General Info:
Our patients are given the opportunity to be educated about their hearing loss and the multitude of options available. Then, and only then, can they make an informed decision.
We are dedicated to serving our patients in an honest, caring and attentive manner.
We provide diagnostic hearing services with state-of-the-art equipment and work with only the highest quality hearing products.
Our goal is to provide our patients with innovative hearing solutions for their everyday living. Simply identifying a hearing loss is not enough. Our challenge is to assist our patients in finding solutions that address their lifestyle, cosmetic preferences and budget. Only then do we feel that our patient has been truly helped.
We provide full hearing evaluations, admittance, visible speech (measurement of middle ear); real ear measurement; hearing loss simulation for family members to understand the hearing problems of their family member; and assistive listening devices.
A critical factor in the holistic treatment of our patient's hearing loss is the relationship we have with primary care physicians. The three-way relationship between Patient, Audiologist and Primary Care Physician ensures that your hearing loss is managed medically, in addition to the rehabilitation that we might perform. Your physician is informed as to any results and decisions made in relation to your hearing health.
Providing the best care means offering you the best and highest quality in hearing aid technologies currently available. These products are continually improving and our office is committed to staying abreast to those changes, and making them available to you. We carry a full range of hearing aids from a variety of leading manufactures.
Mild hearing loss: unable to hear soft sounds, difficulty understanding speech clearly in noisy environments.
Moderate hearing loss: unable to hear soft and moderately loud sounds, considerable difficulty understanding speech, particularly with background noise.
Severe hearing loss: some loud sounds are audible but communication without a hearing instrument is impossible.
Profound hearing loss: some extremely loud sounds are audible but communication without a hearing instrument is impossible.
The degree of hearing loss varies from person to person. Between the two extremes of hearing well and hearing nothing, there are many degrees of impairment. The terms used to describe the degree of hearing loss are mild, moderate, severe and profound. Most hearing losses are mild to moderate.