IMPROVE YOUR HEARING

Improve Your Hearing

Hearing Loss Treatment
for Greenwich, CT; Scarsdale, Mt. Kisco, White Plains, Harrison, Rye, Somers, NY & Beyond


Hearing loss can happen over the course of years, so the effects can be easy to dismiss. Whether you are noticing common hearing loss symptoms and problems or you have noticed your loved one having problems hearing, the team at Audiology Associates of Westchester are here to help.

The Effects of Hearing Loss


Ignoring hearing loss can be disruptive not just to your life, but to the lives of your loved ones. When you have hearing loss, you may dislike participating in family events and the activities you love. 

Improving your hearing begins with a single step: scheduling a hearing test at Audiology Associates of Westchester. We can identify the issue and come up with a solution that works for you and helps you regain your ability to take part in everything that life has to offer. 
Types of Hearing Loss

Different types of hearing loss require different solutions. At Audiology Associates of Westchester, we are experienced with each type, including:  
  • Conductive Hearing Loss: This type of hearing issue can often be fixed with medication or a minor procedure. 
  • Sensorineural Hearing Loss: This type of hearing loss occurs due to missing or damaged cochlea hairs and may require a hearing aid or surgery.
  • Mixed Hearing Loss: This type of hearing loss is a combination of the two above and may require medication, a procedure, or surgery.
  • Central Hearing Loss: This type of hearing loss involves a stroke and the central nervous system and may require the need for auditory rehabilitation. 
Find out which type of hearing loss you have and discover the right solution by calling the hearing doctor at Audiology Associates of Westchester today. We proudly serve clients in and around Scarsdale, White plains, Harrison, Rye & Mt. Kisco, NY as well as Greenwich, CT. Additionally, we'd like to introduce the upcoming opening of our newest Somers, NY office on September 13th, 2021.
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