ENT, Allergy & Audiology Specialists in East Brunswick, NJ

Mount Laurel Office Information

• Address: 204 Ark Road, Suite 102, Mount Laurel, NJ 08054
• Phone: (856) 576-5743
• Fax: (856) 519-5435
• Patients Seen: Children and adults
• Specialties: Adult ENT, pediatric ENT, allergy, asthma, immunology, audiology, advanced sinus care, hearing care, and speech-language pathology
• Appointments: Same-day and next-day appointments may be available
• Languages: English and other languages as indicated by individual clinician profiles
• Insurance: Participation varies by clinician and health plan—contact the office to confirm coverage

Confirm Your Mount Laurel Address

ENT & Allergy Associates has two offices in Mount Laurel. The main ENT, allergy, audiology, and speech-language office is located at 204 Ark Road, Suite 102.

A separate Mount Laurel allergy office is located at 127 Ark Road, Suite 1. Patients should review their appointment confirmation before traveling to make sure they arrive at the correct address.

Why Patients Choose Our Mount Laurel Office

Symptoms involving the ears, nose, throat, allergies, hearing, voice, and balance can overlap. Persistent congestion may be related to allergies, chronic sinusitis, or a structural obstruction. Hearing changes may result from middle-ear fluid, infection, earwax, or inner-ear hearing loss. Hoarseness and swallowing difficulty can also have several possible causes.

The Mount Laurel team includes adult and pediatric ENTs, an allergist and immunologist, an audiologist, and a speech-language pathologist. Access to these related specialties can make it easier to coordinate evaluation and treatment when symptoms involve several systems.

Patients can receive care for routine ENT concerns as well as advanced sinus and skull-base conditions. The office also provides allergy care, diagnostic hearing services, hearing technology, balance-related audiology services, and support for voice, communication, and swallowing disorders.

Treatment recommendations are based on the patient’s age, medical history, symptoms, examination findings, diagnostic results, and personal goals. Care may involve medication, environmental changes, monitoring, hearing support, therapy, an office-based procedure, surgery, or coordination with another specialist.

Online scheduling and potential same-day or next-day appointments offer additional flexibility for patients who need timely care.

Meet Our Mount Laurel Specialists

Provider availability may change. Patients should confirm their preferred clinician and appointment location when scheduling.

Anthony Cultrara, MD

Anthony Cultrara, MD, provides adult and pediatric ENT care. He earned his medical degree from Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and completed his general surgery and otolaryngology-head and neck surgery training at SUNY Downstate.

Dr. Cultrara also completed a laryngology fellowship at the New York Center for Voice and Swallowing Disorders. His advanced training supports the evaluation and treatment of persistent hoarseness, voice disorders, throat concerns, and swallowing difficulties.

Kartik Dandu, MD

Kartik Dandu, MD, treats adult and pediatric patients with conditions affecting the ears, nose, throat, sinuses, head, and neck.

Dr. Dandu earned his medical degree with honors from Jefferson Medical College and was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. He completed his otolaryngology-head and neck surgery residency at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, where he served as chief resident.

Halle Roesser, Au.D., CCC-A

Halle Roesser, Au.D., CCC-A, provides diagnostic and rehabilitative audiology care for children and adults. She earned her Doctor of Audiology degree summa cum laude from Salus University and completed an externship at Jefferson Balance and Hearing Center.

Dr. Roesser’s services include hearing evaluations, hearing aid selection and fitting, implantable hearing-device programming, counseling, aural rehabilitation, and vestibular assessment and rehabilitation.

Saurin Sanghvi, MD

Saurin Sanghvi, MD, provides adult ENT, pediatric ENT, and advanced sinus and skull-base care. He completed medical school, residency, and chief residency training at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School before completing a sinus and skull-base surgery fellowship at the University of Miami.

His clinical interests include chronic sinusitis, nasal polyps, nasal obstruction, deviated septums, enlarged turbinates, nosebleeds, and nasal or skull-base tumors.

