Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery

Request an Appointment at Weill Cornell ENT At Weill Cornell Medical College our faculty members provide the full spectrum of modern Otolaryngologic care, from newborns to adults. Our offices are conveniently located in Manhattan on the Upper East Side, Upper West Side, and Lower Manhattan, and in Chappaqua, New York. https://weillcornell.az1.qualtrics.com//form/SV_b75F0gksSb

New Study: Percutaneous and Open Tracheostomy in Patients with COVID-19: Comparison and Outcomes of an Institutional Series in New York City A select number of doctors were involved in this study including Andrew Tassler, M.D. from Weill Cornell Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery. To read indepth about the study and outcome please click on the below link:... https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32889885/ See more

Virtual Open House Announcement https://ent.weill.cornell.edu//virtual_open_house_announce

We are very proud to announce that our Department and our Hospital were both recognized with their highest rankings ever, in the 2020-21 US News and World Report Rankings. The Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery Department at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital was ranked #11 in the country, and the Hospital was ranked #4 in the country. We are proud of the depth, breadth, and quality of our faculty and our programs, and we are honored to be recognized among the national leaders. Of course we share this recognition with our colleagues in the Columbia Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery Department, as they are also part of the Hospital’s ranking. https://www.usnews.com//us-news-releases-2020-21-best-hosp

Thank you to our frontline superhEARos! We have some of the finest hEAR Weill Cornell Medicine

Weill Cornell Medicine Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery is proud to share that our very own Anais Rameau, M.D. has been selected to the 2020 Young Leaders Program of the French American Foundation. According to the New York-based foundation, the program, started in 1981, brings together leaders from the United States and France to exchange ideas and forge bonds to better address global challenges,. https://thehill.com//506048-french-american-foundation-cel

The department of WCM Otolaryngology would like to thank The Team at 3D Brooklyn for the 3D face shields they sent us. These shields will help protect our physicians when they are engaged in aerosolizing procedures and are an important safety feature in the care of our patients. These donations came via: https://covidsupplies.nyc/

Thank you to our frontline superhEARos! We have some of the finest hEAR Weill Cornell Medicine

William R. Reisacher, M.D. is answering all of your COVID-19 vs Allergies: Frequently Asked Questions! https://weillcornell.org//covid-19-and-allergies-frequentl

Video Visits: Many of our ENT services can be done with your physician via a video or zoom visit. To find out more, please call us directly at 646-962-3681

This morning Christine Estes, Speech Language Pathologist at the Sean Parker Institute for the Voice Weill Cornell Medicine, spoke on the webinar: "Vocal Health, Voice Injury, and the Voice Care Team". A recording of the webinar is available for 24hours. To access it for free join the group below: https://www.facebook.com/groups/nomarkingclasses/

Everyone here at WCM Otolaryngology hope that you and your family are in good health and coping well during this difficult time. We are all making major adjustments to our routines and feeling a sense of stress and anxiety with the ever-changing news about COVID-19. We are happy to send you some GOOD news! Our team at the Sean Parker Institute for the Voice Weill Cornell Medicine has received training and gotten technically up-to-speed in order to offer teletherapy visits! Y...ou can do voice therapy with them from home! You can even wear pajamas if you want! If you are interested, please call: (646) 962- SING Please understand that we are getting used to this new system and are currently booking 1-2 weeks at a time. We are here for you.

At WCM Otolaryngology we understand that our patients are practicing #SocialDistancing that is why we have implemented, "Video Visits". At WCM Otolaryngology we are here to ensure our patients can be treated for seasonal allergies and other ENT concerns the best way possible. To schedule a Video Visit with one of our providers please call the below number: (646) 962-3681

We encourage our Patients to visit Weill Cornell Medicine Patient Care blog for information and updates on COVID-19 www.weillcornell.org/coronavirus

"With the recent nice weather, and diminishing options for indoor recreation, many of us have been taking long walks outside to get some exercise and fresh air. You may have noticed that the trees are already budding, and for those of you who suffer from spring pollen allergies, you may be concerned with symptoms that you are experiencing. It’s important to keep in mind the differences, and similarities, between allergy symptoms and those of COVID-19. Both can cause fatigue and cough, but if you are experiencing sneezing, runny nose and itchiness in the eyes and nose, that comes from allergies. Body aches and fever, however, are not due to allergies. Please stay safe, informed and healthy this season, but take time to relax and do things you enjoy!" -William R. Reisacher, M.D.