WHAT ARE AUDIOLOGISTs/LICENSED HEARING AID SPECIALISTs?
They are highly trained and regulated professionals dedicated to the assessment and management of hearing health
Service Summary: Audiologists and licensed hearing aid specialists are highly trained, regulated professionals dedicated to the assessment and management of hearing health. They perform comprehensive hearing evaluations using advanced diagnostic tools to accurately determine the nature and extent of hearing or balance loss. This specialized service is crucial for improving communication and quality of life through personalized recommendations and the provision of appropriate devices.
Comprehensive Offerings Include:
- Comprehensive hearing assessments
- Custom ear molds and impressions
- Prescription, fitting, and maintenance of hearing aids and accessories
- Repairs of existing hearing aids (when deemed appropriate)
MORE INFORMATION
AUDIOLOGISTS RECOMMEND HEARING TESTS SHOULD BE PERFORMED EVERY 1 or 2 YEARS FOR:
- Anyone who uses hearing aids and/or devices
- Patients who have had any rapid deterioration in hearing.
- Individuals over the age of 60, even if they aren’t experiencing noticeable symptoms of hearing loss, due to the increased prevalence of age-related hearing loss (presbycusis).
- Patients with certain health conditions like diabetes or those undergoing chemotherapy/taking ototoxic drugs, as these can impact hearing.
FACT:
The audiological assessments arranged by On-Site Specialists are designed to be exceptionally comprehensive, moving far beyond a simple hearing check. Leveraging advanced, facility-appropriate diagnostic tools, these evaluations accurately map the precise nature and degree of hearing loss. The findings are then clearly communicated, which is intended to help the patient and family gain an improved knowledge and deeper understanding of the condition. This detailed awareness is foundational, as it alleviates uncertainty and establishes realistic expectations for communication.
Appointments
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On-Site Specialists administrates the schedule for Audiology on a first-come, first-served basis. Clinics are typically held every three months, pending demand/provider availability. Emergency visit services may be accommodated based on provider availability.
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