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ENT & Allergy Associates - Haddonfield
130 N Haddon Ave Haddonfield, NJ 08033 Get Directions
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ENT & Audiology Specialists in Haddonfield, NJ

ENT & Allergy Associates in Haddonfield provides comprehensive ear, nose, throat, sinus, hearing, and related head and neck care for children and adults. Our local team includes three physicians who provide adult and pediatric ENT care, along with an audiologist trained to evaluate hearing concerns across different age groups.

Patients visit our Haddonfield ENT specialists for recurring ear infections, chronic sinusitis, nasal obstruction, hearing loss, tinnitus, sleep apnea, tonsil and adenoid concerns, voice changes, and other conditions that can affect breathing, hearing, sleeping, and communication.

Located on North Haddon Avenue, our office serves patients from Haddonfield and surrounding Camden County communities, including Cherry Hill, Haddon Township, Collingswood, Barrington, Audubon, and Voorhees. Same- and next-day appointments may be available based on provider schedules. New patients are welcome.

Haddonfield Office Quick Facts

Address:
130 N Haddon Avenue
Haddonfield, NJ 08033

Phone:
(856) 576-5740

Fax:
(856) 538-2178

Patients Seen:
Children and adults

Specialties and Services:

Languages Spoken by Providers:
English

Appointments:
New patients are welcome. Same- and next-day appointments may be available based on provider schedules.

Insurance:
The Haddonfield providers participate with many major insurance plans. Coverage can vary by provider and policy, so patients should verify participation with their insurer and the office before receiving care.

Why Patients Choose Our Haddonfield Office

Patients choose ENT & Allergy Associates in Haddonfield for access to adult ENTpediatric ENT, and audiology care in one convenient office. Many ear, nose, and throat concerns can affect more than one area of health. Persistent congestion may interfere with sleep, middle-ear fluid may affect hearing, and chronic throat irritation may contribute to voice changes.

Our Haddonfield team includes physicians who evaluate the full range of general adult and pediatric ENT conditions. Their interests include sinus and nasal disorders, sleep apnea, tonsil problems, salivary gland disorders, ear surgery, throat surgery, voice concerns, and comprehensive pediatric care. The office also includes a licensed audiologist and hearing aid dispenser with clinical experience in adult and pediatric settings.

Additional reasons patients select the Haddonfield office include:

  • Care for both adults and children
  • Three experienced ENT physicians
  • On-site audiology expertise
  • Medical and surgical treatment options
  • Personalized care based on each patient’s symptoms
  • Same- and next-day appointment options
  • Online scheduling
  • Access to diagnostic testing
  • A convenient Camden County location
  • Support from the broader ENT & Allergy Associates network

Each patient receives an evaluation based on their symptoms, medical history, examination findings, and treatment goals. Recommendations may include monitoring, medication, hearing technology, further testing, an office-based procedure, or surgical consultation.

Meet the Providers at Our Haddonfield Office

The Haddonfield provider team includes Kartik Dandu, MD, Ashmit Gupta, MD, MPH, Samir V. Shah, MD, FACS, and Erin Lustik, Au.D. The three physicians provide adult and pediatric ENT care, while Dr. Lustik provides audiology services.

Kartik Dandu, MD

Dr. Kartik Dandu provides comprehensive adult and pediatric ear, nose, and throat care. He attended Jefferson Medical College through an accelerated six-year BS/MD program, graduated with honors, and was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. He completed his internship, otolaryngology residency, and chief residency at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School.

His clinical interests include:

  • Allergy-related nasal symptoms
  • Sinus disorders
  • Sleep apnea
  • Tonsil conditions
  • Salivary gland disorders
  • General adult ENT care
  • Pediatric ENT care

Dr. Dandu is a member of the American Academy of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery. His physician profile emphasizes a calm approach, careful listening, and treatment that reflects each patient’s individual concerns. He speaks English and is accepting new patients.

Learn more about Kartik Dandu, MD

Ashmit Gupta, MD, MPH

Dr. Ashmit Gupta provides medical and surgical ENT care for adults and children. He earned undergraduate degrees in economics and biology from the University of Pennsylvania. He then completed a combined medical degree and Master of Public Health program at George Washington University, where he also completed his general surgery internship and otolaryngology residency.

