Michael Koriwchak, MD

Michael Koriwchak, MD, is a prominent Otolaryngologist based in Atlanta, Georgia, currently serving as the Managing Partner at Ear, Nose and Throat of Atlanta. He has a distinguished career specializing in various aspects of ENT care, particularly in voice disorders, sinus issues, and sleep apnea.

Education and Training

Dr. Koriwchak obtained his medical degree from Duke University School of Medicine in 1988. He completed his internship in General Surgery and residency in Otolaryngology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in 1994. Following this, he pursued a fellowship in Laryngology and care for the professional voice at Vanderbilt.

Professional Background

• Career Start: He moved to Atlanta in 1995 to become one of the founding physicians of ENT of Georgia.
• Specialization: His practice encompasses comprehensive treatment for sinus and allergy conditions, voice disorders, head and neck surgery, and swallowing disorders.
• Health Policy Involvement: Dr. Koriwchak has been active in health care policy discussions since 2010, contributing to various publications including Forbes and The Washington Examiner. He has also participated in multiple advisory roles at the White House regarding health care policy.

Additional Roles

In addition to his clinical practice, Dr. Koriwchak is:

• The Compliance Officer at his practice.
• The Vice President of the Docs4PatientCare Foundation.
• A member of the Health Advisory Board for the Technology Association of Georgia.
• A past co-host of the radio show and podcast “The Doctor’s Lounge.”

Dr. Koriwchak's extensive experience and involvement in both clinical practice and health policy make him a significant figure in the field of otolaryngology.