Frequently Asked Questions

If you are experiencing the following:

• Trouble understanding speech in quiet or noise. 
• Sudden change to their hearing. 
• Balance trouble
• Ringing in the ears. 

*If you have visible drainage from your ear you should consult with your primary care physician or ear nose & throat doctor (ENT).*

If testing reveals hearing loss that affects your ability to understand speech, hearing aids can help improve communication, comfort, and quality of life. 

You’ll receive a comprehensive hearing evaluation, including ear inspection, tympanometry, and speech testing. We’ll review your results together and discuss next steps. 

If hearing aids are recommended, we’ll work together to find the best solution within your budget. Our insurance team will verify your benefits to determine if your plan provides coverage for hearing aids.

We offer top-quality hearing aids from Resound, Oticon, Signia, Starkey, and Phonak—allowing us to select the best solution for your unique hearing profile. 

Real ear verification is a test that ensures your hearing aids are programmed precisely for your hearing loss. It confirms you’re getting the right amplification in every listening environment. 

Yes. Many patients notice significant improvement or complete relief from tinnitus symptoms after consistent hearing aid use. 

Most patients benefit from annual hearing evaluations to monitor changes and ensure hearing aids remain properly adjusted.