Dr. Gupta’s areas of care include:

  • Adult and pediatric ENT conditions
  • Ear surgery
  • Sinus surgery
  • Throat surgery
  • Nasal and sinus disorders
  • Voice concerns
  • Throat disorders
  • Comprehensive pediatric care

Dr. Gupta has a particular interest in the medical and surgical treatment of nose and sinus problems, along with voice and throat conditions. He sees patients at the Haddonfield office on the second and fourth Saturday mornings of each month. He speaks English and is accepting new patients.

Learn more about Ashmit Gupta, MD, MPH

Samir V. Shah, MD, FACS

Dr. Samir Shah is board certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. He earned bachelor’s degrees in electrical engineering and economics from Cornell University before completing medical school, a general surgery internship, and an otolaryngology residency at SUNY Downstate.

Dr. Shah provides care across the full range of adult and pediatric ENT, including:

  • Ear conditions
  • Nasal and sinus disorders
  • Throat concerns
  • Head and neck conditions
  • Pediatric ENT problems
  • Medical and surgical ENT care

He is also involved in quality and safety initiatives through Virtua Health Network and serves on several hospital committees. His physician profile notes that patients value the time and attention he gives to their concerns. Dr. Shah speaks English and is accepting new patients.

Learn more about Samir V. Shah, MD, FACS

Erin Lustik, Au.D.

Dr. Erin Lustik is a licensed audiologist and hearing aid dispenser in New Jersey. She earned a bachelor’s degree in communication sciences and disorders and a Doctor of Audiology degree from the University of Florida.

Her clinical training included:

  • ENT settings
  • Hospital-based audiology
  • Private-practice audiology
  • Educational settings
  • Adult hearing care
  • Pediatric hearing care

Dr. Lustik is a Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology. She evaluates adults and children with hearing concerns and supports patients who may need hearing-related treatment or hearing technology. She speaks English and is accepting new patients.

Learn more about Erin Lustik, Au.D.

Conditions We Commonly Treat

Our Haddonfield ENT and audiology providers evaluate conditions that affect breathing, hearing, sleep, speech, swallowing, balance, and overall comfort. Treatment recommendations depend on the cause, severity, and duration of the symptoms.

Chronic Sinusitis and Recurrent Sinus Infections

Sinus conditions may cause:

An ENT evaluation can help determine if symptoms may be connected to inflammation, infection, nasal polyps, a deviated septum, or another problem affecting sinus drainage.

Treatment may include:

  • Medication
  • Nasal therapies
  • Management of contributing triggers
  • Nasal endoscopy
  • Surgical consultation when appropriate

Dr. Dandu and Dr. Gupta both list sinus and nasal care among their clinical interests.

Nasal Obstruction and Deviated Septum

Difficulty breathing through the nose may be caused by:

  • A deviated septum
  • Enlarged turbinates
  • Nasal polyps
  • Inflammation
  • Chronic sinus disease
  • Another structural obstruction

Some patients experience congestion on one side, while others have difficulty breathing through both nasal passages. An ENT specialist can examine the nose and recommend treatment based on the cause.

Possible treatment options include:

  • Medication
  • Nasal sprays
  • Symptom-management strategies
  • Septoplasty
  • Turbinate treatment
  • Another procedure when clinically appropriate

Ear Infections

Ear infections can affect patients of all ages, although they are especially common in children.

Symptoms may include:

  • Ear pain
  • Pressure or fullness
  • Drainage
  • Fever
  • Temporary hearing changes
  • Irritability
  • Trouble sleeping

Recurring infections, persistent middle-ear fluid, or ongoing hearing changes may require evaluation by a pediatric ENT specialist or adult ENT physician.

Treatment depends on:

  • The patient’s age
  • Infection frequency
  • Examination findings
  • Hearing changes
  • The presence of middle-ear fluid
  • Prior treatments

Some children may benefit from ear tube placement when clinically appropriate.

Hearing Loss

Hearing loss may develop gradually or appear suddenly.

Possible signs include:

  • Difficulty following conversations
  • Trouble hearing in noisy environments
  • Frequently asking others to repeat themselves
  • Turning up the television volume
  • Missing higher-pitched sounds
  • Speech or learning concerns in children

A hearing evaluation can help measure:

  • Hearing levels in each ear
  • Speech understanding
  • Responses to different sound frequencies
  • Middle-ear function
  • The type and degree of hearing loss

Results may guide medical treatment, monitoring, hearing aid recommendations, or additional testing. Sudden hearing loss should be evaluated promptly.

