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Peak ENT and Voice Center

Peak ENT provides comprehensive treatment and surgical procedures for ear, nose, throat, head and ne Welcome to Peak ENT and Voice Center

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Michael King, MD provides comprehensive diagnosis and management of all ear, nose and throat disorders and treats a variety of complex laryngeal, tracheal and esophageal disorders. Our goal is to provide patients with personalized, compassionate and professional attention. Dr. King and his team strive to earn patients’ trust by offering the highest quality and thorough care possible. Michael King, MD is a board certified otolaryngologist, head and neck surgeon who subspecializes in laryngology. In addition to treating the full spectrum of ear, nose and throat disorders, Dr. King is a fellowship-trained laryngologist whose special interests include helping patients of all ages with voice, swallowing and airway diseases. Dr. King also specializes in minimally invasive treatment of sinus and voice disorders. Peak ENT and Voice Center has three convenient locations along the Front Range in the Denver Metro area. For more information about our services or to schedule an appointment, please call (720) 401-2139 or email us at info@peakentandvoicecenter.com.

01/04/2026

That constant “ahem” isn’t just something you picked up.

Throat clearing is usually a reflex — your body’s way of responding to irritation or a sensation that something doesn’t belong there.

Common hidden causes include:
• silent reflux
• post-nasal drip
• allergies or sinus inflammation
• vocal cord irritation
• dryness or dehydration

Here’s the tricky part:
Frequent throat clearing can actually irritate the vocal cords further, creating a loop that’s hard to break.

If you feel like you’re always clearing your throat but never quite feel relief, your body may be asking for attention — not willpower.

At Peak ENT & Voice Center, we focus on identifying why it’s happening so treatment targets the cause, not just the symptom.

📍 Brighton • Golden • Broomfield • Denver

01/03/2026

Looking ahead to 2026, care is about more than treating symptoms.
It’s about protecting how you connect.

Your ears help you stay present.
Your nose supports sleep, energy, and focus.
Your throat and voice carry your words, your work, your life.

At Peak ENT & Voice Center, we care for the systems that let you hear clearly, breathe freely, and speak with confidence — today and into the year ahead.

Here’s to a new year of thoughtful, personalized care.

📍 Brighton • Golden • Broomfield • Denver

12/30/2025

As the year begins to slow, we want to pause and say thank you.

Thank you to the patients and families who trusted us with their care.
Thank you for the conversations, the questions, the follow-ups, and the moments that reminded us why we do what we do.

Caring for hearing, breathing, and voice means caring for connection — and we don’t take that lightly.

As we move toward a new year, our commitment remains the same: compassionate care, careful listening, and helping you feel your best in every season.

We’re grateful to be part of your journey and honored to walk into the year ahead with you.

— The Peak ENT & Voice Center Team 💙

12/28/2025

🎂✨ December Birthday Cheers! ✨🎂

We’re celebrating Sheri & Kimberly this month — two amazing members of the Peak ENT & Voice Center team who bring kindness, dedication, and heart to everything they do.

December birthdays shine a little extra bright, and we’re so grateful to have you both on our team. Wishing you a year filled with joy, health, and moments worth celebrating!

💙 Happy Birthday, Sheri & Kimberly!

12/26/2025

🎙️ Your Voice Is a Team Sport

Most people think the voice lives only in the throat.
In reality, it’s a coordinated effort between:

• lungs (air power)
• vocal cords (sound source)
• throat & mouth (clarity)
• brain (timing + control)

When one part is off—even slightly—the whole system compensates. That’s why voice problems don’t always feel painful… they feel effortful.

Signs your voice is compensating:
▫️ You run out of breath when talking
▫️ Your voice fades by evening
▫️ You avoid speaking in noisy rooms
▫️ You feel tension, not pain

At Peak ENT & Voice Center, we look at the entire voice system—not just the vocal cords—to find the true cause and the right solution.

📍 Brighton • Golden • Broomfield • Denver

12/24/2025

✨ Happy Holidays from Peak ENT & Voice Center ✨

This season is filled with voices we love, sounds that bring comfort, and moments worth remembering.

