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Willingboro Office Quick Facts

Address:
1113 Hospital Drive, Suite 103
Willingboro, NJ 08046

Phone:
(856) 576-5749

Fax:
(856) 329-9658

Patients Seen:
Children and adults

Specialties and Services:

• Adult ear, nose, and throat care
• Pediatric ear, nose, and throat care
• Advanced sinus and skull base care
• Audiology and hearing services
• Balance disorder evaluation
• Sleep services
• Voice and swallowing care
• Thyroid, parathyroid, and head and neck care

Languages Spoken by Physicians:
English

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

Insurance:
The physicians at this office participate in many major insurance plans. Patients should confirm coverage with their insurance provider and the office before their visit.

Why Patients Choose Our Willingboro Office

Patients choose ENT & Allergy Associates in Willingboro for specialized care delivered close to home. The office brings together physicians with experience treating common and complex conditions affecting the ears, nose, throat, sinuses, airway, and related structures.

Our Willingboro ENT specialists care for patients across different ages and stages of life. A child with recurring ear infections may require a different evaluation than an adult experiencing chronic nasal congestion, tinnitus, or sleep-related breathing problems. Each patient receives an individualized assessment rather than a standardized treatment plan.

The office also provides access to advanced sinus and skull base expertise through Saurin Sanghvi, MD, who completed fellowship training in rhinology and skull base surgery. Rasesh P. Shah, MD, FACS, serves as Chief of Otolaryngology at Virtua Willingboro Hospital, further strengthening the office’s connection to the local medical community. Howard Bresalier, DO, FOCOO, brings extensive experience in adult and pediatric otolaryngology.

Other reasons patients select our Willingboro office include:

• Care for children and adults
• Evaluation of multiple ENT symptoms in one location
• Personalized treatment recommendations
• Access to medical and surgical ENT care
• Advanced diagnostic and treatment options
• Same- and next-day appointment availability
• Convenient access from major Burlington County roads
• A location next to Virtua Willingboro Hospital
• Support from the broader ENT & Allergy Associates network

Our goal is to make each visit clear, efficient, and reassuring. Patients are encouraged to ask questions, discuss their concerns, and participate in decisions about their care.

Meet the Physicians at Our Willingboro Office

Saurin Sanghvi, MD

Dr. Saurin Sanghvi provides adult and pediatric ENT care with specialized expertise in advanced sinus and skull base conditions. He earned his undergraduate degree in Human Biology from Cornell University before completing medical school, internship, residency, and chief residency in ENT and head and neck surgery at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School.

After residency, Dr. Sanghvi completed advanced fellowship training at the University of Miami in rhinology, sinus surgery, and skull base surgery. This training supports his ability to evaluate and treat complex nasal, sinus, and skull base disorders in addition to general ear, nose, and throat conditions.

His clinical interests include:

• Chronic and recurrent sinusitis
• Nasal polyps
• Nasal obstruction
• Deviated septum
• Enlarged turbinates
• Nosebleeds
• Allergic and inflammatory nasal conditions
• Nasal and skull base tumors
• General adult ENT conditions
• Pediatric ENT conditions

Dr. Sanghvi has authored more than 20 peer-reviewed scientific publications and surgical technique papers. He is a member of the American Academy of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery and the American Rhinologic Society. He was also recognized as a Top Doc by SJ Magazine in 2023.

Learn more about Saurin Sanghvi, MD

Rasesh P. Shah, MD, FACS

Dr. Rasesh Shah is a board-certified otolaryngologist who treats adult and pediatric patients with a broad range of ear, nose, throat, and related conditions. He completed an accelerated seven-year BS/MD program through the New Jersey Institute of Technology and Rutgers Medical School, earning a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Science and his medical degree.

Dr. Shah completed his general surgery internship and otolaryngology residency at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. He is certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.

In addition to caring for patients at ENT & Allergy Associates, Dr. Shah serves as Chief of Otolaryngology at Virtua Willingboro Hospital and Program Director of Otolaryngology at Select Medical Center in Willingboro. His approach emphasizes attentive communication, thorough evaluations, and collaborative treatment planning. He has also been recognized as a Top Doctor in the South Jersey community.

Learn more about Rasesh P. Shah, MD, FACS

Howard Bresalier, DO, FOCOO

Dr. Howard Bresalier provides adult and pediatric ear, nose, and throat care at the Willingboro office. He is certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery.