Rasesh P. Shah, MD, FACS

Rasesh P. Shah, MD, FACS, is an otolaryngologist who treats children and adults with ear, nose, throat, and related head and neck conditions.

As a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, Dr. Shah brings extensive medical and surgical experience to patient care. His approach centers on identifying the source of each patient’s symptoms and developing recommendations based on individual needs.

Samir V. Shah, MD, FACS

Samir V. Shah, MD, FACS, provides adult and pediatric ENT care. He earned his medical degree from SUNY Downstate, where he also completed a general surgery internship and an otolaryngology-head and neck surgery residency.

Dr. Shah is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. He also earned an MBA with highest honors from Rutgers University.

Shana Shah, MS, CCC-SLP

Shana Shah, MS, CCC-SLP, is a speech-language pathologist with experience providing communication and swallowing therapy.

Her clinical background includes working with medically complex patients who required tracheostomy care after respiratory failure. She has also provided outpatient pediatric speech and language services and early-intervention care for children younger than three.

Shashank S. Sheth, MD

Shashank S. Sheth, MD, is a board-certified allergist and immunologist with more than 15 years of experience treating children and adults.

Dr. Sheth evaluates environmental, food, drug, and insect allergies as well as asthma, eczema, and recurring infections. He completed his allergy and immunology fellowship at McGill University, where he served as chief fellow. His recognitions include Philadelphia Magazine Top Doctor and SJ Magazine Top Doc for Kids.

Kelly Speich, MD

Kelly Speich, MD, provides adult and pediatric ENT care. He earned his medical degree from Cooper Medical School of Rowan University and completed an otolaryngology-head and neck surgery residency at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, where he served as chief resident.

Dr. Speich’s clinical interests include allergies, nasal and sinus conditions, and sleep-related disorders. His profile notes that he does not provide tracheostomy care.

Conditions We Commonly Treat in Mount Laurel

Our Mount Laurel specialists evaluate common symptoms as well as persistent conditions that may require testing, ongoing management, therapy, or procedural treatment.

Seasonal and Environmental Allergies

Seasonal and environmental allergies can cause sneezing, nasal congestion, itchy or watery eyes, coughing, and postnasal drip. Common triggers include pollen, mold, dust mites, pet dander, and other environmental allergens.

An allergist can review symptoms, possible exposures, medical history, and current medications. Allergy testing may help identify specific triggers. Treatment can include environmental changes, medication, and immunotherapy when appropriate.

Chronic Sinusitis and Nasal Obstruction

Chronic sinusitis may cause congestion, facial pressure, thick drainage, reduced smell, headaches, and recurring infections. Nasal obstruction can also be related to allergies, a deviated septum, nasal polyps, or enlarged turbinates.

Evaluation may include a physical examination, nasal endoscopy, allergy assessment, or imaging. Treatment can range from medication and nasal rinses to balloon sinuplasty, septoplasty, or endoscopic sinus surgery for selected patients.

Ear Infections and Ear Pain

Ear infections can affect children and adults. Symptoms may include ear pain, pressure, drainage, fever, irritability, or temporary hearing changes.

An ENT can examine the ear to determine if infection, inflammation, fluid, earwax, or another condition is contributing to the symptoms. Treatment may include observation, medication, hearing testing, or ear tubes for patients with recurring infections or persistent middle-ear fluid.

Hearing Loss

Common signs of hearing loss include difficulty understanding conversations, increasing television volume, frequently asking others to repeat themselves, or struggling to hear in noisy environments.

An audiologist can perform age-appropriate testing to determine the type and degree of hearing loss. Recommendations may include monitoring, medical evaluation, communication strategies, hearing aids, implantable hearing technology, or other hearing support.

Tinnitus

Tinnitus is the perception of ringing, buzzing, humming, or another sound without an external source. It may affect one or both ears and can be temporary or persistent.

An evaluation may include an ear examination, medical-history review, and hearing test. Recommendations depend on the possible cause, hearing status, symptom severity, and effect on daily life.