Tinnitus

Tinnitus may sound like:

  • Ringing
  • Buzzing
  • Humming
  • Clicking
  • Whistling
  • Pulsing

It can affect one or both ears and may be intermittent or persistent. Possible contributing factors include hearing loss, earwax buildup, noise exposure, medication effects, and other ear conditions.

An evaluation may include:

  • An ear examination
  • A hearing test
  • Review of medication use
  • Discussion of noise exposure
  • Assessment of related symptoms

Treatment focuses on any identifiable cause and strategies that reduce the effect of tinnitus on sleep, concentration, and daily activities.

Dizziness and Balance Disorders

Dizziness can involve several different sensations, including:

  • Spinning or vertigo
  • Lightheadedness
  • Unsteadiness
  • Motion sensitivity
  • Nausea
  • A feeling that the surroundings are moving

An evaluation may consider:

  • When symptoms began
  • How long each episode lasts
  • Possible triggers
  • Associated hearing changes
  • Recent illness or injury
  • Current medications

Hearing and balance testing may help determine if an inner-ear or vestibular condition is contributing to the symptoms.

Sleep Apnea and Snoring

Sleep-related breathing problems may cause:

  • Loud snoring
  • Gasping during sleep
  • Pauses in breathing
  • Mouth breathing
  • Morning headaches
  • Daytime fatigue
  • Difficulty concentrating

An ENT physician can examine the nose, throat, tonsils, and airway for factors that may interfere with airflow during sleep.

Based on the findings, treatment may include:

  • Further sleep evaluation
  • Medical management
  • Treatment for nasal obstruction
  • Positive airway pressure therapy
  • Lifestyle recommendations
  • A procedure when appropriate

Dr. Dandu lists sleep apnea among his specific clinical interests.

Voice and Throat Disorders

Persistent voice or throat symptoms may include:

  • Hoarseness
  • Vocal fatigue
  • Throat discomfort
  • Frequent throat clearing
  • Chronic coughing
  • Voice weakness
  • Pain when speaking

Potential causes may include inflammation, vocal cord conditions, reflux-related irritation, overuse, infection, or another structural problem.

An ENT evaluation may involve a close examination of the throat and vocal cords. Treatment may include medication, behavioral changes, voice therapy, or a procedure based on the diagnosis.

Dr. Gupta has a particular interest in voice and throat disorders.

Swallowing Disorders

Symptoms that may require evaluation include:

  • Coughing during meals
  • Choking on food or liquids
  • Painful swallowing
  • A sensation that food is stuck
  • Frequent throat clearing while eating
  • Unexplained difficulty with certain food textures

The evaluation may include a review of symptoms, examination of the throat, and additional swallowing testing when needed. Treatment may involve dietary changes, therapy, medication, or a procedure.

Pediatric ENT Conditions

Our pediatric ENT physicians care for children experiencing:

  • Recurring ear infections
  • Enlarged tonsils or adenoids
  • Chronic nasal congestion
  • Snoring
  • Nosebleeds
  • Hearing concerns
  • Speech-related difficulties
  • Persistent mouth breathing
  • Tonsil problems
  • Airway concerns

The evaluation considers the child’s age, development, medical history, previous treatments, symptoms, and family concerns.

The goal is to address the current condition while supporting healthy breathing, hearing, sleep, speech, and development.

Salivary Gland and Head and Neck Conditions

An ENT evaluation may be appropriate for:

  • A neck lump
  • Swelling beneath the jaw
  • Salivary gland pain
  • Recurrent gland infections
  • Enlarged lymph nodes
  • Persistent throat symptoms
  • Other head and neck concerns

Testing may include:

  • A physical examination
  • Imaging review
  • Endoscopic examination
  • Laboratory testing
  • Biopsy referral when appropriate

Dr. Dandu lists salivary gland disorders among his specific clinical interests, while Dr. Shah provides broad head and neck care.

Services and Procedures Available in Haddonfield

ENT & Allergy Associates in Haddonfield provides diagnostic and treatment services for common and complex adult and pediatric ENT concerns. Available care also includes audiology and hearing services. The exact tests and procedures recommended depend on the patient’s diagnosis and provider assessment.

