Sensorineural Hearing Loss is usually permanent and the most commonly used treatment is hearing aids. When a patient is properly tested, fit and followed by an audiologist, hearing aids are highly effective. For this reason, the individual you work with makes a significant difference in your success with treatment.

Conductive Hearing Loss treatment options usually involve medical intervention to address the specific cause. In the event medical treatment does not clear up the conductive hearing loss, our audiologist can investigate other options, including the use of hearing aids. Our practice works closely with primary care physicians to make sure the correct path of intervention is followed and to keep everyone in the loop.