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Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT)

At The LivingCare Group, our ENT specialists include, Consultants, nurses, audiologists and trained Healthcare support workers. They provide expert care for ear, nose, and throat conditions with advanced diagnostics and personalised treatment for all patients over the age of 5 years old (with the exception of tongue tie which can be seen from newborn).

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Conditions of the Ear, nose and Throat

Our expert team offers a range of treatments for the ear, nose, and throat, tailored to address your individual needs.

Treatments Available

Ear Treatments:

  • Glue Ear
  • Wax removal
  • Earache
  • Discharge from the ear.
  • Infections, including otitis externa and otitis media
  • Deafness and hearing issues
  • Tinnitus management
  • Balance issues, including vertigo
  • Foreign body removal

Nose Treatments:

  • Management of nosebleeds (epistaxis)
  • Treatment for nasal obstruction and polyps
  • Rhinitis and rhinosinusitis treatment
  • Sinusitis (Inflammation of the sinuses)
  • Snoring
  • Allergy testing

Throat Treatments:

  • Recurrent tonsillitis
  • Hoarseness and voice issues
  • Sore throat management
  • Lump in the throat (globus) sensation treatment
  • Snoring solutions

Possible Examinations

Ear Examination:

  • An otoscope is used to examine and illuminate the ear drum. In some cases, a microscope may be used for magnification, particularly when viewing the ear canal or ear drum.
  • Suction may be used for the safe removal of wax or debris from the ear canal.

Hearing Tests:

  • An audiogram will be performed to test your hearing, this involves going into a sound proof booth and listening to various sounds through headphones and pressing a button. This may aid your Doctor in making a clearer diagnosis. If you have small children you may need somebody with you to look after them while you have the test

Nose Examination:

  • To examine the front of the nasal passages, a speculum and headlight are used. For a more detailed look deeper into the nasal cavity, a nasendoscope (flexible camera) may be used, with local anaesthetic to ensure comfort.

Throat Examination:

  • An external throat examination involves feeling the glands in your neck. To inspect your mouth, a tongue depressor and headlight are used to view the back of the throat, including the tonsils. A nasendoscope may also be used for a more thorough examination.

Further Investigations

If necessary, further tests such as scans, X-rays, blood tests, or the fitting of hearing aids may be recommended. We can arrange these for you, and they may involve attending another appointment at a different location.

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Patient Pathway

Step 1

Patient contacts our team with a brief description of their symptoms. All responses are addressed within 2 hours of the enquiry and will be answered within the hours of 8am - 5pm between Monday and Friday.

Step 2

Within 48 hours, our private services team will then book an appointment at a convenient time for you. This can be a  face to face or telephone appointment with our ENT Consultants.

Step 3

The patient will then attend our Thorpe Park Clinic on the specified date and time. If any tests or treatments are required during the consultation (e.g., Nasal Endoscopy), this may be completed within the  same appointment slot. This may incur a separate charge.

Step 4

If a further appointment is required, we will aim to book this appointment at our Thorpe Park Clinic within a week.

The Process

Your healthcare journey in 4 easy steps...

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Give us a call or use our contact form below to get in touch with us.

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Within 24 hours by somebody from our team.
We'll offer you an appointment date and time to suit you.

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Attend your appointment on your chosen date and time to see our highly qualified consultant.

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Anything else?

We'll refer you for any further tests, treatments or reviews you might need, and take care of the booking processes following your appointment.

Payment Options

Self Pay

We understand that immediate access to healthcare is sometimes essential. With our self-pay service, there are no waiting lists. Within 24 hours, you will be offered a consultation date to see a medical professional that is convenient for you. Our expert team can then give you an assessment and treatment within 1 week of your consultation.

Your consultation and any tests, scans or investigations will be charged separately, however all of these costs will be quoted to you before anything commences and you are under no obligation to continue your treatment with us unless you are happy to do so.

To find a full overview of our services and prices, please visit our Prices page.

Medical Insurance

If you are paying for your procedure or treatment with medical insurance, you will need to liaise closely with the insurance provider throughout the process.

​​Before attending your first appointment, you should contact your insurance company to check that that your condition is covered for all stages of treatments.​

You will need to visit your GP and ask them to refer you to The LivingCare Group at Thorpe Park Clinic for a private procedure. Your GP will write a letter of referral and then either you or your GP can contact us to arrange your first appointment.