Dizziness and Balance Disorders

Dizziness may feel like spinning, lightheadedness, unsteadiness, or a loss of balance. Potential causes include inner-ear conditions, medication, neurological disorders, cardiovascular concerns, and other health factors.

ENT and audiology evaluations may help identify ear-related causes. Dr. Roesser’s experience includes vestibular assessment and rehabilitation. Some patients may need additional evaluation from another medical specialist.

Sleep Apnea and Snoring

Persistent snoring, interrupted breathing, morning headaches, daytime tiredness, and restless sleep may be associated with sleep-disordered breathing. Nasal obstruction, enlarged tonsils, throat anatomy, and other factors can contribute.

An ENT can examine the nose and throat for potential causes of restricted airflow. Further sleep testing may be recommended when symptoms suggest obstructive sleep apnea or another sleep disorder.

Voice and Swallowing Disorders

Persistent hoarseness, vocal fatigue, coughing during meals, frequent throat clearing, and difficulty swallowing may require specialized evaluation.

An ENT may examine the throat and vocal cords to identify inflammation, structural changes, reflux-related irritation, or another possible cause. Treatment may include medication, behavioral changes, voice therapy, swallowing therapy, or a procedure.

Pediatric ENT Conditions

Children may need pediatric ENT care for recurring ear infections, chronic congestion, enlarged tonsils or adenoids, snoring, hearing concerns, speech-related hearing problems, or airway disorders.

Pediatric treatment plans consider the child’s symptoms, medical history, development, and the effect of the condition on sleep, hearing, communication, school, and daily activities.

Head, Neck and Thyroid Concerns

A neck mass, thyroid nodule, enlarged gland, persistent throat symptom, or salivary gland concern may need evaluation by an ENT.

The diagnostic process may involve examination, imaging, laboratory testing, or biopsy. Recommendations can include monitoring, medication, surgery, or coordinated care with another specialist based on the findings.

ENT, Allergy, Audiology and Speech Services

Services depend on the patient’s condition, clinician recommendations, and current office capabilities.

ENT Services

Mount Laurel ENT services may include:

• Adult and pediatric ENT examinations
• Ear infection treatment
• Nasal and sinus evaluations
• Nasal endoscopy
• Ear tube placement
• Septoplasty
• Balloon sinuplasty
• Endoscopic sinus surgery
• Sleep and snoring evaluations
• Head and neck evaluations
• Voice and swallowing evaluations

Some procedures may require separate scheduling or may be performed at an affiliated surgical facility.

Allergy and Asthma Services

Allergy and immunology care may include:

• Adult and pediatric allergy consultations
• Environmental allergy testing
• Food, drug, and insect allergy evaluation
• Asthma care
• Eczema and hives evaluation
• Medication management
• Trigger-reduction planning
• Allergy shots or other immunotherapy
• Follow-up allergy care

Patients scheduled for allergy testing should ask about preparation instructions. Certain medications may affect test results and should only be changed according to clinical guidance.

Audiology and Hearing Services

Audiology services may include:

• Adult hearing tests
• Pediatric hearing evaluations
• Tinnitus evaluations
• Vestibular assessment
• Hearing aid consultations
• Hearing aid fitting and programming
• Implantable hearing-device programming
• Aural rehabilitation
• Hearing and communication counseling

Speech and Swallowing Services

Speech-language pathology services may include:

• Voice evaluations
• Swallowing evaluations
• Communication therapy
• Voice therapy
• Swallowing therapy
• Pediatric speech and language support
• Care for patients with complex medical histories

Confirm specific service availability when scheduling.

What to Expect During Your Mount Laurel Appointment

Patients can schedule an appointment online or call the main Mount Laurel office at (856) 576-5743. Same-day and next-day appointments may be available based on the specialty, reason for the visit, and clinician schedule.

Before traveling, confirm if your appointment is at 204 Ark Road or the separate allergy office at 127 Ark Road. Patients should also verify insurance and referral requirements and ask if testing requires advance preparation.

