Hearing is evaluated in patients of all ages, from newborn through geriatrics. The patient is seated in a large soundproof room during testing to ensure accurate test results. Using a variety of clinical tools, which may consist of pure-tone testing, speech audiometry and impedance testing, the audiologist will determine a patient’s hearing levels.

After the evaluation, the audiologist will discuss the test results, implications of the hearing loss and make the necessary recommendations for amplification. The Audiologist will discuss the type of hearing aid that may work best for the individual’s type of hearing loss, lifestyle, previous experience, physical dexterity and budget.

What Makes Us Different?

• We are an independently owned practice and are proud to offer a full array of styles and brands of hearing aids.
• We are not contracted with ANY hearing device manufacturer. This allows the Audiologists to recommend the best option for you without the limitations of a predetermined contractual obligation.
• We match the hearing aid solution to your hearing loss, lifestyle and budget.