The West Palm Beach community will soon have a new option for sinus and allergy treatment when West Palm Breathe Free Sinus & Allergy Centers officially opens its doors August 15.
West Palm Breathe Free Sinus & Allergy Centers specializes in treating patients who suffer from sinus and allergy-related issues. The office is located at 1515 N. Flagler Drive, Suite 600, in West Palm Beach, Florida, in the medical tower next to the Good Samaritan.
Otolaryngologist Cody Aull is a former U.S. Navy flight surgeon who is now the provider at West Palm Beach Breathe Free. Aull earned his DO at the University of Health Sciences/Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine in Missouri before completing his residency in otolaryngology and surgery at Northeast Regional Medical Center in Missouri.
"I absolutely cannot wait to get started and basically start feeling more of my dream! All I've been able to do is have it set up so I've got everything right there at my disposal," Aull told Florida Business Daily. "(I will) have it the way I want it. I'm super stoked to get to offer (my services) to South Florida."
Aull said that he wants to offer patients a more tailored and effective approach to treatment that reduces the process down to as few appointments as necessary.
"We have taken the unfortunate realities of medicine that the patient has to go through most of the time, and we've gotten rid of those so we can streamline the process," Aull said. "What I really wanted to be able to create for a patient is more of a concierge experience, because that's what all of us want. So when the patient comes in, they have a sinus issue or allergy issues. They have ear, nose and throat issues. We have all of the equipment right there, and we get all the information we need. That might take an hour or two. Most people want to spend the amount of time it takes to get it all done right now instead of chopping it up and do 15 different appointments to get it all taken care of."
Aull and his team are equipped to help patients with breathing and hearing problems, as well as other issues related to the head and neck.
"We offer CT and endoscopy in the office, along with allergy tests; we offer all of those things," Aull said. "We don't have an X-ray machine because ‘If you've got a Ferrari, why are you trying to drive a 1980s Honda to work every day?’ The CT is infinitely better and gives us a real-time view of what everything looks like today."
Aull has previously worked at Anderson Regional Medical Center in Meridian, Mississippi.