Westchester Laryngology: Voice and Swallowing Disorder Specialty Services
Medical Director of the Institute for Voice
and Swallowing Disorders
Director of Laryngology
ENT Faculty Practice
Westchester Medical Center
Associate Professor
New York Medical College
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Board Certified in Otolaryngology, Head and
Neck Surgery
Fellow of the American College of Surgery
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The Institute for Voice and
Swallowing Disorders
Phelps Memorial Hospital Center, Sleepy Hollow, NY
Professional and non-professional voice users alike develop
problems with their voices at some point in their career and lives.
Our unique center, first of its kind in the Westchester, NY area, is
comprised of the top voice therapists with professional singing and
voice background together with Dr. Craig Zalvan, our area's first and
only full time laryngologist specializing in disorders of the voice. This
approach allows for the complete care of the voice user.
Our advanced diagnostic techniques and tools, together with more
than a decade of experience with over a thousand professional voice
users, allow us to help restore, improve, and fine tune the wonderful
instrument, the human voice. Singers from all genres of music
including rock, opera, musical theater, folk, and rap have been cared
for by our team of voice professionals.
We provide the full range of medical and surgical interventions for
disorders affecting the larynx, or voice box. In addition, our vocal
rehabilitation techniques together with close medical supervision in
our pleasant setting overlooking the Hudson river, have truly
improved the lives of thousands.
Difficulty swallowing can be debilitating, frustrating, embarrasing,
and dangerous. Chronic coughing, choking on food, throat
clearing, food getting stuck, and discomfort while swallowing are
all common signs of a swallow problem.
Our team of experts, together with the latest in diagnostic
technology, will help diagnose your problem, find a treatment
regimen, and get you back on track to healthy and safe eating.
Voice Problems:
Swallowing Problems:
Craig H. Zalvan, MD, FACS
