Because we are led by a state-licensed audiologist with extensive medical training and decades of experience, we offer thorough hearing tests that look at your entire hearing system, including your outer ear, your ear canal, your inner ear, and how well your brain processes what you hear.

If you are experiencing tinnitus (ringing in the ears), we can help treat it using hearing aids.

It's important to keep your ears clean to prevent physical obstructions from affecting your hearing. We can clean your ears and your hearing aids regularly to prevent wax buildup.

Our sense of balance is often connected to our inner ear. If you've noticed that you feel dizzy or off-balance, we can run a test to help determine what might be causing it and what treatment might help.

Musicians, hunters, and others whose careers or hobbies involve loud sounds should protect their hearing by wearing earplugs to avoid hearing loss down the line. We can take molds and create custom earplugs that are effective, comfortable, and (especially in the case of musicians) drop the volume in a way that still allows you to hear clearly.

In addition to a more standard hearing test, we offer this sophisticated examination that allows us to determine whether your hearing loss is sensorineural (nerve damage) or conductive (related to a blockage).