H Steven Sims, MD

Otolaryngology

Male
he/him
57
Black or African American
English
I grew up as a singer and musician, then decided to pursue a career as a vocal cord surgeon.  While at Yale, I continued to sing a perform throughout college and medical school.  I completed a residency in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and finalized my training with a fellowship in Laryngology and Care of the Professional Voice at the Vanderbilt Voice Center in Nashville, also known as Music City.  My interests include performing arts medicine, health equity, history of medicine, and diversity, equity, and inclusion.

The Chicago Institute for Voice Care

1009 S. Wood Street, Entryway 6C, Chicago, IL 60612
Accepting New Patients
In Person appointments
(312) 996-6555
(312) 996-7676
We offer world-class diagnosis and treatment for our patients, who present us with all the variety offered by the third largest city in the United States.
Institute    
As part of The University of Illinois Hospital and Health Sciences System, our mission includes community outreach, education on voice care, and the scientific exploration of all aspects of voice.
Voice    
Unique to humans, the voice communicates, inspires, educates and entertains. It is our mission to maximize each voice according to a patient's needs - whether the individual be a professional voice user (teacher, clergy, trial attorney) or a vocal performer. All voices are welcome!
Care    
We have assembled a team of highly trained professionals who create a personalized plan to restore and maintain each voice. Dr. Sims, a fellowship-trained laryngologist, makes an assessment and diagnosis according to the latest scientific research with state of the art equipment. He has assembled a team that can offer an array of appropriate options: medical, surgical, behavioral, and if desired holistic. 
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