“Hearing aids are an advanced hearing loss solution. Hearing aids are less noticeable and with better sound quality than ever before. If you’re struggling to have conversations with family and friends, it’s time to give hearing aids a change to improve your quality of life.”
“The process of hearing seems simple enough on the surface: we hear a sound, we recognize the sound, and we react to the sound. In reality, however, hearing is a complex process that requires the coordination of a number of different body parts and functions.”
“If you suspect your child has a hearing loss, you are not alone. The thought of this may seem daunting to most parents, but we have the resources to help you through the process. What should you do if your child has special communication needs? What are the warning signs of hearing loss in children?”
“In addition to our comprehensive audiological services, we offer speech pathology services as well. If you or your loved one is having difficulty communicating through speech, our vast experience in the field can help. These services can also help with auditory processing disorders.”
“Some people experience sounds in their ears when there is no external source. The medical term for this sound, which can be anything from ringing to whooshing, is tinnitus. Tinnitus, while sometimes benign, can be quite bothersome for those individuals it impacts. Our providers are experienced in helping you navigate through your experience with tinnitus.”
