Austin Hearing Aid Center
Audiologists and Hearing Aids in Austin, Texas
We Listen So You Can Hear… for connection, music, and all the rest!
Our team has the best audiologists in Austin, TX, providing comprehensive hearing healthcare to patients of all ages. From consultations, hearing tests, hearing aid fittings, hearing aid programming, real-ear measurements, and tinnitus evaluations, we aim to give each patient the best possible treatment plan.
Expert audiologists at Austin Hearing Aid Center will help you enjoy conversations and stay connected to family, friends, and your community.
We partner with Hearing the Call, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization bringing hope and healing to persons who are hard of hearing. Learn more here: https://hearingthecall.org/
WE LISTEN SO YOU CAN HEAR
Best Audiologists in Austin, TX
At Austin Hearing Aid Center, we believe that the key to effective hearing care centers around providing a personalized treatment plan with advanced hearing aid technology, and ongoing follow-up care.
We are committed to providing a comfortable and trusted place for hearing evaluations, consultations, and hearing loss treatment in Austin, TX.
Allison Archer
Audiologist
Angela Wooten
Audiologist
Amanda Zappler
Clinical Coordinator / Audiologist
Sheila Steele
Office Manager
Hearing loss can happen for many reasons, and finding the right solution can feel overwhelming. With so many types of hearing aids out there, working with an audiologist who understands the latest technology, research, and hearing healthcare options is the best way to get the right fit for you.
At Austin Hearing Aid Center, we are dedicated to providing personalized hearing care because we know that every person’s hearing loss is unique. There is no one-size-fits-all solution; we aim to ensure you get the most out of your hearing aids and treatment plan. Our team takes the time to understand your specific needs and find a solution that works best for you.
When you walk through the doors of Austin Hearing Aid Center, you’ll immediately feel the difference. Our caring team, commitment to service, and advanced technology set us apart. We’re here to help you enjoy all these benefits without breaking your budget. Beyond just hearing, we focus on clarity – ensuring you don’t miss out on conversations, even in challenging environments.
We know that untreated hearing loss can impact your mental and emotional well-being. It can leave you feeling left out or disconnected from the people and activities you love. At Austin Hearing Aid Center, we’re here to help you stay connected with your family, friends, and community. Let’s work together to keep you hearing your best and enjoying life to the fullest!
Hearing loss has many causes. While there are various types of hearing aids available, we highly recommend you work with an audiologist who is knowledgeable about the latest in technology, research, and overall hearing healthcare treatment options.
At Austin Hearing Aid Center, we are committed to giving each patient individualized hearing care. We acknowledge that each hearing loss is unique and needs a personalized solution. We understand there is no one-size-fits-all solution for hearing loss. We want our patients to experience the maximum benefit from their hearing aids and treatment plan.
Step into Austin Hearing Aid Center and you will see and experience the difference – from our caring team, our focus on service, state-of-the-art equipment to our expert customer care rooted in best practices. Enjoy all of these benefits and more at a price point that fits your budget.
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We have been providing expert hearing care in Austin, TX, for over 40 years and counting.
Hearing Products and Accessories
All set to start your journey to better hearing? You will find a wide array of hearing aids in various styles, technology levels and features to fit your hearing needs. Our clinic is conveniently located off 71 and Menchaca Road. Give us a call with any questions or to schedule an appointment!
Better hearing is a call away! We offer a no-charge 30-minute consult appointment if you are a new patient and wanting to find out if the Austin Hearing Aid Center is the right fit for you. Contact us to schedule an appointment with one of our audiologists and get access to individualized hearing care with premium hearing devices and technology to fit your lifestyle and hearing needs.
Caption Call
CaptionCall is an innovation that takes technology for hearing loss to another level, providing exceptional sound quality for phone calls with audio and frequency settings customizable to each person’s hearing loss. Austin Hearing Aid Center works with CaptionCall to make it easier for you to communicate confidently with family, friends and colleagues. Whether you’re on the phone or on a Zoom call, CaptionCall offers a revolutionary approach to communication and eliminates the fear of missing out on important conversations.