Wishing you a peaceful, healthy, and joy-filled holiday season from all of us to you. 🎄❄️

— The Peak ENT & Voice Center Team

12/20/2025

❄️ Winter Is Peak Season for Vocal Cord Overuse 🎤

Holiday talking, cheering at games, singing in the car, long dinners, dry indoor air…
Your vocal cords are basically running a seasonal marathon.

Here’s the wild part:
Your vocal cords don’t have pain receptors like muscles do — so they often fail quietly before they hurt.

That’s why vocal cord disorders can start as:
• “My voice just feels tired”
• Needing more effort to speak
• Losing your voice faster than usual
• Sounding raspy only at the end of the day

Winter + dryness + extra talking = perfect conditions for strain.

If your voice isn’t bouncing back like it used to, that’s not aging — that’s information.

Peak ENT & Voice Center specializes in diagnosing why voices change and helping them recover, not just rest.

📍 Brighton • Golden • Broomfield • Denver
🎶 Because your voice deserves to make it through the holidays — and beyond.

12/18/2025

🌬️ Windy days don’t just feel loud — they change how your ENT system works.

Strong winds stir up fine particles (dust, pollen, mold spores) and rapidly dry the nasal lining. When that lining dries out, it loses its ability to filter, humidify, and protect — which can trigger sinus pressure, throat irritation, post-nasal drip, or even ear fullness.

Wind can also disrupt ear pressure regulation, especially in people with Eustachian tube sensitivity, making ears feel plugged, poppy, or off-balance hours after the gusts are gone.

If you notice symptoms spike on or after big wind events, that’s not coincidence — it’s physiology responding to environmental stress.

Your ENT system is adaptive, but it does best with support. Peak ENT is here to help. 720-401-2139

📍 Peak ENT & Voice Center
Brighton • Golden • Broomfield • Denver

12/14/2025

🔔 That ringing in your ears isn’t “just noise.”
It’s your nervous system trying to fill in missing sound.

Tinnitus often happens when hearing pathways are stressed — from noise exposure, hearing loss, jaw tension, sinus pressure, or changes in the inner ear. The sound feels real because, to your brain, it is real.

The good news?
Understanding the cause is the first step toward relief.

At Peak ENT & Voice Center, we evaluate tinnitus as a whole-system issue — ears, brain, and balance — so treatment is tailored, not one-size-fits-all.

📍 Brighton • Golden • Broomfield • Denver

12/12/2025

Here’s something surprisingly cool:
your ears, nose, and throat are constantly predicting the future.

Not metaphorically — literally.

• Your ears anticipate altitude changes before you feel them.
• Your nose adjusts airflow milliseconds before each breath.
• Your throat preps your voice based on how loudly you might need to speak next.

It’s like built-in weather radar… but for your body.

Most people only notice these systems when something feels “off,”
but the truth is: your ENT system is one of the most intelligent, automatic, and adaptive networks in your body — adjusting thousands of times a day without you realizing it.

So if winter throws it off a little?
That’s not failure.
That’s a finely tuned system asking for a recalibration.

Pretty remarkable when you think about it.

12/07/2025

🎧❄️ December Sounds Different—Here’s Why

Ever notice how December feels louder?
Crunching snow, crowded rooms, sudden quiet after a storm—your body takes in every signal.

And this time of year, your ENT system is sending signals back to you:

✨ Ears reacting to pressure shifts? Your body may be asking for relief from fluid buildup or seasonal congestion.
✨ A nose that won’t settle down? It may be signaling inflammation, dryness, or early sinus changes.
✨ A tired or raspy voice? Often your vocal cords are telling you they’re stressed, overworked, or dehydrated.

December is full of sensory clues—little messages your body uses to guide you toward better health.

This month, pause and ask yourself:
“What is my body trying to tell me?”
A whisper of discomfort is still a message.

At Peak ENT & Voice Center, we’re here to help you understand those signals so you can move through winter with clarity, comfort, and confidence.

12/05/2025

Comfort isn’t complicated—better breathing, clearer hearing, and a healthy voice can transform daily life.

Peak ENT is here to support your wellness from every angle.

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403 Summit Boulevard, Unit 204
Broomfield, CO
80021

Telephone

+17204012139

Website

http://peakentandvoicecenter.com/

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