Adult and Pediatric ENT Evaluations

ENT visits may include:

  • Review of symptoms
  • Medical history discussion
  • Examination of the ears, nose, throat, and neck
  • Diagnostic testing
  • Treatment recommendations
  • Follow-up planning

Our physicians evaluate both new and recurring symptoms in children and adults.

Sinus and Nasal Care

Patients may receive evaluation for:

  • Chronic sinusitis
  • Recurrent sinus infections
  • Nasal obstruction
  • Deviated septum
  • Nasal polyps
  • Enlarged turbinates
  • Chronic congestion

Available care may include:

  • Medication management
  • Nasal therapies
  • Nasal endoscopy
  • Evaluation of structural problems
  • Surgical consultation

Hearing Tests and Audiology Services

Audiology services may evaluate:

  • Hearing levels in each ear
  • Speech understanding
  • Responses to different sound frequencies
  • Middle-ear function
  • Pediatric hearing concerns
  • Adult communication difficulties

The results can help determine if a patient may benefit from medical care, monitoring, hearing technology, or further testing.

Hearing Aid Services

Patients diagnosed with hearing loss may receive guidance based on:

  • Degree of hearing loss
  • Communication needs
  • Work environment
  • Social activities
  • Comfort preferences
  • Technology preferences
  • Personal listening goals

Follow-up care may include:

  • Hearing aid selection
  • Device fitting
  • Programming
  • Adjustments
  • Troubleshooting
  • Ongoing device management

Balance Disorder Evaluation

Balance and vestibular testing may be appropriate for patients experiencing:

  • Vertigo
  • Dizziness
  • Unsteadiness
  • Motion sensitivity
  • Hearing changes connected to balance symptoms

Testing recommendations depend on the timing, pattern, and triggers of the symptoms.

Sleep Services

ENT sleep care may include evaluation of:

  • Nasal obstruction
  • Enlarged tonsils
  • Throat anatomy
  • Snoring
  • Mouth breathing
  • Other factors that affect nighttime airflow

The physician may recommend further testing or treatment based on the symptoms and examination findings.

Voice and Swallowing Care

Patients with ongoing voice, throat, or swallowing concerns may receive an examination and recommendations for:

  • Medication
  • Behavioral changes
  • Voice therapy
  • Swallowing therapy
  • Additional testing
  • A procedure when appropriate

In-Office and Surgical Procedures

Depending on the diagnosis, treatment may involve an in-office procedure or surgery.

Potential procedures may include:

  • Nasal endoscopy
  • Ear tube placement
  • Septoplasty
  • Turbinate treatment
  • Sinus surgery
  • Ear surgery
  • Throat surgery
  • Tonsil or adenoid surgery
  • Other ENT procedures based on the condition

Patients should confirm which procedures are completed at the Haddonfield office and which are performed at an affiliated hospital or surgical facility.

What to Expect During Your Visit

Patients can schedule an appointment online or call the Haddonfield office at (856) 576-5740. Same- and next-day appointments may be available based on the provider’s schedule and reason for the visit.

Before your appointment, gather:

  • Photo identification
  • Insurance card
  • Current medication list
  • Referral, when required
  • Relevant medical records
  • Previous hearing tests
  • Imaging or laboratory reports
  • Sleep study results
  • Notes about prior treatments

During the consultation, your provider will review your symptoms and medical history. Be prepared to explain:

  • When the symptoms began
  • How often they occur
  • Possible triggers
  • Treatments already tried
  • What makes symptoms better or worse
  • How the condition affects daily life

The examination may focus on the ears, nose, throat, neck, airway, or hearing system. Testing may be completed during the appointment or scheduled separately.

Possible testing includes:

  • Hearing evaluation
  • Nasal endoscopy
  • Middle-ear testing
  • Balance assessment
  • Imaging
  • Additional diagnostic studies

After the evaluation, the provider will explain the findings and discuss next steps. Treatment may involve observation, medication, hearing technology, therapy, additional testing, an office-based procedure, or surgery.

Serving Camden County and Surrounding Communities

ENT & Allergy Associates is located at 130 N Haddon Avenue in Haddonfield. The office provides a convenient option for patients seeking an ENT doctor, pediatric ENT specialist, audiologist, or hearing test in Camden County.

