The practice of Audiology includes both the prevention and assessment of auditory, vestibular (dizziness, imbalance, vertigo), and related impairments as well as the habilitation, rehabilitation and maintenance of persons with these challenges. The objective of audiology is to optimize and enhance the ability of an individual to hear, as well as to communicate in his or her everyday environment. The overall goal of audiologic services is to improve the quality of life for all of these individuals.

• Diagnostic Audiological Evaluation
• Hearing Aid Evaluations
• Auditory Perceptual Evaluation
• Sound Field Testing
• Tympanometry
• Eustachian Tube Function
• Impedance Audiometry
• School/Employment Screenings
• Auditory Training
• Digital Hearing Aid
• Acoustic Reflexes
• Water Protection Ear molds
• Sound Protection Ear molds
• STAP Applications and Telephones Available
• Adult/Child Medicaid Accepted (Audiology)
• Self-Pay Accepted
• Insurance benefits verified
• Hearing Aid Batteries/supplies
• On-Site Doctor of Audiology