How to Make an Appointment with UF Health ENT (ent.ufl.edu)

The UF Department of Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery website (ent.ufl.edu) provides a "Make an appt" call-to-action and lists clinic locations, but it does not publish online booking steps or pricing. To schedule, start from the site's appointment link or contact UF Health directly for scheduling details.

What the site tells you about appointments

The department homepage presents a "Make an appt" action alongside its clinic locations. That is the intended entry point for patients. The site does not show:

• A self-service online booking flow
• Appointment pricing or insurance details
• Wait times or provider-specific availability

So treat ent.ufl.edu as a starting point for navigation, not a complete scheduling system.

Steps to request an appointment

1. Go to ent.ufl.edu.
2. Find the "Make an appt" link on the page.
3. Follow it to the UF Health scheduling channel it points to.
4. If you prefer to speak with someone, contact UF Health directly and ask for the Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery department.
5. Confirm which clinic location fits your needs before your visit.

Expected result: you reach a scheduling channel or a staff member who can book your visit. If the link does not resolve to a booking page, calling UF Health directly is the reliable fallback.

Who you would be seeing

The department describes a multidisciplinary team of board-certified otolaryngologists trained in medical and surgical management of ear, nose, and throat diseases and disorders. It reports:

These figures describe the department's scale and training outcomes; they are not appointment or pricing information.

Common sticking points

• No online booking shown on the site. The page offers an appointment call-to-action but no visible self-scheduling tool, so expect to complete scheduling through UF Health rather than the department page itself.
• Multiple clinic locations. The site lists clinic locations, so confirm the correct one before your appointment to avoid going to the wrong site.
• Pricing and coverage not published. The site does not display costs, so ask about insurance and payment when you contact UF Health.

If you are not a patient

The same site serves prospective residents and medical students. The department states that residents receive well-rounded surgical training, and medical students can take advantage of clinical and research opportunities. Those audiences should look for the Residency Program and Medical Education sections rather than the appointment link.