Significant hearing loss can lead to speech and language delay. Early Identification and treatment of hearing loss can lessen the impact it has on childhood development and allow them live to their full social and academic potential. Our Doctors of Audiology have extensive experience working with typically developing children and those with special needs. Audiological evaluations and treatment plans are highly individualized to meet your child’s and family’s needs.

There is no one-size fits all approach to hearing aid fittings. Your hearing loss is unique to you and so is your prescription for treatment. Depending on your hearing loss, your lifestyle, and budget – we will help you find the perfect hearing aid for you.

Tinnitus or ringing in the ears, is the sensation of hearing ringing, buzzing, chirping, whistling or other sounds. It can be intermittent or constant, and can vary in loudness. No matter how you are affected by tinnitus, one thing is for sure – you want to manage it.

Although there isn’t a cure for tinnitus, we have the knowledge and experience to provide you with treatment methods that can help lessen the impact that tinnitus has on your life. Contact us to schedule an appointment to discuss your tinnitus symptoms.

Protect your hearing every day. We offer custom hearing protection for musicians, machinists, factory workers, police officers, firefighters, and others in high-noise environments. Hearing protection can preserve your ear health and prevent the development of tinnitus.

Swim molds are specialized earplugs crafted from waterproof silicone that create a tight seal, which blocks water from flowing past the outer ear. They are customized for your ears to ensure a tight, snug fit in the ear canal. They help prevent ear infections. Swimmer’s ear molds aren’t just for swimmers; they’re useful for a wide variety of water activities including: boating, surfing, paddle boarding, jet skiing, canoeing & kayaking and water aerobics.

Assistive listening devices can dramatically improve the lives of people with hearing loss. They can bridge the gap between the listener and the sound source and can eliminate or reduce the effects of distance, background noise and reverberation. These hearing assistive technologies are designed to help people with and without hearing aids/cochlear implants to access speech.

The external hearing aid is anchored to the skull bone following a simple outpatient procedure by our local surgeons. We are able to fit these devices on pediatric patients with non-surgical softbands. Contact us today to find out if you are candidate for a bone anchored hearing device.

If you have or are a candidate for cochlear implants, we have the experience to work with you to make sure your device is functioning at its highest level. Our expert audiologists have extensive experience working with cochlear implant patient of all ages and works with all FDA approved cochlear implant devices.

We work with employers and employees. We perform audiometric testing, audiogram review and monitoring, employee education and training and provide personal hearing protection.