Our Services

Testing & Audiometry

In order to adjust your hearing aid to your individual requirements, we first determine your personal hearing profile, or "audiogram." This is done by testing your ability to hear a variety of speech and environmental sounds.

The Ear Impression

Since the various systems produce different hearing impressions, it is important for you to make a comparison yourself. For this purpose we will produce custom-made earmolds based on the exact contours of your ears. We can then ensure that your hearing aid fits perfectly.

The Fitting

To determine the optimum settings for your hearing aids, we use your audiogram, as well as your personal impression of how well you can hear. This adjustment process is carried out using a computer.

When adjusting your hearing aids, we take various measurements to check how well you can hear. Once we teach you how to operate them and instruct you on the energy supply (batteries), you should wear your new hearing aids for a few days in your regular surroundings.

Based upon what you tell us about how well you can hear in your everyday surroundings, we will make any necessary final adjustments to your hearing aids.

Follow-up Care

Once your hearing aids have been fitted to your complete satisfaction, we will provide you with detailed information on how they should be maintained. Of course, you can have your hearing aids checked by us at any time. This will ensure that the sound quality remains as good as ever, and will extend the life of your aids.

We Provide

• Hearing Evaluations for Adults and Children
• Comprehensive Hearing Aid Fittings and Adjustments
• Hearing Aid Repair and Programming
• Industrial Hearing Conservation Services
• Educational Audiology Services for Hearing-impaired Children
• Complete Hearing Health Care*'

*Complete Hearing Health Care is the most comprehensive hearing aid and hearing rehabilitation program available, and is offered exclusively through the preferred members of the American Hearing Aid Associates. This nation-wide association of hearing health care professionals provides regular hearing and hearing aid evaluations, hearing aid warranties, and loss and damage policies.