Allergists / Vermont / Burlington
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Dr. Bill Brundage is listed with the UVM Health ear, nose, and throat team in Burlington. His profile is included for patients looking for Vermont ENT care when allergy symptoms involve nasal blockage, chronic sinus discomfort, postnasal drainage, recurring congestion, or other ear, nose, and throat concerns.
Carly Staab, NP, is listed with the UVM Health ear, nose, and throat team in Burlington. Her profile supports patients looking for ENT care related to chronic congestion, rhinitis symptoms, sinus discomfort, nasal complaints, or other allergy-adjacent concerns that need clinical assessment.
Dr. Damon Silverman is a UVM Health otolaryngologist in Vermont. Patients with allergy-adjacent ENT concerns such as throat irritation, airway symptoms, chronic drainage, nasal congestion, or sinus complaints may use this profile to locate appropriate UVM Health ear, nose, and throat care.
Dr. Daniel Gerges is a UVM Health pediatric otolaryngologist in Burlington. Families may find his profile helpful when a child has chronic nasal congestion, sinus symptoms, breathing obstruction, recurrent ENT problems, or allergy-adjacent symptoms that require pediatric ear, nose, and throat evaluation.
Dr. Erin Ostby is a UVM Health otolaryngologist with a nasal and sinus care focus. Patients in Burlington, Middlebury, and Berlin may see her for persistent nasal congestion, sinus symptoms, rhinitis, breathing obstruction, or allergy-adjacent ENT problems that need specialist diagnosis and treatment planning.
Dr. Heather Herrington is a UVM Health otolaryngologist caring for Vermont patients with ear, nose, throat, nasal, and sinus concerns. Her profile is useful for patients whose allergy symptoms overlap with chronic congestion, rhinitis, postnasal drainage, sinus pressure, or ENT issues that may need coordinated specialty evaluation.
Dr. Kelly Cowan is a pediatric pulmonologist with UVM Health in Burlington. Her profile is included for allergy-adjacent asthma care because many families searching for allergy help also need pediatric support for asthma, wheezing, chronic cough, and respiratory symptoms that can be worsened by environmental triggers.
Dr. Mirabelle Sajisevi is part of the UVM Health otolaryngology team in Burlington. While her work is broader than allergy care alone, her profile can help patients locate ENT evaluation for upper-airway symptoms, throat complaints, nasal concerns, or sinus issues that sometimes overlap with allergic conditions.
Dr. Richard Hubbell is a pediatric otolaryngologist with UVM Health in Burlington. His profile is relevant for families seeking care for children with persistent congestion, sinus or ear problems, nasal breathing concerns, and ENT symptoms that may overlap with allergies or asthma-related airway issues.
UVM Health Pediatric Pulmonology - Golisano Children’s Hospital
Dr. Sigfus Gunnlaugsson is a UVM Health pediatric pulmonologist in Burlington whose work includes asthma and respiratory care. This AllergyAva profile is allergy-adjacent rather than a board-certified allergist listing, helping families find Vermont specialty care for pediatric asthma, breathing symptoms, and trigger-sensitive respiratory concerns.
Dr. Tamara Rimash is a Vermont otolaryngologist at UVM Health with a clinical focus on nasal and sinus conditions. Her listing helps patients find ENT care for chronic congestion, rhinitis, sinus pressure, nasal obstruction, and symptoms that may be connected to environmental allergies or ongoing sinus inflammation.
UVM Health Pediatric Pulmonology - Golisano Children’s Hospital
Dr. Thomas Lahiri is a UVM Health pediatric pulmonologist in Burlington who cares for children with asthma and chronic respiratory symptoms. This profile is included for allergy-adjacent pediatric asthma care, helping families find specialist support when wheezing, breathing symptoms, or asthma may overlap with allergic triggers.