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. We recommend bringing a communication partner to your hearing aid consultation & fitting appointment. 

Cerumen (earwax) can build-up in your ears and cause a blockage, resulting in temporary hearing loss. We can remove cerumen quickly and without pain.

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 it to stop.

The good news is there are numerous tinnitus management tools available so that you don’t have to suffer any longer. Contact us to schedule an appointment to discuss your tinnitus symptoms.

We provide routine checkups on your device, making sure they are clean and functioning at their highest level.

Ear buds are placed into custom, made in-house, instant ear molds. This significantly decreases the environmental noise thus, allowing you to enjoy your music at a safe listening level. For example, this pair was made for a patient who wanted to ride his Harley while still enjoying his music but without either one damaging his hearing. Bring in your favorite set of ear buds and I will custom build the molds to fit them. I can usually have these done next day.

Custom hearing protection using filtered molds. They can be ready the same day. These give a non-linear response, meaning they allow soft sounds to pass through nearly unaffected while dramatically decreasing loud sounds. Custom earmolds are designed to give all day comfort without the need to take them in and out to hear others. They are a great option for shooting enthusiasts, construction workers, or anyone regularly exposed to loud sound. With no moving or electrical parts they are easy to maintain and battery free.

Hearing impairment is a greater risk factor for cognitive decline and dementia than other individual mid-life risks. To test for cognitive function, we utilize Cognivue, a self-administered computerized test that is completed in 10-minutes. The data is stored so we can compare over time a patient’s potential cognitive decline.