Our Services

Assistive listening devices are designed to augment, enhance, and improve your listening and hearing experiences. For some, this may mean a TV headset to comfortably listen to your favorite show without disrupting the household because of increased volume. For you sleepy heads, a vibrating alarm clock gets you up and going without waking up the neighborhood. For those individuals who have trouble hearing their phone messages, an amplified answering machine better clarifies the recording, providing clear, comfortable sound to help you understand your messages.

The sizes of hearing aid batteries are listed below along with their standard number and color codes.


Size 10 (or 230) YELLOW
Size 13 ORANGE
Size 312 BROWN
Size 675 BLUE

Any kind of noise exposure is potentially damaging to hearing, so whether your noise exposure comes from your work environment or just mowing your lawn, custom earmolds can provide protection from noise-induced hearing loss.

Repair All Makes - We can get your hearing aid repaired quickly at a reasonable cost and give you a loaner hearing aid to use until yours comes back.

Hearing Aid: Warranty service If your hearing aid requires servicing while still under the manufacturer's warranty, either for a new aid, or repair warranty, we will take care of the necessary paperwork and give you a loaner hearing aid to use in the meantime.

Cleaning/Check:
We offer complimentary cleaning, check and tubing changes even if you did not purchase your hearing aid from Family Hearing Center.

Hearing aids come in many different sizes, technologies and price ranges. Each persons requirements differ and hearing aids may be customized to your individualized needs. We carry a range of different manufacturers. Your audiologist will inform you of your options, and help you decide on what is most appropriate for you.

The purpose of a complete diagnostic hearing assessment is to determine if a hearing problem exists. If it does, appropriate
recommendations for medical referral, hearing aid use, assistive listening devices or other options will be discussed.

PEDIATRIC: Children are accompanied into the test booth by their parent or caregiver. Children under the age of five are typically evaluated by two audiologists. Various testing methods are used depending on the age of the child, including visual reinforcment audiometry (VRA) and conditioned play audiometry. VRA involves the pairing of sound with the lighting or movement of a toy. A child is conditioned to this task. Conditioned play audiometry involves conditioning a child to perform a task (stacking blocks, completing a puzzle) when the child hears a sound. Objective tests include Immittance testing to assess middle ear function and Otoacoustic Emission testing to assess the integrity of the outer hair cells of the inner ear.

ADULTS: A complete audiological evaluation includes Pure Tone Testing, Speech Audiometry, Immittance Testing, and Otoacoustic Emission Testing, when indicated.