Services
Hearing Assessments
A Hearing assessment is an important first step in your hearing health journey.
Through a hearing assessment, our licensed hearing aid specialist will be able to determine if you or a loved one is facing hearing loss and be able to identify the type and degree of hearing loss. The hearing assessment results will help us determine a comprehensive treatment plan that best fits your lifestyle.
So what should you expect from a hearing assessment? We start with an interview to help us understand your experience with hearing loss and gather any information that might reveal its cause. The hearing assessment helps us identify if hearing difficulty is caused by obstruction or damage to the ear canal or eardrum. It will also help us to pinpoint the specifics of your hearing loss through the use of an audiogram. Finally, if necessary, we will provide treatment solutions that benefit your degree of hearing loss.
Hearing Aid Repair
Are you a hearing aid user and experiencing trouble with your device? We can help.
Hearing aids are designed to be worn every day and help connect us to the world, and even though we try our hardest to keep them dry, clean, and in working order, they are sensitive electronic devices that may require maintenance from time to time. Sometimes a good cleaning is all your hearing device needs, but if there is a problem that needs repairing, Eartone Hearing Aid Center is here for you.
Custom Hearing Protection
Custom hearing protection is available to protect against dangerous levels of noise.
Noise-induced hearing loss is one the major causes of hearing loss and can be quite preventable with hearing protection. A single exposure to noises like a gunshot or fireworks or long-term exposure to noises of heavy machinery are examples of noise-induced hearing loss.
This type of hearing loss can be highly prevented with one simple safety measure: wearing hearing protection. Though using generic earplugs can be helpful, investing in custom ear protection is a great way to provide your ears with maximum protection against loud noise.
Assistive Listening Devices
Assistive learning devices (ALDs) help amplify sounds, allowing you to hear more clearly in difficult listening environments like large groups, theaters, conferences, and even with televisions.
These devices not only improve what hearing specialists call the “speech to noise ratio”, but they can also separate the sounds you actually want to hear from background noise allowing for an improved listening experience for the hearing aid user.