The Voice Center provides diagnostic and therapeutic services for individuals with voice, speech, and swallowing problems. Advanced acoustic and endoscopic procedures are utilized for both diagnostic and therapeutic maneuvers. A full complement of physicians, voice scientists, and speech pathologists work as a team in behalf of the patients.

A unique component of the Voice Center is the Eastern Virginia Medical School Stuttering Program under the direction of Ross S. Barrett, M.A., CCC. This program employs laboratory-derived principles of learning in the development of new speech skills. The Eastern Virginia Medical School program is one of the few sites for this diagnostic and rehabilitative work in the country.

Ear, nose, and throat problems of children are managed through dedicated offices directed by fellowship-trained pediatric otolaryngologists. These offices have a full array of diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities including pediatric audiology and speech therapy.