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Audiology Frequently Asked Questions
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If you notice that you’ve been saying “What?” more often, and you are not able to make sense of what others are saying, it may be time to get your hearing tested. A hearing evaluation will assess if you have hearing loss, what type of loss and to what extent. Most of the time, hearing aids can help manage hearing loss, making it easier to hear and connect with others, allowing a more enjoyable time with family, friends and co-workers.
If you don’t hear as well as you used to and/or have any concerns re: your hearing, it is time to visit an audiologist and have your hearing evaluated. Hearing loss onset is often gradual; it may be difficult to detect in the early stages. If you notice you’ve been turning up the volume on the TV, having difficulties hearing on the phone, struggling to comprehend or follow group conversations, and missing calls/alarms/doorbells, it’s time to get a hearing evaluation.
Hearing aids are an investment in your hearing health. Consult your audiologist for the best service package and length of warranty for your hearing healthcare needs. If you are not seeing your hearing professional for the evaluation, treatment, programming, updates, and service of your hearing aids, you won’t enjoy the maximum benefits of the technology. Regardless of the brand and model, the best hearing instruments are the ones that are fit and programmed according to your hearing needs and where ongoing service is part of your treatment package.
Some insurance companies cover hearing aids and hearing services; many do not cover hearing aids. Some insurers offer optional hearing plans that include specific coverage for hearing tests and hearing aid fittings.
Self-referral is an option if you are willing to pay for audiology services out of pocket. If you do not have insurance coverage for hearing healthcare, or are not planning to use your current insurance coverage, there is no need to see a doctor for a recommendation.
To date, all diagnostic audiological procedures that are covered by Medicare require a referral from a physician. There must be a specific symptom, sign, or complaint that highlights the need of each diagnostic procedure or treatment.
Hearing aid dispensers (HADs) are fully certified experts who evaluate hearing and offer aftercare for hearing aids. Hearing aid dispensers must be certified and licensed in order to use hearing technology. Audiologists can assess and diagnose a larger range of hearing and balance problems. An audiologist may be more appropriate for medically related services such as balance issues, earwax impactions, and noise-induced hearing loss. Both specialists may do hearing aid maintenance, cleaning, and repairs, as well as fitting and adjustment.
Tinnitus Frequently Asked Questions
There is no cure for tinnitus but there are many things to investigate and potentially treat to reduce the effects of tinnitus.
The first step is to check that your ears are clean and healthy. If your ear canals are clogged with wax or if you have fluid trapped behind your eardrums, that can increase your perception of tinnitus. If there is earwax, it should be removed. If you have fluid trapped behind your eardrums, you should see an otolaryngologist (ENT doctor) to treat the fluid.
Additionally, certain medications and supplements can cause or exacerbate tinnitus so you should speak to your prescribing doctor or pharmacist about whether potential side effects could include tinnitus.
Assuming all the aforementioned factors are taken care of, many people find relief by using masking noise. For someone who is only bothered by the tinnitus when trying to fall asleep, this can be as simple as running a fan or white noise machine at bedtime. For someone who would like more consistent masking noise, many hearing aids can generate a masking noise which can either play all the time or be switched on and off as needed. Many hearing aids can also connect to smartphones and play music or whatever sound you prefer from apps on your phone.
Some people find relief for their tinnitus by pursuing counseling in the form of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
If tinnitus is caused by an underlying issue, like medication or untreated hearing loss, often treating the cause of tinnitus is a way to find relief. Many people also find a reduction in the impact of their tinnitus by implementing sound therapy and meditation into their lifestyle.
Often times treating the underlying cause of tinnitus can greatly reduce tinnitus. Tinnitus can be caused by various things like stress, medication, untreated hearing loss, and many more. If treating the underlying causes of tinnitus is not enough to provide relief, there are strategies that can be implemented to help reduce the impact of tinnitus on your life. As technology improves, more and more solutions will become available with emerging technology.
We have been providing the best hearing care and hearing aids in Austin, TX, and beyond for over 40 years.
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Our office is conveniently located off Ben White and Menchaca Road.
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4403 Menchaca Road, Suite E
Austin, TX 78745 - (512) 444-8684
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