Life Deserves to Be Heard

Create a better hearing plan built for all of life’s adventures. Our expert audiologists are here to help, now proudly accepting all major insurances.

Approximately 48 million Americans have some degree of hearing loss. Yet only 1 in 5 people who would benefit from a hearing aid actually uses one.²

Missing parts of the conversation can be frustrating, and constantly asking others to repeat themselves is embarrassing and can become tiring on their end. Seeking treatment can ensure your telephone conversations are easier to understand.

Having Trouble Hearing on the Telephone

The Top 5 Signs You Might Have Hearing Loss

Feeling Like Others Mumble When They Speak

Through advances in hearing technology, we can use a wide range of products and accessories to find the perfect match for your individual needs, activity level and places where you spend your time. State-of-the-art technology, such as Bluetooth® connectivity, enables you to wirelessly stream directly to your iPhone® and other electronic devices.

Following Conversations in Background Noise

Background noise, especially around the dinner table, makes hearing even more difficult, as your brain has to work harder to distinguish speech from other distracting sounds. Constantly straining to hear can lead to mental and physical exhaustion.

Turning up the Volume on Devices

While you may not notice you have turned the volume up on your favorite holiday classics to an unsafe level, your family members sure will. It only takes one incident of turning the volume up too loud for them to notice your hearing loss.

Avoiding Social Gatherings

Don’t miss out on the cheer with family and friends. Many people with untreated hearing loss find it easier to simply stop attending social functions instead of feeling isolated and ignored the whole time. This may lead to feelings of depression and anxiety.

Shop for Hearing Health Care, Not Hearing Aids

If hearing loss is holding you back, Palouse Specialty Physicians is here to help. We combine advanced hearing technology with thoughtful, one-on-one care. Your input matters, which means your treatment plan is designed around your needs, preferences, and daily life, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

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