Advanced head and neck surgery in Palo Alto, California

The Otolaryngology (ENT) department at the Fremont Center of Palo Alto Medical Foundation offers comprehensive ear, nose, and throat care to patients in Fremont, California. Our team of experienced ENT specialists provides a wide range of services, including hearing tests, sinus surgery, and voice disorders treatment. Located at 3200 Kearney Street, our state-of-the-art facility is equipped with the latest technology to ensure the highest quality of care for our patients. Visit us today for expert ENT care in a welcoming and compassionate environment.

The Head and Neck Cancer Program at 900 Blake Wilbur Drive in Palo Alto, California, is a leading institution dedicated to providing comprehensive care for all types of head and neck cancers. Our team of experienced doctors and specialists offer real hope and compassionate care to patients with early-stage or advanced cancer. At Stanford Health Care, we understand that symptoms of head and neck cancers can often be mistaken for common conditions like a cold or sore throat. Our cancer doctors have the expertise to detect subtle signs and encourage patients to seek evaluation if symptoms persist for more than two weeks. Early detection is key to successful treatment, and many head and neck cancers are curable when found early.

Alan Cheng, MD, FACS at Stanford Medicine Children's Health is a renowned institution located at 2452 Watson Court in Palo Alto, California, United States. Dr. Cheng serves as the Division Chief of Otolaryngology and holds the prestigious Edward C. and Amy H. Sewall Professorship in the School of Medicine. With a focus on Ear, Nose, and Throat (Head and Neck Surgery), Dr. Cheng is dedicated to providing individualized care plans for each patient. Believing in a holistic approach to healthcare, Dr. Cheng involves families in the treatment process by offering both surgical and non-surgical options. As a parent himself, he understands the importance of family involvement in caring for children, ensuring that caregivers and parents are integral in formulating treatment plans. This team approach not only enhances the understanding of the child's health but also leads to the most effective treatment and best outcomes.