👂 ENT (Ear, Nose & Throat) in Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico has 77 verified ENT (Ear, Nose & Throat) in the federal NPPES registry, spread across regions. 1 of the island's 6 regions has none at all.
The doctor for your ears, nose, and throat.
When you can't hear well, you have sinus problems, frequent sore throats, or dizziness.
Most people call this the ear, nose, and throat doctor (ENT).
By region
How many in each region. Tap one to see the list with phone numbers.
By town
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All 77 ENT (Ear, Nose & Throat) in Puerto Rico
📞 Before you call, have this ready
Two minutes of prep save you weeks of back and forth.
- ✓Have your plan card and ID at hand. The first thing they ask. If it is for a relative, also their date of birth and plan number.
- ✓Ask your primary doctor for the referral first. Many otorrino (oído/nariz/garganta)s will not book you without one. Request it by phone, do not wait for your next visit.
- ✓Ask these two questions first. "Do you accept my plan?" and "Are you taking new patients?" That saves you the whole trip.
- ✓Ask how long the wait is, and to be put on the cancellation list. Someone cancels almost every week. Whoever is on the list gets that slot.
- ✓Write down who you spoke with and the date. If anything gets tangled later, that note untangles it.
Not sure which one to see?
Text El Veci. He tells you who is nearby and their phone numbers. At 787-417-7711:
OTORRINOOne important thing, neighbor to neighbor
This is not a substitute for medical advice. We verify public data, but phone numbers, health plans, and availability change. Before you go, call and confirm.
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Data from the NPPES, the US federal provider registry (the same one Medicare and health plans use). Every NPI is public and verifiable. See access by region across the island →