Dr. Bresalier completed his premedical education at Emory University in Atlanta and earned his medical degree from the University of Osteopathic Medicine and Health Sciences in Des Moines, Iowa. He completed his residency at Botsford General Hospital in Detroit.

He is a member of the American Osteopathic Association and a Fellow of the American Osteopathic College of Otolaryngology. His training and experience allow him to evaluate a wide range of ENT concerns in both children and adults.

Learn more about Howard Bresalier, DO, FOCOO

Conditions We Commonly Treat

Our Willingboro ENT specialists evaluate symptoms that affect breathing, hearing, balance, sleep, speech, swallowing, and overall comfort. Some patients visit for a new concern, while others need help managing recurring or long-term symptoms.

Chronic Sinusitis and Recurrent Sinus Infections

Sinusitis may cause:

• Nasal congestion
• Facial pressure
• Headaches
• Thick nasal drainage
• Reduced sense of smell
• Postnasal drip

Symptoms that persist for weeks or return frequently may require evaluation by a sinus specialist in Willingboro.

An ENT examination can help identify possible causes, including:

• Chronic inflammation
• Infection
• Nasal polyps
• A deviated septum
• Structural concerns affecting sinus drainage

Treatment may include medication, nasal therapies, management of contributing conditions, or an office-based or surgical procedure when appropriate.

Nasal Obstruction and Deviated Septum

Difficulty breathing through the nose may result from:

• A deviated septum
• Enlarged turbinates
• Nasal polyps
• Chronic inflammation
• Another structural obstruction

Some patients notice symptoms on one side, while others experience congestion in both nasal passages.

After examining the nasal cavity, an ENT specialist may recommend:

• Medication
• Symptom-management strategies
• Septoplasty
• Turbinate treatment
• Another procedure based on the cause of the obstruction

Ear Infections

Ear infections can affect children and adults, although they are especially common during childhood.

Common symptoms include:

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

Recurring infections, persistent fluid behind the eardrum, or ongoing hearing problems may require specialized care. Treatment depends on the patient’s age, infection history, examination findings, and any related complications.

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 crowded settings
• Needing the television volume turned up
• Missing higher-pitched sounds
• Frequently asking others to repeat themselves

Children with hearing problems may also experience:

• Speech delays
• Language difficulties
• School-related challenges
• Reduced responsiveness to sounds

A hearing evaluation can measure the type and degree of hearing loss. Results may help determine if symptoms are connected to:

• Earwax buildup
• Middle-ear fluid
• Infection
• Age-related changes
• Noise exposure
• Another medical condition

Treatment may include medical care, monitoring, hearing aids, or additional diagnostic testing. Sudden hearing loss should be evaluated promptly.

Tinnitus

Tinnitus may sound like:

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

The sound may occur in one or both ears and can be intermittent or persistent.

Possible contributing factors include:

• Hearing loss
• Earwax buildup
• Noise exposure
• Medication effects
• Ear or hearing conditions

An evaluation may include an ear examination and hearing test. Treatment focuses on any identifiable cause and strategies that reduce the effect of tinnitus on concentration, relaxation, and sleep.

Dizziness and Balance Disorders

Dizziness can feel different from one patient to another. Symptoms may include:

• Spinning or vertigo
• Lightheadedness
• Unsteadiness
• A sensation that the surroundings are moving
• Difficulty walking in a straight line
• Nausea linked to movement

An evaluation may focus on:

• When symptoms occur
• How long they last
• Possible triggers
• Associated hearing changes
• Recent illnesses or injuries
• Current medications

Diagnostic testing can help determine if an inner-ear or vestibular disorder may be contributing to the problem.

Sleep Apnea and Snoring

Possible signs of obstructive sleep apnea include:

• Loud snoring
• Gasping or choking during sleep
• Pauses in breathing
• Morning headaches
• Daytime fatigue
• Difficulty concentrating
• Dry mouth upon waking

An ENT specialist can examine the nose, throat, tonsils, and airway for structural factors that may affect nighttime breathing.