During the visit, the clinician will review your symptoms, medical history, current medications, prior treatment, and relevant test results. An ENT examination may include evaluation of the ears, nose, mouth, throat, head, and neck. An allergy visit may focus on symptom patterns and potential triggers. An audiology appointment typically includes hearing or balance testing selected for the patient’s needs.

The clinician will explain the findings and discuss possible next steps. Recommendations may include monitoring, medication, environmental changes, additional testing, hearing technology, therapy, a procedure, or referral to another specialist.

Bring the following items when applicable:

• Photo identification
• Insurance card
• Referral documents
• Current medication list
• Relevant medical records
• Previous hearing test results
• Imaging reports
• A list of symptoms and questions

Serving Mount Laurel and Surrounding Burlington County Communities

The main Mount Laurel office serves patients from Mount Laurel and nearby communities throughout Burlington County and South Jersey. Patients regularly travel from Moorestown, Maple Shade, Hainesport, Lumberton, Medford, Cinnaminson, Delran, Willingboro, Marlton, and Cherry Hill.

Located on Ark Road, the office is accessible from Route 38 and I-295. Patients traveling from other parts of the region may also use the New Jersey Turnpike. I-295 and the New Jersey Turnpike are separate highways, so patients should use the office’s current directions link to select the appropriate route.

Patients who need a different clinician, appointment time, or service may also consider nearby ENTA offices in Medford, Voorhees, Willingboro, or Haddonfield.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there two ENT & Allergy Associates offices in Mount Laurel?

Yes. The main ENT, allergy, audiology, and speech-language office is at 204 Ark Road, Suite 102. A separate allergy-focused office is at 127 Ark Road, Suite 1. Check your appointment confirmation before traveling.

Does the Mount Laurel office treat children?

Yes. Several Mount Laurel physicians provide pediatric ENT care, and the office also has an allergist who treats children and adults. Audiology and speech-language services may also be available for pediatric patients.

Do I need a referral?

Referral requirements depend on your insurance plan. Contact your health plan or the Mount Laurel office before scheduling to confirm if a referral is required.

How soon can I schedule an appointment?

Same-day and next-day appointments may be available depending on the specialty, clinician schedule, and reason for the visit. Patients can check through the online appointment system or call (856) 576-5743.

Does the main Mount Laurel office offer allergy testing?

The main office provides adult and pediatric allergy, asthma, and immunology care. Testing recommendations depend on symptoms, medical history, medications, and possible triggers. Confirm testing availability when booking.

Can allergy testing be performed during my first visit?

Testing during the first visit depends on the appointment type, symptoms, medication use, and clinician recommendation. Ask about preparation instructions when scheduling, especially if you take antihistamines.

Does the office provide hearing evaluations?

Yes. The Mount Laurel audiologist provides diagnostic hearing evaluations for adults and children. Available care also includes hearing aid services, audiologic counseling, implantable hearing-device programming, and vestibular assessment.

Are speech and swallowing services available?

The Mount Laurel team includes a speech-language pathologist with experience in communication and swallowing therapy. Contact the office to confirm the appropriate appointment type and current service availability.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Bring identification, an insurance card, a medication list, required referral documents, and relevant medical records. Previous hearing tests, imaging reports, and notes about your symptoms may also help with the evaluation.

When should I schedule an ENT appointment?

Consider an ENT evaluation for persistent sinus problems, recurring ear infections, hearing changes, chronic hoarseness, swallowing difficulties, dizziness, nasal obstruction, snoring, or a neck mass. Seek urgent care for severe breathing difficulty, sudden neurological symptoms, significant bleeding, or another medical emergency.

Schedule an ENT, Allergy or Audiology Appointment in Mount Laurel

ENT & Allergy Associates at 204 Ark Road provides specialized care for children and adults with ear, nose, throat, allergy, asthma, hearing, balance, voice, and swallowing concerns. Patients from Mount Laurel and surrounding Burlington County communities can schedule with an ENT, allergist, audiologist, or speech-language pathologist based on their care needs.

Same-day and next-day appointments may be available. Confirm the office address when scheduling, as ENTA also operates a separate Mount Laurel allergy office at 127 Ark Road.