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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the practice treat tinnitus (ringing in the ears)?

The practice specializes in tinnitus treatment, offering comprehensive evaluations and personalized management strategies for this condition commonly known as “ringing in the ears.” Their skilled audiologists work closely with each patient to develop tailored approaches aimed at reducing discomfort and enhancing quality of life. For specific information about tinnitus treatment options, patients are encouraged to contact the practice directly.

Does the practice offer pediatric audiology services for children?

While primarily focused on adult audiology care, the practice provides support for families with children requiring hearing services. The team can offer valuable guidance and connect families with specialized pediatric audiologists through their professional referral network when more specialized childhood hearing care is needed.

How do I schedule an appointment?

Appointments can be scheduled by calling the practice directly or by completing the online appointment request form on their website. After receiving your request, the staff will contact you to confirm a convenient time that works for both you and the audiologist. This streamlined scheduling process ensures minimal wait times for new patients.

Does the practice offer home visits or telehealth services?

The practice extends both home visit and telehealth options to ensure all patients can access quality audiological care. These flexible service models allow patients to receive professional hearing care either in their homes or through secure video consultations, making treatment more accessible regardless of mobility constraints or geographic location.

Does the practice offer hearing aid cleaning or servicing?

The practice provides comprehensive hearing aid cleaning and servicing as part of their care offerings. Their experienced team performs professional maintenance to ensure optimal device performance and extended lifespan of hearing aids. These regular servicing appointments help patients maintain clear sound quality and prevent potential issues before they affect hearing performance.