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To achieve our motto of “Quality Care for the Whole Patient”, our experienced audiologists will evaluate and remediate hearing loss. Patients and their families are involved throughout the entire hearing testing and, if needed, hearing aid process. Close contact is maintained with our expert otolaryngology (ear nose and throat) providers.

Audiology & Hearing Services:

Comprehensive Audiologic Evaluations for Adults

Each test is performed by an audiologist who records a detailed patient case history, evaluates the ear canal and hearing ability, and explains the results in detail.

Testing May Include:

  • Pure tone air and bone
  • Speech audiometry
  • Tympanometry
  • Distortion Product Otoacoustic Emissions

Comprehensive Audiologic Evaluations for Children

Healthy hearing is vital for a child’s development in speech, language, and socialization. Each assessment is tailored to the child’s age and needs.

Testing May include:

  • Conventional Audiometry
  • Play Audiometry (30 months to 4 years)
  • Visual Reinforcement Audiometry (9 months to approximately 30 months)
  • Tympanometry
  • Distortion Product Otoacoustic Emissions

Hearing Aid Dispensing and Fitting

Upon a comprehensive audiologic evaluation, the audiologist discusses with the patient whether a hearing-aid may be a necessary form of treatment. Each hearing aid is fitted using state-of-the-art Real Ear Measurement and Speech Mapping, and the audiologist guides the patient in selecting the best device for their needs. Patients receive close guidance through the trial period with the audiologist being available at all times in case questions arise.

Protective Hearing Devices

We fit custom earplugs for musicians, workers, dentists and others who require sound reduction and/or hearing protection from noise exposure. We also offer personalized swim molds for water protection.

Ototoxic Monitoring

Some medications may cause hearing loss and/or damage to the vestibular system. If hearing loss is identified, we will work with the patient’s care team to adjust dosages and best conserve hearing.