Our Practice
Established in 1999, this was the first Rhinology private practice in the country
ENT physician with fellowship training in Rhinology to manage diseases of the nose and sinuses
Veteran Physician Assistant (in more ways than one) with 22 years of ENT experience
New patients can find paperwork here to complete before their first visit
About us
Our Practice
, · The Georgia Nasal & Sinus Institute – located in historic Savannah, Georgia – is the premier center in the South specializing in all disorders of the nose and sinuses. Established in the year 1999 by Dr. Frederick Kuhn, a pioneer in endoscopic sinus surgery and treatment of nasal disorders, the Institute was the first independent practice of its type in the United States.
· Our physicians are board certified in Otolaryngology (ENT) and underwent an additional year fellowship training in the diagnosis and treatment of nasal and sinus related disorders. Our physicians are leaders in the field of Rhinology (sinus disease), Fellows of the American Rhinologic Society, and are well published in the scientific literature. Our goal is to use cutting edge technology and compassionate care to improve our patients’ quality of life.
Getting here
Although the private practice is not owned by the hospital, we are on the Memorial Hospital campus in the Provident Building. This is the 5-story green glass office building that is the building closest to Waters Avenue. Come inside and find us on the first floor in Suite 112. The physical address of the Provident Building is 4750 Waters Avenue, Savannah, GA.
About us
We wish him the best!
Dr. Campbell moves to NC
Adam Campbell, MD, has moved to North Carolina. With the recent addition of their second young child, the Campbell family has relocated to have their children closer to both sets of grandparents. The team at GNSI continues to take care of Dr. Campbell’s patients and is looking for another Rhinologist to join us!
Preparing for your visit
Help us make the most out of your visit
complete forms
Please arrive with your new patient paperwork complete. If this is not complete, please arrive extra early to complete this.
bring your scans with you
If you would like us to review a CT scan that was ordered by another physician, please bring this scan with you on a CD / compact disk. Do not assume we will be able to pull this up online.
medicine list
It is EXTREMELY important for us to know what treatments you have tried or been prescribed recently. Bring an active list of your current medicines and let us know what you have tried, what has worked, and what has not.
tell a good, organized story
Be organized with your story and make sure to let us know what symptoms you are feeling that are bothering you the most. We are here to help!