Audiology - Treating Hearing Issues for Your Best Health

Treating Hearing Issues for Your Best Health

No matter the type, degree or configuration of hearing loss, or whether you have a more serious otologic disorder, the audiologists at ProMedica can help you manage and treat hearing loss and vestibular disorders. This team of licensed hearing health care professional wants to improve your quality of life by helping you hear your best.

Our Approach to Audiology Care

With a large network of audiology specialists in northwest Ohio, ProMedica takes a comprehensive approach to managing hearing and vestibular disorders.

Audiologists at ProMedica work collaboratively with ENT doctors to make sure you receive complete, high-quality care. Our priority is to provide patient-centered care that is entirely focused on improving your health and well-being. We provide evaluation and treatment to adults and children.

Audiology Conditions

From hearing tests and evaluations to hearing devices and accessories, the audiologists at ProMedica have the in-depth knowledge and expertise needed to treat a range of conditions. You can trust that they’ll put you at the center of your care when diagnosing and treating your hearing loss or vestibular disorder. Common audiology problems include:

• Hearing loss.
• Vestibular disorders (dizziness or balance).
• Tinnitus (high pitch ringing or buzzing).
• Hearing conservation.
• Auditory processing disorders (ability to understand speech).

Audiology Treatments for Better Health

Our licensed audiologists are dedicated to providing the best care in treating and managing your hearing and balance concerns. Whether you need a hearing evaluation, assistive listening devices, or vestibular evaluations, you can be sure you’re receiving the region’s best in expert care.

Our services include:

• Hearing tests for children and adults.
• Newborn hearing evaluations and screenings.
• Hearing aid evaluations and programming.
• Cochlear implant evaluations and programming.
• Evaluations and programming of bone anchored hearing devices.
• Auditory processing evaluations.
• Assistive listening devices.
• Ear molds, swim plugs, hearing aid accessories and hearing protection devices.
• Counseling patients about hearing health and the possible need for treatment/management of their hearing loss.
• Vestibular evaluations including: Videonystagmography (VNG), rotary chair, Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential (VEMP), and Electrocochleography (ECoG), and Computerized Dynamic Posturography (CDP).