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A hearing exam is the first stage in determining the nature of your hearing loss. If you have a hearing loss, it will specify the magnitude, type and specifics of your specific hearing loss.

These tests will be conducted by one of our qualified professionals and consists of a multitude of exams to determine the distinctive characteristics of your hearing loss as well as the extent at which you can recognize and comprehend speech.

We do this to rule out certain types of hearing loss which can be treated surgically. It is essential that these kinds of hearing loss be ruled out before hearing aids or other treatments are treated as an option.

If the tests show you need hearing aids, they will also tell us which types of hearing aids will best suit your particular hearing loss.

Hearing aids have come a long way. Somehow, on average, they have managed to shrink in size and gain new technological features simultaneously. These devices conduct millions of calculations every day. But, like all technology, they will require maintenance every now and then.

We fix and service a range of hearing aid brands, whether or not you bought your device from us. In many cases we can repair your device within our office. If your device needs complicated repairs or repairs as part of your warranty, we can send your hearing aid straight to the supplier for you. Please contact our office to set up a meeting.

More than 50 million Americans currently suffer from the ringing, whooshing or other sounds that usually characterize tinnitus.

Most tinnitus sufferers face multiple negative side effects that may have a serious impact on their daily life. Some individuals have even complained of emotional issues and depression. They feel plagued by this sound that just won’t go away. They fear that the noise will only increase as time goes on and that it will never disappear.

Fortunately, tinnitus can be managed, and many people with tinnitus have had success in managing their symptoms, enabling them to live their live as normal. If your symptoms are troubling you, don’t hesitate to schedule an appointment with us. Using a tailored approach to each of our patients, we use audiological best practices to help you manage your symptoms.

Abrupt or extended noise exposure can cause hearing harm and is one of the major causes of hearing loss. Hearing loss from extended exposure to noise is gradual in nature and often identified too late, which means that it is usually permanent. No surgery or medical procedure currently exists to correct it.

That's why hearing safety is crucial for anyone who spends time in noisy environments on a regular basis, including target shooters, motorcyclists, airline pilots, musicians and construction and manufacturing workers. Anyone exposed to noise may need to wear hearing protection to safeguard their long-term hearing.

Custom earmolds are designed to suit your ear's unique shape. If you can't get a good fit with traditional earplugs, customized earmolds are a good option. As well as unparalleled comfort, they provide some of the best possible hearing protection.

We offer custom hearing protection for those in law enforcement, hunters, recreational shooters and musicians. Contact us today to take steps towards protecting your hearing, whatever noises you face.

Those with hearing loss have more trouble when it comes to certain technologies that we rely on every day for our safety, education or to facilitate communication. Assistive listening devices are built to support people with hearing impairments to hear the sounds they need to through the amplification of sound.

We stock a range of assistive listening devices designed to help reduce the noise-to-speech ratio in the important situations where clarity of speech is essential. Here is a selection of what we offer:

• Amplified Telephones
• Fire Alarms
• Personal Sound Amplifiers
• TV Listening Systems

Contact us today to find out the full range of devices we can offer you.

Earwax is generated naturally in the ears to help clean debris out of the ear canal. Also called cerumen, the earwax usually clears from our ears naturally, but in some instances, it can block our ears. This can lead to temporary hearing loss, tinnitus, earache or an increase in ear pressure.

Our hearing professionals only use the best-available wax removal techniques. In general, we try to send patients home with an ear wax removal kit but, if necessary, we will perform an office operation for more severe cases. Before deciding on what course to take, we will evaluate the severity of the impacted earwax. If you think you might have an issue with impacted earwax, contact us for an appointment today.