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We offer a variety of services to improve your hearing health. Schedule an appointment to establish a baseline hearing test, select a hearing aid and have it fit and programmed to your needs!

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Tinnitus & Hyperacusis

Do you hear a sound in your ears or your head (Tinnitus)? Do sounds seem too loud to you? We can help you with all of these conditions.

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Hearing aids for every lifestyle

Our office is proud to offer a wide array of hearing aids in different styles and different technological capabilities to fit your needs!

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tinnitus and hyperacusis

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Welcome to The Hearing Doctor!

The Hearing Doctor mission is to help people who suffer from tinnitus, hyperacusis, hearing loss, Vertigo, dizziness, or imbalance. Our main goal is to make sure that tinnitus and hyperacusis sufferers seek help when medical treatment has not been effective. In addition, we want to provide unbiased audiologic care and rehabilitation for patients who seek hearing aids. Interactive forms are available to request diagnostic testing, consultations, and treatment.

Click here to read a Huffington Post story about hyperacusis and treatment.

Click here to see Dr. Marghzar discussing hearing aids on CBS.

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Our offices provide a variety of services that include hearing evaluations for adults and children, evaluation and diagnosis of central auditory processing disorders, evaluation and treatment of dizziness, hearing aids, hearing protection devices, ear cleaning (wax removal), musician plugs, Neuromonics tinnitus treatment, & Tinnitus Retraining Therapy for treatment of tinnitus and hyperacusis.

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Tinnitus Treatment

Tinnitus is phantom auditory perception. It can be perceived as a ringing, hissing, pulsing, clicking, wooshing, “crickets”, buzzing, humming, or other sounds. Forty percent of patients with tinnitus may have sensitivity to loud sounds. More than 90% of patients with tinnitus have a measurable hearing loss in at least one frequency (Davis, 1998). There are test procedures available to measure and treat these issues.

Tinnitus Treatment