Your Hearing Health Starts Here

We closely follow emerging research on the relationship between hearing loss and cognitive decline. This enables us to better understand how hearing health impacts cognitive function and to apply this knowledge in developing personalized treatment plans. 

• Real Ear Measurements:  Real ear measurements provide precise data to ensure proper auditory stimulation is being delivered to the ears and brain by verifying the accuracy of amplification with a patient’s hearing prescription and the individual’s unique ear shape/ear canal size. Real ear measurements ensure optimal sound and comfort for each patient.
• Speech in Noise Assessment: Speech-in-noise tests simulate real-world listening environments, helping audiologists evaluate how well the brain processes in challenging situations such as background noise. 

Together, these evaluations ensure that hearing aids are finely tuned to your needs.

Our audiologists regularly participate in continuing education courses to stay informed about the latest research and advancements in hearing health.    

• Dr. Marcia & Dr. Jeri recently attended Neuroscience Bootcamp at Parker University’s Brain Lab in Dallas, Texas with Harvard/M.I.T. trained neuroscientist, Dr. Keith Darrow, Ph.D. to discuss the correlation of hearing, cognitive decline, and how the brain processes the auditory signal.

We continuously evaluate and adopt the latest hearing technologies and therapies that can improve hearing, manage tinnitus, and support cognitive health. By offering cutting-edge solutions, we aim to enhance your overall well-being and quality of life. 

We believe great care includes establishing meaningful relationships. We strive to provide the best patient experience and customer service, and recognize the importance of every patient that comes into our office.  Treating hearing loss is an on-going process that requires regular follow-ups, maintenance, and cleanings, to keep you hearing your best. Our team is here to support you not only during your initial visit but throughout your entire hearing journey.