If you had a tooth with a painful cavity, you wouldn’t try to fill it yourself; you’d go to a dentist. Likewise, if your leg was broken, you wouldn’t try to set the fracture yourself. You’d go to a hospital emergency room where you’d expect to see an orthopedic surgeon or an emergency room physician skilled in setting fractures.

So when it comes to hearing loss, why are so many people willing to delay treatment and sacrifice quality care?

An Invisible Condition

One possible reason is that hearing loss is an invisible condition, quietly stealing the ability to communicate effectively with family, friends and business associates, and to live life to the fullest.

You may not notice that you can no longer hear the birds singing, or that you’re missing important parts of conversations, but your loved ones likely do.

If someone is urging you to get help for hearing loss, listen closely. You can buy hearing aids almost anywhere and everywhere today, but buying a hearing aid is just one step in treating the problem.

To get the maximum benefit, it’s important you see an expert in diagnosing and treating hearing loss, including programming and verifying your hearing aids.

Consult Expert Audiologists

Associated Audiologists has the largest staff of doctoral-level audiologists in the Midwest. Each one of us has dedicated our careers to learning everything we can about the auditory system, and helping our patients.

We have some audiologists whose primary focus is diagnosing and treating hearing loss; some who diagnose and treat dizziness and balance disorders; and some whose focus is tinnitus treatment and management. We work as a team to manage care for patients with more than one of these issues, and collaborate with your medical team.

Our audiologists regularly attend continuing education events/training opportunities to stay current in the latest technology and treatment options.

We subscribe to “best practices” and ethics from professional organizations, including the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, the Academy of Doctors of Audiology and the American Academy of Audiology.

Hearing Loss Treatment

Each recommendation we make is as individual as you are, but in the process, we consider the vast experience gained by caring for thousands of patients over more than 30 years.

Don’t leave your hearing to chance. Treat it like any other significant medical condition and see an expert who can help you hear your best.

Call 1-855-547-8745 to schedule an appointment with one of our doctoral-level audiologists today.

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