A multilayered approach is required to improve moderate to severe hearing loss. G.L. Wyeno Hearing Specialists offers services that take a patient-friendly approach to testing and treatment. With firm support throughout the process, any individual can look forward to better hearing.
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Earwax Removal
Cerumen, also known as earwax, is naturally produced by the glands in the ears to lubricate the ear canals and keep dust and debris from getting too far down in the ear canal. Cerumen typically clears itself from the ears, but in some instances can accumulate and cause a blockage, especially if you wear earmolds […]
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Evaluation for Hearing Aids
An evaluation is more in-depth than a hearing test. Common tests during the evaluation are air conduction, pure tone bone conduction and speech testing. The accuracy of these tests helps to create the best treatment plan for a patient.
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Hearing Aid Fitting and Programming
The dispensing and fitting is a personal process and requires an understanding of hearing aid features. Audiologists answer questions about the new device while carefully guiding patients in the right direction. Comfort is the priority, so it is important for the patient to have the final say on which hearing aids to purchase. When the new devices arrive, they are programmed for maximum efficiency with live speech mapping.
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Hearing Aid Repair and Maintenance
Over time, hearing aids will wear down from use. To prolong their life, users can practice normal care and maintenance routines. When hearing aids are properly cared for, they can last several years without a major breakage. Technical issues outside of the normal care routine can be handled with a quick in-office visit. For major repairs, loaner hearing aids are discussed while the originals get sent to the manufacturer.
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Hearing Care for Infants and Children
Hearing needs for developing ears requires a different set of tests and treatment options. For the first few years of life, hearing aids are life-changing. A good response to treatment at an early age is a good sign that hearing development is improving.
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Hearing Tests
A hearing test confirms whether an evaluation is necessary. Tests can take place online, in-office or with a portable unit. Accessibility is important and can help hearing loss sufferers take the first step to treatment.
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Industrial Hearing Screening
Hearing damage is a real and unfortunate effect of long-term exposure to loud noise. Noise is a hazard of industrial workers and workers of any occupation who are repeatedly exposed to loud noise.
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Tinnitus Treatment Options
The perception of sound in one or both ears is known as tinnitus. It is a distracting noise that can debilitate the sufferer when untreated. Tinnitus has variants that are temporary and permanent, but both are treatable.
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