- Acoustic Immittance
Computerized, objective measurement of middle ear function
- Otoacoustic Emissions
Objective measure of outer hall cell function utilized with newborns, pediatrics, auditory processing, and tinnitus evaluations
- Auditory Processing Evaluations
Auditory processing is not how well we hear but rather what we do with what we hear. Auditory processing disorders may present with the following symptoms: difficulty hearing in noise, difficulty following directions, attending, poor note taking skills, and poor academic performance. The auditory processing evaluation includes a comprehensive audiological evaluation to rule out underlying hearing loss. If hearing is normal, a battery of 'listening' tests are performed to determine the extent of any auditory processing dysfunction. Appropriate recommendations for the home, school, or work are provided.
- Audiological Evaluation
Completed in a specially treated sound booth with reliable, well-maintained calibrated equipment which determines hearing ability for all age groups.
- Tinnitus Evaluations
Tinnitus is a symptom people usually describe as a 'noise in their ear(s) whether it is a 'buzzing', 'hissing', or 'cricket' sound. Following the audiological evaluation, tinnitus matching procedures are utilized to determine candidacy for Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT). TRT can be provided by Dr. Jennifer Elfert at Alliance Speech & Hearing Center. Dr. Elfert can be reached at (732) 942-7220.
- Dizziness & Balance Evaluations
Electronystagmography (ENG), Computerized Dynamic Posturography (CDP), Electrocochleography (EcoG) and Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) testing can be performed to determine the nature and extend of your dizziness
- Hearing Aid Consultation & Evaluation
Both you and the Audiologist with collectively determine the best possible hearing aid for you factoring in your unique listening needs, preferences, budget and lifestyle. You will also be counseled about realistic outcomes of wearing hearing aids during your trial period.
- Hearing Aids
We offer a wide selection of digital hearing aids from a variety of major hearing aid manufacturers. We will work with you to find the best solution for your hearing care needs within your budget. We also offer no-interest payment plans of 6-12-18 months
- Fitting & Follow Up Care
The hearing aid fitting occurs about two weeks after your initial consultation and/or evaluation. At that time, you will be fit with your hearing instruments via computerized 'live' speech mapping. This technique ensures the most accurate fitting and prescription for your listening needs. You will also be instructed on the proper use and care of your hearing aids. You will be seen a minimum of three times during your trial period to make sure that we have answered all of your questions and concerns about amplification
- Trial Period and Warranty
All hearing aids come with a 75 day no-obligation trial period, 1-3-year repair warranty, 1-3-year loss policy and a lifetime supply of batteries free of charge. All of your follow-up visits including all adjustments and cleanings are at no additional charge
- Repairs
We can repair most hearing aids at a reasonable cost and even provide you with a loaner. We also offer 24-48 hour repair service on most hearing aids
- No-Interest Payment Plans
We offer no interest payment plans to allow you the opportunity to experience the latest in digital hearing aid technology without any significant up-front costs. With approved credit, we can offer payment plans from 6 months up to 18 months. In addition, we accept most major credit cards including Master Card, Visa, American Express, and Discover.
- Insurance
Certain insurance companies have a benefit towards the purchase of your hearing instrument. GSHBC will assist you in determining your benefit and in many cases directly bill your insurance for payment. GSHBC participates with many providers who offer assistance toward payment of your hearing instruments.
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