Dr. John Todd Sinacori, MD

30 to 50 min or more late, told if rehab didn't work come back. I did, and after office didn't do what they said, finally got a message to go back to rehab. Um ... it didn't work, so he didn't listen.

I have been meaning to post a review for years! I saw Dr. Sinacori from 2011-2013 and he was nothing short of amazing! I was born with or devloped in infancy due to intubation atrophied vocal cords with a severely small and raspy voice. He performed about 5 procedures on my vocal cords ranging from botox injections to buccal grafting. He achieved more volume, projection, and clarity in my voice than I could ever have dreamed of! He was always so kind and caring and made me feel at ease. I would highly recommend him to anyone with vocal cord dysfunction! I can't believe I didn't find him sooner and suffered with my voice before him well into my 20s!

Dr Sinacori was excellent with my Daughter from the time was 21months to 4 yrs old. He has performed 3 surgeries on her for tubes(2x) adenoids and tonsillectomy. Each time I was a nervous wreck and always reassured me that everything would go well. He has always spent time listening and answering questions and was always good at making my daughter feel comfortable before he examined her. The office staff was always very nice and could get me an appointment or squeeze her in if it was urgent. I would highly recommend him to any of my friends if they needed an ENT for their children. He is a very nice DR and excellent bedside manner. We have moved recently out of state and hope to find a Dr we like as much as Sinacori .

No specific diagnosis. Routinely state voice problems are not an exact science and asked how I would like to proceed which would be fine if I were a doctor. Feel like I am examining myself and providing my own plan. So far not much has worked. But he is a nice Dr.

I have only seen this doctor one time. As i can see i am at ease with him doing my surgery. (vocal cord Paralysis) ill happily post again after surgery ........