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Audiology

Audiology focuses on the diagnosis and management of hearing loss, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and balance-related disorders. At BASS Medical Group, our licensed audiologists work closely with ENT specialists and pediatric ENT providers to evaluate hearing health, fit hearing aids, and provide rehabilitative care for patients of all ages.

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Conditions Commonly Treated

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Hearing Loss

Related Specialties

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Otolaryngology (ENT)
Pediatric ENT doctor examining a baby's ear for potential ear infection.
Pediatric Ear Nose and Throat
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Services We Offer

  • Comprehensive hearing evaluations
  • Pediatric hearing testing
  • Hearing aid fittings and programming
  • Tinnitus assessments and management
  • Balance testing (vestibular assessments)
  • Custom ear molds and hearing protection
  • Earwax removal
  • Audiologic rehabilitation and counseling

    • When Should You See a Specialist?

    Consider scheduling with an audiologist if you:

    • Frequently ask others to repeat themselves
    • Experience ringing or buzzing in your ears
    • Struggle to hear in noisy environments
    • Have trouble with balance or unsteadiness
    • Notice hearing loss that came on suddenly or progressively
    • Are concerned about your child’s speech or hearing development

    FAQs About Pain Medicine

    Q: What’s the difference between an audiologist and an ENT doctor?
    A: Audiologists specialize in hearing and balance testing, hearing aids, and non-surgical treatments. ENT doctors handle medical and surgical issues of the ear, nose, and throat.

    Q: Are hearing tests covered by insurance?
    A: Many insurance plans cover diagnostic hearing evaluations. Hearing aids may have separate coverage. We can help check your benefits.

    Q: How do I know if I need a hearing aid?
    A: After testing, an audiologist will review your hearing results and discuss whether a hearing aid would improve your communication and quality of life.

    Why Choose BASS Medical Group

    Our audiologists work alongside board-certified ENT physicians to deliver complete care—from testing to treatment and follow-up. With pediatric and adult audiology services available, BASS Medical Group ensures patients of all ages receive expert, personalized attention.

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