Audiology Services

A thorough evaluation of a patient with hearing loss will involve several different types of examination and testing. This allows a Doctor of Audiology to determine the cause of your hearing loss, so that an effective treatment plan can be created. Some of the tests The audiologist may perform when you visit our audiology practice include the following.

Based upon your hearing test results and your lifestyle, amplification options may be recommended. If a hearing aid would benefit you, your audiologist will discuss with you which options would best fit your individual needs and improve your quality of life. Remember, we are an independent practice, so our only goal is your best interest.

We have a variety of high-quality hearing aids here in the office. You can get a demonstration of the various options that your audiologist recommends, to see which one you think you’d like best. Of course, most people find it hard to be certain about their choice without trying out the hearing aids in a variety of different circumstances. This is why we offer a 45-day trial period on all hearing aids. If you find that your new hearing aids aren’t meeting your needs during this period, bring them back to us and tell your audiologist about your experiences. She may be able to adjust the settings to get better results for you, or she may recommend that you order a different pair.

In some cases, a patient’s treatment with a hearing aid may be enhanced by the use of a rehabilitation program. This can help the patient learn skills for maximizing their hearing abilities in daily life.

In our practice, the audiologists use individualized auditory training to help both children and adults with hearing problems improve their hearing function. This begins by enrolling you in her own aural rehab program, the Hearing Wellness Journey. The audiologist also may recommend some other online supplements based on need.

Tinnitus is a common condition that can interfere with daily auditory functioning. Although it’s commonly referred to as “ringing in the ears,” tinnitus can involve various types of sound, such as buzzing, hissing, or whistling.

Tinnitus commonly occurs along with hearing loss, as a result of years of exposure to loud noises. However, there are other possible causes of tinnitus. The audiologist will provide a thorough hearing evaluation to determine the cause of the problem. Treatment of tinnitus begins with treating any underlying condition, then our audiologists use a combination of techniques to help the individual who is experiencing bothersome tinnitus. Some options can include ear level sound generators, Lenire Tinnitus Treatment,  and tinnitus education, as well as referral to a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy program.

Our audiologist will recommend particular services and products based on your hearing needs, lifestyle, and preferences. 

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