Hearing Disorders, Hearing Aid Sales & Service

Hearing loss is the most common chronic condition after arthritis and high blood pressure, affecting millions in the United States. It is referred to as a “silent disability.”

The causes of hearing loss are widespread, and it can affect persons of any age. For example, hearing loss can result from a middle ear infection, noise exposure, viral infection of the inner ear, physical injury or a more serious condition, such as a tumor, or it can be part of the natural process of aging. Many times, the cause is idiopathic or is simply not known. Often, other conditions occur with hearing loss such as tinnitus (noises in the ear – “ringing” or “crickets”).

To fully assess the true nature of hearing loss and associated conditions, we have a full team of professionals who can evaluate all aspects of hearing and balance and offer a full range of treatments. Our physician specialists can provide the latest medical and surgical treatment, including cochlear implantation and bone-anchored hearing aids. Our audiologists offer the latest hearing aid technology customized to individual needs.

Adult

• BAHA evaluation, fitting and follow-up services
• Central auditory processing evaluation and follow-up services
• Cochlear implant evaluation, fitting and follow-up services
• Electrophysiological evaluation (auditory and vestibular)
• Hearing aid evaluation, dispensing and follow-up services
• Hearing evaluation
• Tinnitus retraining therapy
• Vestibular evaluation and therapy

Pediatrics

• Central auditory processing evaluation and follow-up services
• Cochlear implant evaluation, fitting and follow-up services
• Electrophysiological evaluation
• Hearing aid evaluation, dispensing and follow-up services
• Hearing evaluation
• Newborn hearing screening follow-up

Our team consists of a board-certified otologist and six hearing specialists, all at the Au.D. (doctor of audiology) or Ph.D. level. This experienced and extensively trained team provides exceptional and comprehensive care to our audiology patients.