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Happy Ears Hearing Center provides high-quality and personalized treatments for hearing loss, tinnitus and vertigo. Our Audiologists follow best-practices and focus on patient care. Make an appointment today at one of our hearing centers in the greater Phoenix, AZ area.
Cognitive Decline and Audiology
5 Areas That Can Improve by Diagnosing and Treating Hearing Loss
- Reduce cognitive decline and dementia
- Reduce risk of falls
- Increase cognitive function
- Reduce the experience of tinnitus
- Increase quality of life
Top Rated Audiologists in Arizona
– Helping Patients to Hear Better and Live Happier
Our Locations
Gilbert, AZ
Hearing Center
4915 E Baseline Rd, Ste 123Gilbert, AZ 85234
F: (480) 562-6010
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Peoria, AZ
Hearing and Balance Center
9240 West Union Hills Dr, Suite 100
Peoria, AZ 85382
F: (623) 738-3918
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Surprise, AZ
Hearing and Balance Center
14757 W Mountain View Blvd, Ste 120Surprise, AZ 85374
F: (623) 738-3913
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Vistancia, AZ
Hearing Center
29751 N El Mirage Rd, Ste 110Peoria, AZ 85383
F: (623) 208-4954
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Our Hearing Services
TeleHealth
We offer TeleHealth appointments for follow up and new hearing aid evaluations.
Diagnostics
With over 30 years of combined experience, our Audiologists specialize in identifying, diagnosing, and treating hearing loss.
Hearing Aids
We love technology! We provide the latest technology from top manufacturers to help you live life to the fullest.
Rechargeable Hearing aids
With so many brands offering rechargeable hearing aids, we guarantee to find the best device for you.
Bone Anchored
Bone-anchored hearing aid demonstrations, fittings and adjustments.
Cochlear Implants
Cochlear Implant candidacy evaluations and mappings.
45 Day Trial
We offer a 45 day risk-free trial period for you to get used to your new devices.
Full Warranties
We offer 3 year Loss, Damage, and Repair warranties for all levels of hearing aid technology so you don’t have to worry about your devices.
Our Balance Services
Neurodiagnostic Vestibular Testing
The inner ear is home to the hearing and balance centers. The receptors within the inner ear allow signals to be received and processed by a variety of locations within the central nervous system and the brain. During your visit, the audiologist will ask you questions regarding your current symptoms, and how they impact your quality of life. They will then perform a series of tests to assess the overall health and function of your inner ear, including the hearing and balance centers. Following testing, the audiologist will discuss your results with you and make recommendations based on that information.
Fall Risk Assessment
Preventing falls is of vital importance for the aging population. During our neurodiagnostic vestibular test battery, a balance assessment is completed to determine fall risk. This finding is then interpreted along with the other tests to determine if the fall risk is due to a problem with the balance centers in your ears, or if it is related to something else. Based on that information, your audiologist can make recommendations on what you can do to reduce your risk of falls.
Canalith Repositioning Maneuvers
The most common cause of vertigo is a condition called Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV), and it is treated with physical therapy maneuvers. Initially, the audiologist will complete the neurodiagnostic vestibular testing to ensure the overall health and function of your balance centers. If there is a BPPV involvement, they will then complete canalith repositioning maneuvers at that time. We will recommend that you return for a follow-up appointment which is 30 minutes long to ensure the treatment was effective, and complete additional treatments as needed. Typically, this condition will clear in about 1-3 treatment sessions.
Doctor of Audiology
What is an Audiologist?
There has been a lot of consumer confusion over professional roles in the diagnosing and treatment of hearing loss. So what is an audiologist anyway? Many individuals facing hearing loss do not know the difference between an Audiologist and a hearing instrument specialist (dispenser). An important distinction to understand when treating your hearing loss is the difference between an Audiologist (Au.D), and a hearing instrument specialist (BC-HIS). Audiologists are doctorate level clinicians who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of hearing loss. Hearing instrument specialists are licensed to sell and fit hearing devices and do not require a degree in hearing loss to perform these services.
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Hearing Aid Brand Choices
Many hearing stores and practices only offer one option to treat your hearing. In many cases, it is because they are owned by, or incentivised by a single manufacturer. However, just like hearing loss, not all treatment options are the same. Some devices are better than others depending on your unique type of loss and the lifestyle you want to lead.
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