Based on the findings, care may involve:

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

Voice and Swallowing Disorders

Symptoms that may require evaluation include:

• Persistent hoarseness
• Vocal fatigue
• Throat discomfort
• Frequent throat clearing
• Coughing during meals
• Difficulty swallowing
• A sensation that food is getting stuck

These symptoms may be connected to:

• Inflammation
• Vocal cord conditions
• Reflux-related irritation
• Neurologic conditions
• Structural abnormalities

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

Pediatric ENT Conditions

Children may need an ENT specialist for:

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

Our pediatric ENT physicians consider each child’s:

• Age and development
• Medical history
• Symptoms
• Prior treatments
• Hearing and communication needs
• Family concerns

The goal is to address the immediate problem while supporting healthy breathing, hearing, sleep, communication, and development.

Thyroid, Parathyroid, and Head and Neck Conditions

An ENT assessment may be appropriate for:

• A neck lump
• Swelling
• Persistent throat symptoms
• Thyroid changes
• Salivary gland concerns
• Enlarged lymph nodes
• Other head and neck abnormalities

Evaluation may involve:

• A physical examination
• Imaging review
• Endoscopic examination
• Laboratory testing
• A biopsy referral when needed

Treatment recommendations depend on the location, cause, and nature of the concern.

Services and Procedures Available in Willingboro

ENT & Allergy Associates in Willingboro provides diagnostic and treatment services for a wide range of adult and pediatric ENT concerns. The exact tests or procedures recommended depend on the patient’s symptoms, examination findings, diagnosis, and medical history.

Adult and Pediatric ENT Evaluations

Our physicians assess common and complex problems involving the:

• Ears
• Nose
• Throat
• Sinuses
• Airway
• Head and neck

A visit may include:

• Review of symptoms
• Medical history discussion
• Physical examination
• Diagnostic testing
• Treatment recommendations
• Follow-up planning

Sinus and Nasal Care

Patients may receive care for:

• Chronic sinusitis
• Recurrent sinus infections
• Nasal obstruction
• Nasal polyps
• Deviated septum
• Enlarged turbinates
• Other structural concerns

Available care may include:

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

Advanced Sinus and Skull Base Care

Dr. Sanghvi’s fellowship training supports the evaluation and management of complex sinus, nasal, and skull base disorders.

This expertise may be especially valuable for patients who need:

• Advanced imaging review
• Complex sinus evaluation
• Specialized surgical planning
• Care for nasal or skull base growths
• Management of less common sinus conditions
• Evaluation after unsuccessful prior treatment

Hearing Tests and Audiology Services

Hearing evaluations can help measure:

• Overall hearing ability
• Hearing levels in each ear
• Speech understanding
• Responses to different sound frequencies
• Patterns linked to outer-, middle-, or inner-ear concerns

Test results may guide:

• Medical treatment
• Ongoing monitoring
• Hearing aid recommendations
• Additional diagnostic testing
• Referral for specialized care

Hearing Aid Services

Patients diagnosed with hearing loss may receive guidance on hearing aid options based on:

• Degree of hearing loss
• Daily communication needs
• Work and social environments
• Comfort preferences
• Technology preferences
• Personal communication goals

Follow-up care may include:

• Hearing aid fitting
• Device adjustment
• Programming
• Troubleshooting
• Ongoing device management

Balance Disorder Evaluation

Balance and vestibular services may help investigate:

• Dizziness
• Vertigo
• Unsteadiness
• Motion-related symptoms
• Balance changes linked to hearing concerns

Testing recommendations depend on the pattern, duration, and triggers of the symptoms, along with findings from the initial consultation.

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 additional testing or treatment based on the patient’s symptoms and examination findings.

Voice and Swallowing Care

Patients with ongoing voice or swallowing concerns may receive evaluation for:

• Hoarseness
• Vocal fatigue
• Throat discomfort
• Voice changes
• Coughing during meals
• Difficulty swallowing
• Frequent throat clearing

Care may include examination, diagnostic testing, medication, therapy, behavioral recommendations, or a procedure.

In-Office and Surgical Procedures

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

Potential procedures include:

• Ear tube placement
• Septoplasty
• Sinus surgery
• Turbinate treatment
• Nasal endoscopy
• Other ENT procedures based on the patient’s condition

Patients should confirm with the office which procedures are completed on-site and which are performed at an affiliated facility.

What to Expect During Your Visit

Your first visit begins with scheduling an appointment online or by calling the Willingboro office. Same- and next-day availability may be offered for certain concerns based on the physician’s schedule.

Before your appointment, gather your photo identification, insurance information, medication list, relevant medical records, and any previous hearing tests, sleep studies, scans, or laboratory results. Parents should bring information about a child’s symptoms, infection history, school concerns, and prior treatments.

