At The Hearing Connection, we believe hearing your best means living your best. Our compassionate and professional team takes the time to listen, understand your needs, and offer personalized solutions using the latest technology.
Our approach goes beyond simply checking your ears. We take the time to get to know you, understand your unique listening needs, and uncover the root cause of your hearing challenges. Using advanced diagnostic tools and the latest hearing technology, we provide thorough, precise evaluations that help us create a personalized treatment plan just for you.
Let us help you reconnect with the moments and people you love most.
We provide comprehensive hearing assessments, including tests for sensorineural hearing loss, to identify the degree and type of hearing loss and recommend the best solutions. We offer a full range of diagnostic tests for both adults and children.
If you’re hearing ringing or buzzing in your ears, we offer thorough evaluations and customized treatment plans to help reduce the symptoms of tinnitus.
We provide in-depth diagnostic testing to evaluate hearing health and detect any underlying conditions. Our expert audiologists ensure precise results to provide the best treatment options and hearing solutions.
From selection and fitting to cleanings and repairs, we support you through the entire hearing aid journey.
Hearing better goes beyond getting a hearing aid. We ensure every hearing aid is fitted with precision and care for optimal comfort and performance.
Having trouble with your hearing aid? We offer fast, reliable cleaning and repairs to restore your device’s performance.
We carry a wide range of modern, discreet hearing aids from trusted manufacturers including Oticon, Widex, Phonak, Starkey, Resound, Unitron, and Signia.
From swimming to loud work environments, our custom-fit earplugs provide the protection your ears need.
We offer the essentials to make your hearing aids perform their best. From batteries and cleaning tools to helpful accessories, you can rely on The Hearing Connection to keep your devices running smoothly and comfortably. We make it easy to maintain your hearing aids, extend their life, and ensure you’re getting the best possible sound every day.
Struggling to hear clearly in noisy places or during phone calls? Our assistive listening devices are designed to give you extra support in challenging listening environments—at home, work, or on the go. Discover simple tools that make everyday conversations easier and more enjoyable.
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Yes, you can! Many audiologists accept self-referrals, which means you can schedule an appointment without needing approval from a doctor. Just keep in mind—if you’re planning to use insurance (especially Medicare), a referral may still be needed for coverage.
If you’re using Medicare and want the hearing test to be covered, you’ll need a doctor’s referral. That’s because Medicare only covers diagnostic hearing tests when a healthcare provider documents a medical reason for the evaluation.
Hearing loss is diagnosed through a comprehensive hearing evaluation. An audiologist or hearing specialist will perform a series of tests to measure how well you hear different sounds and understand speech. Based on the results, they’ll explain the type and severity of hearing loss and recommend the best next steps, like hearing aids or medical treatment.
The best hearing aid for you depends on several factors, like your level of hearing loss, lifestyle, budget, and preferences for size or features. An audiologist will guide you through the options and help you choose a hearing aid that fits both your hearing needs and your daily life.
Since hearing loss often develops gradually, it can be easy to overlook. You might find yourself frequently asking others to repeat what they’ve said or struggling to follow conversations in noisy places.
The television or phone volume may need to be louder than usual, and people might seem like they’re mumbling even when speaking clearly. High-pitched voices can become harder to hear, and you may notice a constant ringing or buzzing sound in your ears, known as tinnitus.
Over time, trying to keep up with conversations might even leave you feeling mentally exhausted.
If any of these experiences sound familiar, it may be time to schedule a hearing test.
Identifying hearing loss early allows you to stay connected to the people and activities you care about. It can also prevent more serious complications down the line.
