Philadelphia’s ONLY Triple Board certification in Otolaryngology, Sleep Apnea Surgery & Sleep Medicine
We Welcome The Arrival of Our New Doctor
We are committed to continually providing the highest level of ENT care to our community and, as such, are pleased to announce the addition of a superbly trained Otolaryngologist.
Meghan L. Brooking, D.O.
Dr. Brooking is a dual trained Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgeon and Facial Plastic Surgeon. She is trained in all aspects of general and pediatric otolaryngology including endoscopic sinus, otologic, head and neck, facial plastic surgery, and aesthetic non-surgical facial rejuvenation procedures.
- American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
- American Osteopathic Association
- American Osteopathic College of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
- Pennsylvania Osteopathic Medical Association
Celebrating 38 years in practice
Moving Forward, Staying Current
BergerHenry ENT was founded on the notion that university-level ENT care should be readily available in the community setting.
To bring this vision to life, we rely on multiple, accessible office locations, smart application of technology as well as a team of talented board- certified physician/surgeons. Along with a caring support staff, we have the experience and expertise to make the right decisions and deliver the finest care in a warm and nurturing environment.
The integration of these elements allows us to offer a rewarding experience that saves our patients time and money, and also leads to better health outcomes and happier lives.
- Six Convenient Philadelphia Locations
- Advanced Patient Scheduling Option
- Patient Payment Portal
- Published Thought Leaders of Patient Medical Content
The Most Notable
ENT Conditions
that We Treat
Deviated Septum
Did you know that almost 80% of people have a deviation of their nasal septum due to genetics, injury or trauma? Symptoms can include breathing difficulty, sinus infections, facial pain, headaches, as well as snoring and sleep apnea.
Chronic Sinusitis
If you suffer from chronic sinusitis, you know how it feels. You experience facial pain and pressure, headaches, nasal congestion, and feel as if you constantly have a cold. You don’t breathe or sleep well. Your sense of smell and taste may be compromised; you may feel depressed or more tired than usual.
Snoring and Sleep Apnea
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a serious sleep disorder that occurs when the airway completely or partially collapses repeatedly during sleep causing interrupted breathing patterns. Untreated, it can lead to daytime fatigue, lack of concentration, snoring, high blood pressure, stroke, and heart failure. We are the ONLY ENT group in Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley offering triple board-certification in Otolaryngology, Sleep Apnea Surgery and Sleep Medicine.
We Offer Six Convenient Locations in the Philadelphia Metro Area
Research & Publications
When Children Snore (Obstructive Sleep Apnea in Children)
Yes, your child snuffling away in their sleep with a little snort here and there can be pretty cute - but can snoring in kids be a serious health problem? Snoring in children and adolescents during sleep is not uncommon, found in up to 20% of kids at some point during...
read moreYour Sinus Headache Could Actually Be a Migraine Headache
Most people have experienced some sort of headache at some point, whether it be in the form of a piercing migraine or a tight tension headache after your computer crashed. Headaches come in all shapes and sizes and from multiple different causes. The sinuses of the...
read moreThe Relationship Between Sleep Apnea and Mental Health
Last month we learned about the significant link between obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and diabetes and obesity. However, the associations with OSA doesn’t end there – the relationship between OSA and mental illness is well established and can further complicate both...
read moreThe Relationship Sleep Apnea Has with Obesity and Diabetes
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a sneaky disease affecting 22 to 25 million American adults. These figures are uncertain as it’s thought that the majority of sufferers - up to 80% of patients with moderate to severe cases - are actually unaware that they have OSA...
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