Compassionate Ear, Nose, and Throat Care
Serving Patients Throughout Port Huron, St. Clair, and Macomb Counties
From general ear, nose and throat evaluations and treatment to cosmetic procedures and hearing aid services, Port Huron ENT aims to provide the highest clinical and patient care in the St. Clair and Macomb County region.
The main focus of our practice is your complete satisfaction. Every effort is made to ensure that our patients make well-informed choices and achieve the best results possible, all within a comfortable and confidential setting.
Ear, Nose, and Throat Conditions and Treatments
Our providers Dr. Neal Obermyer, Dr. Frank Brettschneider, and Nurse Practitioner Maggie Kuczynski treat a wide variety of ear, nose, and throat conditions. Our Audiologist Michelle L. Borders provides comprehensive hearing testing and hearing aid services.
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Hearing Aids
We offer a comprehensive selection of modern hearing aids, hearing testing, and audiology services in our Port Huron office. Our Audiologist, Dr. Michelle Borders, can help you select the appropriate hearing aid for your needs and budget.
Our modern hearing aid selection includes hearing aid devices that are Bluetooth compatible and rechargeable. You can stream calls to your hearing aid, adjust the volume through your smartphone app, and recharge batteries nightly with a convenient charging base.
I like these doctors because they care, they listen to you and give great care. I recommend them.
Wendell
5 Star Google Review
Our Providers
Dr. Frank Brettschneider, Dr. Neal Obermyer, Nurse Practitioner Maggie Kuczynski, and Audiologist Dr. Michelle Borders specialize in a variety of medical treatment options for your ears, nose, and throat. Our ENT providers have broad and wide-ranging surgical and general ENT experience, with the skills and abilities to deliver a mixture of quality care, and compassion.
Port Huron ENT Blog Articles
Is Loud Snoring Disrupting Your Sleep?
Sleep apnea is a common condition in which your breathing stops and starts many times while you sleep. This can prevent your body from getting enough oxygen and result in a host of symptoms such as daytime sleepiness, fatigue, dry mouth or headaches, trouble concentrating, and even mood changes or irritability.
Hearing Loss Affects People Of All Ages
Do you work in a noisy place, use headphones regularly, or visit places with loud music? There are many ways to make listening safe, and with over a billion young people at risk of avoidable hearing loss due to recreational sounds (Airpods, earbuds, concerts, loud music, bars), hearing loss is a real concern for people of all ages. 1 in 2 young people are at risk of hearing loss due to unsafe listening.
Winter Allergies
With many of us holed up inside during the winter, and even more during COVID, we are exposed to a lot of indoor allergens. If our immune system overreacts to these indoor substances, we can have many of the same symptoms that occur during spring, summer, and fall.
Hearing Loss at Holiday Celebrations
The holiday season is officially upon us, and all the joyous festivities and family gatherings that come with it! But if you are suffering from hearing loss, big family get-togethers can present a unique set of obstacles. It isn’t always obvious to others you’re experiencing, and it can be easy to misinterpret hearing challenges as frustration, anger, or withdrawal.
