Resources
A wide range of hearing resources is available to support your hearing health needs. From a guide to hearing aids that explains different options to an overview of CareCredit for easier financial planning, there are tools designed to meet your needs. Advanced Hearing Care also provides valuable information on understanding tinnitus, helping patients manage its effects. Each resource is geared toward improving your hearing experience and ensuring you have the support necessary for lasting hearing wellness.
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What Exactly is Hearing Loss?
Adjusting to life after hearing loss can take some time. Luckily, there are plenty of resources available online and in our office to help you move forward, starting with our friendly and informative staff.
This introductory guide to hearing aids is a great way to familiarize yourself with your options. From information about technology and styles to guidelines on choosing your ideal device, you can start doing your research here.
More on Consumer's Guide to Hearing AidsAs hearing professionals, we have our finger on the pulse of the hearing healthcare industry. If you’re interested in the latest hearing technology advances, studies and updates, check out our news page.
More on Latest Hearing Health NewsHearing loss is an issue that impacts families – not just the person who has received the diagnosis. This list of Ten Hearing Commandments is meant for those family members and close friends. It’s a good resource for learning how to communicate effectively with the people who matter most.
More on Ten Commandments of Good CommunicationAudiologists are healthcare professionals who evaluate, diagnose, treat, and manage hearing loss and hearing conditions like tinnitus and balance disorders. An audiologist holds a minimum of a Master's degree in Audiology.
More on What is an Audiologist?Learning more about how the hearing system can also be helpful in this treatment process. This guide provides a beginner’s analysis of the hearing system from a patient perspective.
More on Hearing - How the Ear WorksOne reason to be proactive about seeking hearing treatment is that avoiding it can have damaging effects. This guide takes a closer look at the consequences of delaying treatment. It may be helpful if you’re still deciding whether you need care.
More on Impacts of Untreated Hearing LossThe type of hearing loss you have could impact the treatment we recommend. This guide takes a look at the different types of hearing loss and how they’re treated. It can help you understand what your care plan may look like after we provide a diagnosis.
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We believe in accessible hearing healthcare and strive to offer a variety of payment plans to help fit every budget. Read below to learn more about insurance coverage, financing plans and billing.