Treat your hearing loss
You can ease the impact of hearing loss and improve your ability to communicate by getting your hearing checked and exploring treatment options with an audiologist. You may have a hearing problem if you have trouble following the conversation when two or more people are talking at the same time or frequently ask others to repeat what they say. The older we get, the more likely we may have disabling hearing loss, but hearing loss can occur at any age.
How do audiologists help correct and assess hearing loss?
To assess hearing issues, an audiologist will conduct a comprehensive hearing test and evaluation, then provide you with treatment recommendations and follow-up.
Hearing loss can be corrected with amplification devices like hearing aids, ear plugs, and rehabilitation therapies. ARC audiologists will work with you to make adjustments to fit hearing aids or other amplification devices to help you communicate with the world around you.
Remember, even if you buy your hearing aids over the counter, your audiologist can help you by assessing your degree of hearing loss. They'll also explain your options to protect and improve your hearing when hearing loss is present and properly program your hearing aids.
Tips for maintaining your hearing aids
Proper maintenance and care for your hearing aids can help them work efficiently and last longer. Visit our Caring for Your Hearing Aids page and find expert guided instructional videos on how to care for your hearing aids.
Audiology care
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Children's Hearing Care
Services
- Comprehensive Diagnostic Hearing Evaluation
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Comprehensive Diagnostic Hearing Evaluation
A comprehensive diagnostic hearing evaluation is a full assessment of your hearing ability.
- Digital Hearing Aids
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Digital Hearing Aids
Digital hearing aids are state-of-the-art devices designed to produce an exact duplication of sound, delivering clear and precise sound quality. With personalized fittings and advanced technology, we ensure an improved hearing experience tailored to each individual's needs.
- Ear Mold Products
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Ear Mold Products
You can protect your hearing with custom-made hearing protection ear molds or ear plugs. Ear molds are custom-made in-the-ear devices that protect your hearing with noise-canceling abilities and channel and amplify sound.
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- Ear Plugs Musician’s Hearing Protection
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Ear Plugs Musician’s Hearing Protection
ARC audiologists can help you find the proper ear protection to keep you going in you're creative environment.
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- Evaluate Communication Needs of Patient
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Evaluate Communication Needs of Patient
Evaluate your needs to improve your ability to communicate with the world around you and explore treatment options with an ARC audiologist.
- Hearing Aids
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Hearing Aids
Hearing aids can be customized to your hearing needs and lifestyle with the goal to make your hearing sharper and last longer. ARC offers a 30-day trial period with unlimited visits to help ensure a proper fit.
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- Hearing Aids for Children
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Hearing Aids for Children
ARC offers personalized solutions to improve hearing and enhance the quality of life for young patients.
- Hearing Evaluation and Hearing Test
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Hearing Evaluation and Hearing Test
Hearing evaluations and hearing tests help determine if you are experiencing hearing loss and its severity.
- Hearing Protection Systems
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Hearing Protection Systems
ARC offers a wide selection of hearing protection systems to preserve and protect your hearing. We offer custom and universal fit devices to satisfy your level of comfort.
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- Hearing Rehabilitation and Counseling
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Hearing Rehabilitation and Counseling
Audiologic, or hearing rehabilitation and counseling, aims to help you relearn the hearing abilities you may have lost due to hearing loss.
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Conditions
- Conductive Hearing Loss
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Conductive Hearing Loss
Conductive hearing loss happens when sounds cannot get through the outer and middle ear, and it may be hard to hear soft sounds or louder sounds may be muffled.
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- Hearing Aids for Adults
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Hearing Aids for Adults
Hearing aids help carry sounds from the environment into your ear and make them louder.
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- Hearing Loss
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Hearing Loss
Older adults are the largest group affected by hearing loss. Things that lead to hearing loss include age-related hearing loss (presbycusis), exposure to loud noise, and hereditary causes.
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- Hearing Problems
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Hearing Problems
Hearing problems could be an early sign of hearing loss. This can include changes in noise volume around you and trouble understanding others when they talk.
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- Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
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Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
Your inner ears may get damaged if exposed to extremely loud noises or around loud noises for long periods of time. This is called noise-induced hearing loss.
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- Pediatric Hearing Development Problems
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Pediatric Hearing Development Problems
Hearing loss can lead to delays in your child's ability to make sounds, learn to speak, and communicate.
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- Pediatric Hearing Loss
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Pediatric Hearing Loss
There are 3 main types of pediatric hearing loss: sensorineural, conductive, and mixed. These types of hearing loss can be present at birth or can occur after birth.
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- Presbycusis
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Presbycusis
Presbycusis is an age-related hearing loss problem. This hearing loss happens slowly in both ears.
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- Psychosocial Impact of Hearing Loss
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Psychosocial Impact of Hearing Loss
Hearing loss can affect more than just your hearing. The mental and emotional effects of hearing loss may include anger, denial, depression, anxiety, isolation, and other psychosocial issues.
- Sensorineural Hearing Loss
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Sensorineural Hearing Loss
Sensorineural hearing loss happens when there is damage in your inner ear.
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- Severe Hearing Loss
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Severe Hearing Loss
Things that lead to severe hearing loss include age-related hearing loss (presbycusis), exposure to loud noise, and hereditary causes. Older adults are the largest group affected by hearing loss.
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