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Five Centers. One Commitment.

Expert care for every

sense that connects you.

New York Otolaryngologist Group brings together five specialized centers to deliver comprehensive ENT care—close to home and focused on you.

About NYOGMD

For more than 30 years, The New York Otolaryngology Group has been a trusted leader in comprehensive ear, nose, throat, head and neck care in New York City. Our board-certified ENT specialists combine advanced diagnostic technology, evidence-based treatment, and compassionate, patient-centered care to address everything from sinus disorders, hearing loss, and sleep apnea to voice, swallowing, and facial plastic surgery. With convenient Manhattan locations and a commitment to exceptional outcomes, we provide personalized care designed to help every patient breathe easier, hear better, and live healthier.

Learn More About Our Five Specialized Centers

New York Sinus Center

Providing relief from Sinusitis and other nasal conditions.

Head & Neck Surgery Center

Comprehensive evaluation and treatment for complex head and neck conditions.

Hearing & Balance Center

Advanced care for hearing and balance disorders.

New York Voice Center

Expert care for swallowing, speech, and voice conditions.

Facial Plastics Center

Providing the best cosmetic and functional outcomes in plastic surgery.

Meet Our Team

Established in 1993, NYOG is recognized as one of the nation’s premier groups for diagnosing and treating otolaryngology-related conditions. Our team of highly skilled, board-certified physicians and specialists is dedicated to providing exceptional care and achieving the best outcomes for every patient.

Robert L. Pincus, MD, FACS

Neil M. Sperling, MD

Scott D. Gold, MD

Lane D. Krevitt, MD

Sheila Apicella, MD

Dr. Marc D’Aprile, Sc.D.

Dr. Kristin Roumeliotis, Au.D./CCC-A

Lucy L. Shi, MD

Meaghan Schulze, Au.D./CCC-A

Dr. Lily Arnpriester, Au.D./CCC-A

Dr. Rachel Marcus, Au.D./CCC-A/FAAA

Dr. Eliana Dachman, Au.D./CCC-A

Our Locations

The Morgan Library

36A E. 36th St.
New York, NY 10016‎
Manhattan, NYC‎
Tel: 212.889.8575
Fax: 212.889.1534

The Hotel Des Artistes

9 West 67th Street
New York, NY 10023
Manhattan, NYC
Tel: 212.501.0500
Fax: 212.724.3489

Frequently Asked Questions

The New York Otolaryngology Group (NYOG) treats a wide range of ear, nose, throat, head, and neck conditions including sinus disorders, hearing loss, sleep apnea, voice and swallowing issues, and facial plastic surgery needs. Their comprehensive care covers both medical and surgical treatments tailored to each patient's needs.

NYOG consists of five specialized centers: the New York Sinus Center for nasal conditions, the Head & Neck Surgery Center for complex head and neck issues, the Hearing & Balance Center for hearing and balance disorders, the New York Voice Center for voice and swallowing conditions, and the Facial Plastics Center for cosmetic and functional plastic surgery.

NYOG's team includes highly skilled, board-certified physicians such as Dr. Robert L. Pincus, Dr. Neil M. Sperling, Dr. Scott D. Gold, Dr. Lane D. Krevitt, and Dr. Sheila Apicella, among others. They bring decades of experience and expertise in otolaryngology to provide exceptional patient care.

NYOG has two convenient Manhattan locations: The Morgan Library at 36A E. 36th St., New York, NY 10016, and The Hotel Des Artistes at 9 West 67th Street, New York, NY 10023. Both locations offer easy access to specialized ENT care.

NYOG combines advanced diagnostic technology with evidence-based treatments and compassionate, patient-centered care. This approach ensures accurate diagnosis and effective management of ENT conditions, aiming for the best possible outcomes for each patient.

Yes, NYOG provides expert evaluation and treatment options for post-COVID anosmia (loss of smell) and hyposmia (reduced smell). Their specialists use the latest research and therapies to help patients recover or manage these sensory impairments.

The New York Voice Center at NYOG specializes in diagnosing and treating voice, speech, and swallowing disorders. This includes conditions like recurring hoarseness, muscle tightening around the voice box, and other functional or structural voice issues.

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