Nassau Standard

Capo Nose & Sinus Center is a local ENT practice that treats patients with symptoms such as nasal obstruction, allergy-related postnasal drip, chronic cough, sinus pressure, and congestion. Dr. Joseph Capo said his practice can perform multiple treatments in-office without the patient needing to visit multiple facilities.

"Our practice philosophy is centered around ensuring the well-being of our patients," Dr. Capo told Nassau Standard. "We are committed to providing them with comprehensive care without unnecessary inconveniences. We aim to prevent patients from having to visit multiple facilities, such as going from our office for an evaluation and then being sent elsewhere for a CAT scan, only to return to our office for further discussions. We want our patients to come to our office and receive efficient treatment, complete diagnostic workup, and a treatment plan all under one roof."

According to the practice's website, Dr. Jospeh A. Capo is the founder of Capo Nose & Sinus Center. The clinic offers services including both medical and procedural treatment of sinus and nasal conditions, along with comprehensive care for environmental allergies. The website notes that the practice is equipped with operating room-grade equipment, such as neuronavigation, which is considered the standard of care for sinus surgery and is usually found exclusively in surgical operating rooms.

Dr. Capo completed a five-year residency in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan, with a primary focus on the treatment of individuals dealing with sinus and nasal disorders. Per his bio page, he has conducted over 1000 sinus procedures and also conducts septoplasty and Latera nasal valve implant procedures right in the office setting.

Capo Nose & Sinus Center is a national SITE location, the only center in the Northeast with this designation, according to the company website. Dr. Capo lectures ENT surgeons from across the country, offering them expertise on office-based sinus and nasal procedures. This reflects a gradual shift away from conventional OR-based sinus and nasal surgeries toward contemporary, office-based methods.