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What is an Audiologist?

Audiologists are the only professionals who are university trained and licensed to identify, evaluate, diagnose, and treat audiologic disorders of hearing. Audiologists may practice in Private Audiology Offices, Hospitals, Medical Practices, Universities, Public Schools, Private and Public Agencies.

All individuals with suspected hearing loss require audiological evaluation to determine the type, degree, and cause of the hearing impairment. Insurance companies and managed care organizations are realizing that efficient cost-effective hearing health care requires that primary care physicians refer patients directly to audiologists to determine whether rehabilitation or medical/surgical treatment is indicated. Insurance companies recognize that only 20% of all individuals with hearing loss require medical or surgical treatment for their hearing loss. Rehabilitation treatment consists primarily of design, selection and fitting of hearing aids and/or assistive listening devices. These services are provided directly by audiologists.

Why Should I See an Audiologist?

Audiologists hold a master’s, research doctoral (Ph.D.) or clinical doctoral (Au.D.) degree from an accredited university with special training in the prevention, identification, assessment, and rehabilitation of persons with hearing impairments. Audiologists are required to complete a full-time professional experience year and pass a demanding national comprehensive examination following completion of their master’s or doctoral program. Additionally, they are required to obtain 8 continuing education hours per year to maintain their state license. By virtue of their graduate education, professional certification, and licensure, audiologists are the most qualified professionals to perform hearing tests, dispense hearing aids and assistive listening devices, provide rehabilitation services and refer patients for medical treatment.

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Digital Hearing Aids and Listening Devices for Everyday

Grusecki Audiology & Hearing Aid Services specializes in digital hearing sales, diagnostic hearing assessments including the evaluation and treatment of tinnitus, and assistive listening devices.

The advent of cosmetically appealing hearing devices is here and when paired with features to improve a persons’ ability to hear in noisy environments, such as digital signal processing, directional microphones, and automatic feature activation, the capability of having satisfied customers has never been greater. Grusecki Audiology & Hearing Aid Services provides premium hearing aids and fitting processes that lead to increased customer satisfaction.

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