The Haddonfield office serves patients from communities such as:

  • Haddonfield
  • Haddon Township
  • Cherry Hill
  • Collingswood
  • Barrington
  • Audubon
  • Oaklyn
  • Westmont
  • Tavistock
  • Voorhees
  • Lawnside
  • Magnolia

Patients from these communities can receive care for sinus problems, ear infections, hearing loss, tinnitus, dizziness, sleep concerns, voice changes, and pediatric ENT conditions without routinely traveling outside South Jersey.

North Haddon Avenue provides access to Haddonfield’s surrounding residential and commercial areas. Nearby regional roads, including Route 70, Route 38, Interstate 295, and the New Jersey Turnpike, connect the office with other parts of Camden and Burlington counties.

The office is also close to neighboring Haddon Township and Cherry Hill, making it accessible to families who live, work, or attend school throughout the area. Several Haddonfield physicians are affiliated with South Jersey hospitals, including Virtua facilities, Jefferson Washington Township Hospital, Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill, and Cooper University Hospital.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a referral to see an ENT in Haddonfield?

Referral requirements depend on your insurance plan. Some patients can schedule directly, while others need a referral from a primary care provider. Contact your insurer or the Haddonfield office before scheduling.

How soon can I get an appointment?

Same- and next-day appointments may be available based on the provider’s schedule and the type of care needed. Call (856) 576-5740 or use online scheduling to review current availability.

Does the Haddonfield office treat children?

Yes. Dr. Dandu, Dr. Gupta, and Dr. Shah provide pediatric ENT care in addition to adult ENT care. Common pediatric concerns include recurring ear infections, enlarged tonsils or adenoids, nasal congestion, snoring, hearing concerns, and speech-related difficulties.

Does this office have an allergist?

The current Haddonfield provider roster lists three ENT physicians and one audiologist. It does not list an allergy and immunology physician. The ENT physicians may evaluate nasal symptoms related to allergies, but patients seeking allergy testing, asthma care, or immunotherapy should confirm availability or ask about a nearby ENTA allergy location.

Can I receive allergy testing at the Haddonfield office?

The current provider roster does not include an allergist. Patients should contact the office before scheduling to confirm whether allergy testing is offered or to receive guidance about a nearby ENTA office with allergy services.

Do you offer hearing evaluations?

Yes. Erin Lustik, Au.D. provides audiology care for adult and pediatric patients. The Haddonfield location also lists audiology, hearing tests, and hearing aid services among its available specialties.

Can testing be completed during my first appointment?

Some tests may be completed during the initial visit, while others require a separate appointment. The timing depends on the symptoms, provider recommendations, appointment schedule, and type of testing needed.

What insurance plans do you accept?

The Haddonfield physicians participate with many major insurance plans. Coverage may vary by provider and policy. Patients should verify participation with their insurance company and the office before receiving care.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Bring:

  • Photo identification
  • Insurance card
  • Current medication list
  • Referral, when required
  • Relevant medical records
  • Previous hearing tests
  • Imaging reports
  • Sleep study results
  • Notes about prior treatment

When should I see an ENT instead of my primary care provider?

Consider seeing an ENT when ear, nose, throat, sinus, hearing, balance, voice, swallowing, or sleep-related symptoms persist, recur, or do not improve with initial care. Sudden hearing loss, breathing difficulty, severe swelling, or another urgent symptom should be evaluated promptly.

Schedule an Appointment at Our Haddonfield Office

ENT & Allergy Associates in Haddonfield is accepting new adult and pediatric patients. Our team provides care for sinus problems, nasal obstruction, ear infections, hearing loss, tinnitus, dizziness, sleep-related breathing concerns, voice changes, swallowing difficulties, tonsil problems, and other ENT conditions.

Patients from Haddonfield, Haddon Township, Cherry Hill, Collingswood, Barrington, Audubon, Oaklyn, Voorhees, and surrounding Camden County communities can access ENT and audiology care at our North Haddon Avenue office.

Book an appointment online or call (856) 576-5740 to ask about same- or next-day availability. Patients can also review the Haddonfield provider roster, find a doctor, or explore other New Jersey locations.

Contact ENT & Allergy Associates - Haddonfield today to experience the care and support you deserve.

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