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Tinnitus Management
Our audiologist offers personalized tinnitus treatments, including hearing aids with customizable features, to help reduce the impact of ringing or buzzing in your ears.
Understanding and Managing Tinnitus
Tinnitus, often described as ringing or buzzing in the ears, affects millions of Americans. While there's no cure, effective management strategies can significantly improve quality of life. Our tinnitus management program combines advanced hearing technology, sound therapy, and counseling to help you find relief and regain control over your hearing experience.
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Comprehensive tinnitus evaluation and hearing test
Customized treatment plan development
Fitting of tinnitus management devices or hearing aids
Follow-up care and ongoing support
Our Tinnitus Management Approach
At Doctors Hearing, we offer a personalized tinnitus management plan designed to address your unique needs and lifestyle, ensuring that our approach effectively fits your daily routines and preferences.
Advanced Solutions for Tinnitus Relief
We utilize state-of-the-art tinnitus management tools, including hearing aids with built-in sound generators and standalone sound therapy devices. Our Real Ear Measurement technology ensures optimal device programming for your specific tinnitus and hearing profile. We also offer counseling and cognitive behavioral therapy techniques to help you develop coping strategies and reduce tinnitus-related stress.
Get answers to common questions about our services to help you make informed decisions about your hearing health.
Tinnitus management is often an ongoing process. Many patients experience improvement within a few weeks to months, but treatment duration varies based on individual needs and response.
While there's no complete cure, our management strategies can significantly reduce tinnitus perception and its impact on daily life for most patients.
Many modern hearing aids include tinnitus masking features that can provide relief. They can also improve overall hearing, which often helps reduce tinnitus awareness.
Tinnitus can result from various factors including hearing loss, loud noise exposure, certain medications, and health conditions. We'll help identify potential causes during your evaluation.
Tinnitus often accompanies hearing loss, but not always. A comprehensive hearing test can determine if hearing loss is present and guide treatment options.
Protecting your hearing from loud noises, managing stress, and following your personalized treatment plan can help prevent tinnitus from worsening.