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Hearing Health & Wellness Center is your most complete source for hearing healthcare in central Connecticut.
We offer comprehensive hearing assessments and hearing care to those 18 months of age and older. Hearing Health & Wellness Center can help you maximize your hearing and give you the confidence to start on the path to better hearing thanks to our experience and cutting-edge hearing equipment and technology.
Hearing Health & Wellness Center was established in 2004. Over the course of her career, Dr. Linda Vasile has assisted many patients with hearing loss. She graduated from Southern Connecticut State University with a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Communication Sciences and Communication Disorders. She earned her doctorate degree in Audiology from the Arizona School of Health Sciences.
You must go through a battery of hearing tests before a treatment plan for hearing loss can be created. These examinations are carried out to establish the type and degree of your hearing loss. Hearing tests include:
You must go through a battery of hearing tests before a treatment plan for hearing loss can be created. These examinations are carried out to establish the type and degree of your hearing loss. Hearing tests include:
Your lifestyle will also be considered to ensure that any other variables that may be causing your hearing loss can be covered. Dr. Vasile will work with you to create a treatment plan based on the hearing test results. The results might indicate that hearing aids are your best choice for your hearing concerns. Hearing Health & Wellness Center has a wide selection of the best hearing aids to choose from.
The technology used in hearing aids is always improving, making them a popular method of treating hearing loss. With today’s innovations in technology, you can choose from a wide variety of hearing aids to suit your specific requirements. The majority of hearing aids are designed to be discreet and undetectable, and all are made to be both comfortable and functional.
Choosing the best hearing device for you can be challenging, especially with all the available styles, technology, and models available. At Hearing Health & Wellness Center, we are committed to making hearing aid selection an enjoyable and fulfilling experience.
Do you occasionally notice a ringing in your ears? Does this sound have an adverse effect on your life or your job? If so, you may suffer from tinnitus. Tinnitus can be brought on by several types of hearing loss or other medical conditions. In certain situations, the symptoms brought about by tinnitus are so disturbing that they interfere with daily tasks. We offer tinnitus evaluations at Hearing Health & Wellness Center.
You must go through a battery of hearing tests before a treatment plan for hearing loss can be created. These examinations are carried out to establish the type and degree of your hearing loss. Hearing tests include:
Hearing aids are the most common hearing solutions available. These devices are designed for various levels of hearing loss, from mild to profound. Hearing Health & Wellness Center carries the best hearing aid brands available including Phonak, Oticon, ReSound, Widex, and Starkey. Our clinic also offers hearing aid repair and maintenance for the aforementioned hearing manufacturers along with Unitron and Signia hearing aids.
Earmolds are a useful defense against tinnitus and future hearing loss. Musicians, industrial workers who work around loud noises, motorcyclists who want to reduce wind noise, and people who need a quiet environment while sleeping, are just some of the many individuals who can greatly benefit from various types of earmolds.
Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) are tools used with or without hearing aids, bone-anchored implants, and cochlear implants to enhance the accessibility of sounds for people with various degrees of hearing problems. The most popular option for assistive listening among consumers is loops because they are the easiest to use. Designed to be simple and covert, hearing loops enable you to enjoy clear, personalized sound directly to your ears.
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Basically, yes. Through self-referral, you are not obliged to see a physician or practice nurse before making an appointment with an audiologist. The majority, if not all, third party payers will need a referral, even though neither state licensure nor an audiologist’s ethics necessitate one. It is best to confirm the details of the referral with the specific payer. Payers, however, are generally reasonable and permit a broad recommendation, as is the case with Medicare. Medicare accepts written correspondence signed by the treating practitioner or his or her office, phone calls from the practitioner or his or her office, or emails from the practitioner or his or her office (section 80.6.1 of Chapter 15 of the Medicare Benefit Policy Manual).
Basically, yes. Through self-referral, you are not obliged to see a physician or practice nurse before making an appointment with an audiologist. The majority, if not all, third party payers will need a referral, even though neither state licensure nor an audiologist’s ethics necessitate one. It is best to confirm the details of the referral with the specific payer. Payers, however, are generally reasonable and permit a broad recommendation, as is the case with Medicare. Medicare accepts written correspondence signed by the treating practitioner or his or her office, phone calls from the practitioner or his or her office, or emails from the practitioner or his or her office (section 80.6.1 of Chapter 15 of the Medicare Benefit Policy Manual).
Basically, yes. Through self-referral, you are not obliged to see a physician or practice nurse before making an appointment with an audiologist. The majority, if not all, third party payers will need a referral, even though neither state licensure nor an audiologist’s ethics necessitate one. It is best to confirm the details of the referral with the specific payer. Payers, however, are generally reasonable and permit a broad recommendation, as is the case with Medicare. Medicare accepts written correspondence signed by the treating practitioner or his or her office, phone calls from the practitioner or his or her office, or emails from the practitioner or his or her office (section 80.6.1 of Chapter 15 of the Medicare Benefit Policy Manual).
Basically, yes. Through self-referral, you are not obliged to see a physician or practice nurse before making an appointment with an audiologist. The majority, if not all, third party payers will need a referral, even though neither state licensure nor an audiologist’s ethics necessitate one. It is best to confirm the details of the referral with the specific payer. Payers, however, are generally reasonable and permit a broad recommendation, as is the case with Medicare. Medicare accepts written correspondence signed by the treating practitioner or his or her office, phone calls from the practitioner or his or her office, or emails from the practitioner or his or her office (section 80.6.1 of Chapter 15 of the Medicare Benefit Policy Manual).
Analysis tests are primarily carried out by audiologists to assess a patient’s hearing capacity. Audiologists can identify and treat hearing loss with hearing aids and other devices. They devote a lot of effort to teaching and supporting patients and their families better communication and hearing-care techniques. Audiologists can also diagnose and handle patients who have issues with hearing and balance, and can carry out professional Ear wax removal.
Analysis tests are primarily carried out by audiologists to assess a patient’s hearing capacity. Audiologists can identify and treat hearing loss with hearing aids and other devices. They devote a lot of effort to teaching and supporting patients and their families better communication and hearing-care techniques. Audiologists can also diagnose and handle patients who have issues with hearing and balance, and can carry out professional Ear wax removal.
Numerous factors can lead to hearing loss, so it’s crucial to obtain a thorough hearing evaluation to choose the most effective course of action. Regular exposure to excessively loud noises can increase one’s susceptibility to hearing loss over time. As a person gets older, age-related hearing loss is anticipated to happen gradually. Hearing loss may also result from taking certain treatments or medications.
Your ears could be in danger if you clean out your ears of wax using cotton buds or some other tiny, pointy objects. To avoid damaging delicate ear parts, we strongly advise professional Ear wax removal to remove wax buildup rather than using do-it-yourself methods. Professional ear wax removal is quick and generally painless. Audiologists have the appropriate tools and methods to ensure that your ears are safe during the procedure.
The more you know, the better equipped you will be to make wise choices about your hearing health. In our blog posts, we talk about hearing aids, hearing health, and related topics. If you are looking for any specific information, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
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