Prior to your exam please go to medexpress.faa.gov. On this website, you will need to create an account and then proceed with an Application for Medical Certification. When you complete the data entry and submit you will receive a confirmation number. You will need to bring the confirmation number with you to your exam. Create your FAA MedXPress Account: HERE

The aviation medical examiner will do a physical examination checking areas such as your eyesight, hearing, lung function, and others to determine ability to fly.

Status reports may be required. There are medical conditions and medications that require status reports from your treating provider in order for you to be medically certified. You will need to provide this at the time of your exam. When you schedule your appointment we will provide instructions regarding these reports.

Our specialists treat a wide variety of disorders and conditions related to the mouth, throat and neck

This condition includes patients of all ages with a partial or total inability to hear in one or both ears.

This procedure is a soft palate surgery that involves making airways wider by repositioning tissue in the throat.

These specialized services are performed to restore body parts to a functional state or change features on the face.

Our audiology specialists are trained to help patients with all conditions related to hearing and hearing loss.

An allergy is the reaction of the body’s immune system to certain foods, pollen, or medications. Our doctors and staff are committed to helping you manage your allergies. We provide consultation, testing, treatment, and continuing care for allergies.

Treatment of non-life-threatening, minor allergic reactions including nasal congestion, itching and hives.