Professional Services
On-Site Hearing Services is the premier provider of on-site professional audiology and hearing aid services. With all the options you have for improving your hearing, why take chances? We can help you understand the real differences between hearing aids and professional audiological care. We believe there's more to better hearing than just providing you with a hearing aid. We provide extensive follow-up counseling and support services for all of our patients, because better hearing is much more than a piece of technology.
Visit us for a no-obligation hearing screening, a simple process that takes less than 10 minutes! Click on "Contact Us" for more information.
We offer all of the following professional services:
Audiological evaluations (hearing evaluation)
Helps us understand your hearing capability and word recognition/understanding. We specialize in comprehensive medical evaluations, not "free tests", to give us a complete understanding of your hearing situation. A comprehensive audiological evaluation includes otoscopy, tympanometry, and audiological testing.
Hearing aids – extended warranty repair, sales, and service
Extended warranties are a great idea for "peace of mind". This means you're covered for life if you ever have problems with your device.
Hearing aids- sales and service
We offer a wide selection of hearing aids, including digital processing and digitally programmable, from a variety of manufacturers. We will work with you to find the best solution for your hearing healthcare needs within your budget.
If you ever need a repair, we can get your hearing aid repaired quickly at a reasonable cost and give you a loaner hearing aid to use until yours comes back.
Hearing aids – warranty service
We service all makes of hearing aids, no matter where you purchased it.
Many times, hearing aids don't work properly because they are plugged with ear wax, oil, or dirt, which prevents the sound from going in or out of the hearing aid. We can do these repairs quickly and easily right in our office.
Hearing aid evaluations
We have state-of-the-art equipment and experienced professionals who can evaluate your hearing. We use special "videootoscopy" equipment to visually monitor your hearing. Combined with the knowledge of our specially trained audiologists, you'll know exactly what it will take to have better hearing health.
Hearing aid checks
Want to get an idea of what you're hearing...and what you're not? We'll do a quick, pain-free process to give you an idea of your hearing levels.
Ear molds – custom made cell phone earpieces
An ear mold connects the ear canal to a hearing aid, and literally places sound in your ears, which could make the difference in making and placing calls on your cell phone.
Custom ear molds come in a variety of colors, materials and designs to fit your busy lifestyle.
Ear molds – swim molds
People who do not want water in their ear canals can have floatable swimmer's ear plugs made of a water resistant material which can even be made to change colors!
Battery sales
Batteries are available to fit a countless variety of hearing aids and devices.
Counseling sessions– private
We take pride in one-on-one counseling to listen to your needs, and answering any questions about the myriad of hearing aid choices.
Tympanometry
Measurement of the ability of the eardrum to move when positive and negative pressure are present in the ear canal.
Cerumen Removal
Also known as ear wax. Cerumen can block you from getting sound to your eardrum. It's important to keep your ears clean of debris.
If you find yourself turning up the volume more and more, it's a good time to have your ears checked and determine if you have a blockage caused by excessive ear wax...or a more severe hearing issue.
Video Otoscopy
A video technology that allows audiology professionals to see if there is an abnormality in the ear canal that could be causing a hearing problem.
Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) FM Systems
You may have certain communications needs that can't be solved alone by hearing aids. For example, when you use the telephone or listen to the radio, you still may have difficulty hearing clearly.
Special devices have been developed to solve these problems. Assistive listening devices make specific desired sounds, rather than all sounds (in the surrounding environment) louder for more clarity.
Tinnitus diagnostics and management
Tinnitus is a common condition, where a person experiences a ringing, rushing, or buzzing in the ears. Tinnitus will not cause you to go deaf, but its presence may affect your daily activities.
Our professionals can help recommend a course of action to deal with this persistent problem. Each person has an individual response to treatment. Our goal is to work with you to minimize and potentially eliminate this condition.
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