When you need help with your hearing, it's nice when someone listens.
When you visit our office, your needs are at the forefront of everything we do. We strive for honesty and integrity in all relationships with patients; which sets us apart from other offices out there!
You deserve to have the best hearing healthcare available. That is why our Board Certified Audiologists and team are committed to offering only the highest quality services with cutting edge technology for an effective treatment plan that will meet your needs, no matter what they may be!
We understand how much information is out there on the internet and this task might seem daunting when seeking out this type assistance, so we make every effort possible on listening patiently while also addressing any concerns or frustrations you might share with us.
We focus on making new patients feel welcomed while eliminating frustration.
All of our patients are seen by Board Certified Audiologists who have demonstrated their ability to achieve the high standards of care required by their profession. They have the most education and expertise than any other hearing professional in the field of hearing health.
Our Audiologists have several decades of combined experience treating all types of hearing conditions. They have experience with patients of all ages and are known for consistently delivering personalized care and effective solutions.
Audiologists are the only university trained hearing professionals, with over 8 years of formal education. This background, combined with the many years of experience our Audiologists have, are why our patients receive the most comprehensive solutions available.
At Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health, our patients’ health and satisfaction are our highest priorities. Getting the hearing help you need should never feel like a transaction, and we pride ourselves in giving every patient a full and honest assessment of what they need and what they don’t.
Every Board Certified Audiologist makes a professional oath to always serve the patient’s best interest before all else and our Audiologists are no different. Our doctors are driven by and held to the highest standards of care in the hearing healthcare field.
After all these years of serving patients with hearing concerns, we know how difficult it can be to live with hearing problems. Every patient who visits us is greeted with compassion, sensitivity, and respect. We’re honored to join you on your journey back to better hearing.
The people here are amazing!!! Thanks to the drs for taking the time to listen and do everything they can to make me better. The staff go that extra mile and are so friendly. I found a gem with this place. I highly recommend them.
As one of your main senses, your hearing health can tell you a story about your overall health. Hearing loss can be an early indicator of many health conditions, like diabetes and circulation conditions. Since hearing loss can be gradual, it is important to get your hearing evaluated regularly, like you do with your eyes or teeth.
Your hearing pathway starts at your ears and ends at your brain. When sounds reach the inner ear, they are converted into a signal that is sent to the brain. So, your hearing health can directly impact your brain health. Studies have consistently shown how hearing loss correlates to cognitive decline and dementia. And people with hearing loss are at higher risk of mental health conditions, like depression. Healthy hearing = healthy brain.
Hearing loss can be very isolating; if you cannot hear what people are saying, then it is very difficult to maintain conversations and if you cannot maintain conversations, then your relationship with loved ones can suffer.
Did you know that certain medications can harm your hearing health? And this includes common over-the-counter medications and antibiotics. Typically, we are told of potential side-effects but no one thinks that medications could cause hearing loss.
It has been shown that someone with hearing loss who ignores their condition can see up to a 26% increase in their healthcare costs after just 2 years. This is because people experience a variety of adverse health effects due to their hearing health, such as falls or other sources of injury.