Ear, nose and throat doctors (otolaryngologists) treat sinus problems, hearing loss, tonsils, voice and swallowing problems, and head and neck cancers.
Darker states have more ENT doctors for their population. Select a state to see its cities.
ENT doctors per 100,000 residents
Ear, nose and throat doctors (otolaryngologists) treat sinus problems, hearing loss, tonsils, voice and swallowing problems, and head and neck cancers.
10,027 ENT doctors are enrolled in Medicare according to CMS (data imported October 2026), about 3 for every 100,000 people. California has the most, with 1,777.
Choose your state, then your city, to see every Medicare-enrolled ENT doctor practicing there with their address, phone number and hospital affiliations. If you have insurance other than Original Medicare, check the doctor is in your plan's network before booking.
Related specialties
Counts are distinct clinicians whose primary Medicare specialty is otolaryngology (ear, nose and throat); a clinician practicing in several cities appears in each city. Source: CMS Doctors and Clinicians national file, imported October 2026; population from the U.S. Census Bureau. About the data.