During check-in, the office team will confirm your contact and insurance information. Your physician will then review your symptoms, medical history, previous diagnoses, and current treatments. Be prepared to explain when the problem began, what makes it better or worse, and how it affects daily activities.

The consultation may include an examination of the ears, nose, mouth, throat, neck, and related structures. Diagnostic testing may be recommended during the same visit or scheduled separately. Testing can include a hearing evaluation, nasal endoscopy, balance testing, imaging, or other assessments based on the concern.

After the evaluation, your physician will explain the findings and discuss appropriate next steps. Treatment may include monitoring, medication, symptom-management strategies, additional testing, therapy, an office-based treatment, or surgical care. Follow-up visits may be scheduled to assess progress and adjust the treatment plan.

Serving Burlington County and Surrounding Communities

Our Willingboro office serves patients throughout Burlington County who need adult or pediatric ENT care. The office is located at 1113 Hospital Drive, Suite 103, next to Virtua Willingboro Hospital.

Patients travel to the office from Burlington Township, Mount Holly, Westampton, Edgewater Park, Beverly, Delran, Riverside, Florence, Moorestown, Cinnaminson, and surrounding communities. Its location near major regional roads makes it accessible to patients living and working across this part of South Jersey.

Route 130 provides a direct connection for patients coming from Burlington, Edgewater Park, Delran, and nearby areas. Interstate 295 and the New Jersey Turnpike help patients reach the office from other parts of Burlington County and neighboring communities.

Being located next to Virtua Willingboro Hospital also places the practice near an established healthcare destination. Dr. Shah’s role as Chief of Otolaryngology at Virtua Willingboro Hospital strengthens the office’s connection to local hospital-based care. Dr. Sanghvi and Dr. Shah both list Virtua Willingboro Hospital among their professional affiliations.

Patients looking for an ear, nose, and throat doctor near Willingboro can receive specialized care without routinely traveling to Philadelphia or farther into North Jersey.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Referral requirements depend on your insurance plan. Some plans allow patients to schedule directly, while others require a referral from a primary care physician. Contact your insurance company or the Willingboro office before scheduling.

How soon can I get an appointment?

ENT & Allergy Associates offers same- and next-day care in New Jersey based on availability. Call the office at (856) 576-5749 or  to review scheduling options.

Does the Willingboro office treat children?

Yes. Dr. Sanghvi, Dr. Shah, and Dr. Bresalier provide pediatric ENT care as well as adult ENT care. Common pediatric concerns include recurring ear infections, enlarged tonsils or adenoids, hearing problems, snoring, congestion, and nosebleeds.

Do you offer hearing evaluations?

The Willingboro location lists audiology, hearing tests, hearing aids, and balance disorder care among its available services. Contact the office to confirm appointment availability and the type of evaluation needed.

What insurance plans do you accept?

The Willingboro physicians participate with many major insurance plans, including several commercial, Medicare, and other coverage options. Participation can vary by physician and specific plan, so verify coverage before your appointment.

Can I receive testing during my first visit?

Some testing may be completed during the first visit, while other tests may need to be scheduled separately. This depends on your symptoms, the physician’s findings, appointment length, and testing availability.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Bring a photo ID, insurance card, medication list, referral if required, and any relevant medical records. Previous scans, hearing tests, sleep studies, laboratory results, and treatment notes can also help your physician evaluate the problem.

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

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. Prompt evaluation may also be appropriate for sudden hearing loss, breathing difficulty, severe swelling, or other urgent symptoms. Call 911 or seek emergency care for a medical emergency.

Schedule an Appointment at Our Willingboro Office

ENT & Allergy Associates in Willingboro is accepting new adult and pediatric patients. Our physicians provide care for sinus problems, nasal obstruction, ear infections, hearing concerns, tinnitus, balance disorders, sleep-related breathing problems, voice changes, swallowing difficulties, and other ENT conditions.

Patients from Willingboro, Burlington Township, Mount Holly, Westampton, Edgewater Park, Delran, and surrounding Burlington County communities can access specialized care at our Hospital Drive office.

Book an appointment online or call (856) 576-5749 to ask about same- or next-day availability. You can also find a doctor or review additional New Jersey locations when choosing the most convenient office for your care.

So don't wait any longer—call us at (856) 576-5749 today!