look what we found under the old wallpaper during our remodel… do you remember the “map wall” from 20 years ago?

12/17/2025

We’re excited to be part of the annual Gift of Hearing campaign, joining hearing care professionals nationwide to donate hundreds of ReSound hearing aids and bring magical moments to those experiencing financial hardship.

12/10/2025

In appreciation of our team’s hard work this year, our office will close Friday, December 12, in the afternoon for our annual holiday celebration.

We will resume normal operations on Monday, December 15. Thank you for your continued support!

12/09/2025

Our beautiful Christmas tree is up!

11/27/2025

May your day be filled with joy and happiness!

10/30/2025

Our team is so talented!

10/24/2025

Meet the Ohio Head and Neck surgeons! We serve the stark, Summit, Tuscarawas , and other surrounding communities! Our surgery center is open to children and adults much sooner than other facilities!



We serve your ent problems!

330-499-2844

Www.ohioheadandneck.com

10/08/2025

Happy Physician Assistants week!

Scarlett and Mackenzi Rock!!!!

10/08/2025

We have the best Physician Assistants!

10/07/2025

Can an ENT Doctor Help Treat Thyroid Conditions?

Yes, otolaryngologists (Ear, Nose, and Throat doctors, or ENTs) treat thyroid conditions, especially those related to the physical structure of the neck and head. They can diagnose and manage issues like thyroid nodules, goiters, and some thyroid cancers through methods such as ultrasound, fine needle aspiration (biopsy), and surgery. While an endocrinologist may handle the overall medical management of thyroid hormone imbalances, an ENT is equipped to evaluate and treat thyroid conditions that cause symptoms like hoarseness, difficulty swallowing, or breathing problems.

How ENTs help with thyroid issues:
Diagnosis: ENTs can order tests like ultrasounds and fine needle aspiration biopsies to assess thyroid nodules and other abnormalities.

Your primary care provider or endocrinologist may refer you to an ENT for evaluation or surgical intervention.