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We’re here for you through every phase of your hearing journey; and we’re committed to making every step as easy as possible. Whether you’re looking for hearing information or prepping for your first appointment, this page has you covered.
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Everything you need, all in one place.
Below you’ll find everything you need for before, during and after your visit, as well as additional information on hearing healthcare.
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Think You Might Have Hearing Loss?
Take our free, five-minute online screening to get a better understanding of your hearing health. It can determine if a professional evaluation is right for you.
Hearing Loss
What Exactly is Hearing Loss?
Hearing loss is the total or partial inability to hear sounds in one or both ears. It happens as a result of the aging process, noise exposure or other health conditions. A diagnostic evaluation is the best way to identify your degree of hearing loss and develop the best treatment plan.
Tinnitus is described as a persistent buzzing, whirring or ringing in the ears. It can be frustrating to experience and confusing to understand. Luckily, many patients have found relief through treatments that ease symptoms and improve quality of life.
More on Ringing in the EarsAt Hearing Associates we understand that taking that first step can be scary. We have the expertise to properly diagnose your hearing loss and will take the time you need to review all your possible options.
More on Scared of Hearing Loss?Hearing loss is categorized by the damaged area of the auditory system. There are three basic types of hearing loss: sensorineural hearing loss, conductive hearing loss and mixed hearing loss. The most commonly diagnosed type of permanent hearing loss is sensorineural hearing loss.
More on Sensorineural Hearing LossHow do I know if I have hearing loss? How is hearing loss diagnosed? What kinds of tests do audiologists perform? Our FAQ section has answers to questions like these and more. Click to get helpful information to assist you on your hearing journey.
More on Frequently Asked QuestionsIf you’re trying to better understand your hearing loss, a basic comprehension of how the ears work can help. While our auditory system is incredibly complex, this page breaks down key information that can help shed more light on your hearing health.
More on Hearing - How the Ear WorksWhen it comes to hearing loss, no two people are exactly alike. Hearing loss varies in severity and can be impacted differently depending on pitch and frequency. Identifying your unique type of hearing loss is key to developing the best treatment plan for your needs.
More on Types of Hearing LossTinnitus
Buzzing, whirring or ringing in your ears? It could be tinnitus.
Tinnitus is described as unwanted noises in one or both ears. It’s a common, yet frustrating condition that can dramatically impact quality of life. Luckily, many patients have found relief through treatments that effectively ease their symptoms.
Financing
Billing & Insurance Information
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.
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Insurance & Financing
We believe that hearing care should be as affordable as possible, which is why we offer a wide range of financing options to help make hearing devices more accessible to our patients. Click for more information and to see if you qualify.
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The Catch to Value
Added Hearing Aid Programs through Your Health Insurance Marketing of hearing aids by health insurance companies is on the rise. These programs, or "buying groups," limit providers, technology, and services so they can offer these "discounted hearing aids." They often restrict their members to certain makes and models of hearing aids. Patients ask if they…
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Care Credit
We accept CareCredit cards to make improving your hearing health more budget-friendly. CareCredit offers special financing on purchases of $200 or more for healthcare costs not commonly covered by insurance, including hearing aids.