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Hearing & Audiology

Trouble hearing? Our licensed, nationally certified audiologists work closely with our ear, nose, and throat team to evaluate your hearing and find the right solution for you — from hearing aids to tinnitus treatment and beyond.

Signs You May Need a Hearing Evaluation

Not sure if your hearing is a problem? Here are some common signs it might be time to get checked out:

  • Trouble hearing in noisy places
  • Ringing or buzzing in your ears
  • Asking people to repeat themselves
  • Turning the TV up louder than others prefer
  • Sudden or gradual hearing loss
  • Dizziness or balance problems

Our Audiology Services

Hearing evaluations

Comprehensive tests to measure hearing ability across pitches and speech clarity.

Hearing aid fittings

Custom-fitted digital hearing aids with a 30-day trial and follow-up care.

Tinnitus management

Personalized treatment plans to help manage ringing or buzzing in the ears.

Balance and dizziness testing

Evaluation for balance disorders, dizziness, and vertigo.

Pediatric audiology

Hearing evaluations and care for infants, children, and teens.

Cochlear implant candidacy

Evaluation for patients who may benefit from a cochlear implan

What to Expect at Your Appointment

  1. Hearing history review: Your audiologist will ask about your hearing history, lifestyle, and any symptoms you've noticed.
  2. Hearing assessment: We'll test your ability to hear tones at different pitches and understand spoken words.
  3. Results and options: Your audiologist will explain your results and walk you through next steps, including hearing aid options if needed.
  4. Follow-up care: If you get hearing aids, you'll have a follow-up two weeks later to check your progress and make adjustments.

Not Sure Where to Start?

Our ear, nose, and throat team works closely with our audiologists — if you're not sure which specialist to see, we can help point you in the right direction.

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