Oaklawn Adds ENT Specialist Michael Nosanov in Marshall
Oaklawn has added otolaryngologist Dr. Michael Nosanov to its Marshall ear, nose and throat practice.

Oaklawn Medical Group has added Dr. Michael Nosanov, an otolaryngologist, to its Ear, Nose & Throat practice in Marshall.
Nosanov joined the practice Sept. 21 and is accepting new patients at the Wright Medical Building, 215 E. Mansion St., Suite 2D. For Battle Creek and Calhoun County residents, the addition may offer another local path to specialty care without a long trip. What conditions are includedOaklawn says Nosanov treats ear and sinus conditions, thyroid disease, head and neck cancer, voice and swallowing disorders, and sleep apnea. He is board certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology and has more than three decades of experience.
His arrival is not a substitute for emergency care. Residents with urgent symptoms should follow appropriate medical guidance, while routine appointments can be scheduled through the practice. How to learn moreThe office is at the Wright Medical Building in Marshall and can be reached at 269-789-0015. Use Oaklawn’s announcement for current provider and scheduling details. Questions you might haveQ: Is Dr. Nosanov accepting new patients?
Q: Where is the office?
Q: What does ENT care include? |
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