Find the care you need for ear, nose and throat disorders.
Our specialists provide the most advanced care to help get you back to optimal health, knowing that some conditions can create difficulties with hearing, balance, breathing, swallowing or digestion.
We have the experience and expertise to provide care for all ages, from newborns to seniors. Specialized care for a full range of ear, nose and throat disorders includes head and neck cancer; facial and ear skin cancers; dizziness and vertigo; ear infections; hearing loss and tinnitus; nasal and sinus disease; snoring and sleep apnea; sore throat; voice disorders or hoarseness; swallowing, breath, taste and smell disorders; or facial, mouth, nasal and neck lesions or growths. Our audiologists are experts in the evaluation and rehabilitation of hearing impairments.
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Take a hearing test to evaluate for hearing loss in one or both ears.
Providers
Our family-friendly practice combines a wealth of experience with state-of-the-art techniques. Make an appointment with an Onvida Health provider today.
Robert A. Miller, M.D.
Otolaryngology
Carol Runyan, Au.D
Audiology
Lawrence Teruel, M.D.
Otolaryngology
Location
Yuma Regional Medical Center Ear, Nose and Throat
2680 S. Avenue BYuma, AZ 85364
Conditions and Services
Our specialists are trained to diagnose and treat a full range of ear, nose and throat conditions.
- Dizziness and Vertigo
- Ear Infections
- Facial, Mouth, Nasal, and Neck Lesions or Growths
- Head and Neck Cancer
- Hearing Loss and Tinnitus
- Nasal and Sinus Disease
- Skin Cancer
- Snoring and Sleep Apnea
- Sore Throat, Voice Disorders or Hoarseness
- Swallowing, Breathing, Taste and Smell Disorders
A full range of treatments and services are available – to care for ear, nose, and throat – including, but not limited to:
The evaluation, diagnosis, treatment and management of hearing loss and balance disorders.
A minimally invasive treatment for chronic or recurrent sinusitis.
A personalized approach to resolving chronic sinus issues lasting more than 12 weeks.
Procedures that aim to open the pathways of the sinuses and clear blockages.
A surgical procedure to restore airflow and make breathing easier, based on the anatomical cause of your sleep apnea.
A surgical procedure to open the clogged nasal passage and improve breathing by reducing the size of one or more small curved bones in the nose known as turbinates.
The removal of excess ear wax using suction, a flush of warm water and saline or diluted hydrogen peroxide or a small, curved tool called a curette.
Hearing Aids
Hearing is an essential component of one’s ability to understand and appreciate the world around us. Our goal is to protect your hearing and help you hear as clearly as possible. Clinical audiologists provide hearing assessments, hearing aid sales and services, custom-fit earpieces, special assistive listening devices and management of tinnitus (ringing in the ears).
We offer several types of hearing aids, based on your lifestyle and personal goals.
- Behind-the-ear (BTE) aids
- Receiver in-canal aids
- In-the-ear (ITE) aids
- Invisible-in-canal (ILC), In-the-canal (ITC) and Completely-in-the-canal (CIC) aids
Hearing Aid FAQs
There are options to help you with the purchase of hearing aids. Please let us know your budget and concerns at your initial consultation.
Most insurance plans cover the cost of diagnostic hearing evaluations, minus your deductible or co-pays. Some provide coverage for all or part of the cost of hearing aids. Because individual plan coverage varies, please consult your plan for specifics. We verify all hearing aid benefits and routinely provide estimates.
Your hearing aids should provide good service for four to six years, in most cases. With technology advances and possible continued hearing loss, you may benefit from replacing them with newer technology beyond that timeframe. In addition, because hearing aids are exposed to the heat and humidity of the human body, they require regular service and repairs. The manufacturer normally provides at least one year of comprehensive loss, damage and repair coverage. For hearing aids with more complex technology, the warranty can be longer, often up to three years. Extended warranties are available to purchase beyond the standard warranties.
