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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.

Gilbert Surprise Peoria

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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
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Top Rated Audiologists in Arizona

– Helping Patients to Hear Better and Live Happier

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Our Locations

Gilbert Waiting Room

Gilbert, AZ

Hearing and Balance Center

4915 E Baseline Rd, Ste 123
Gilbert, AZ 85234

P: (480) 562-6001

F: (480) 562-6010

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Peoria, AZ

Hearing Center

8877 W Union Hills Dr, Suite 350
Peoria, AZ 85382

P: (623) 428-0727

F: (623) 738-3918

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Surprise, AZ

Hearing and Balance Center

14757 W Mountain View Blvd, Ste 120
Surprise, AZ 85374

P: (623) 227-1924

F: (623) 738-3913

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If you are in need of hearing aid supplies, we have everything listed in our online shop

Hearing Aid Supplies

Phonak CeruShield Disk Wax Guards

$ 20.00

Hearing Aid Supplies

Starkey Domes

$ 20.00

Hearing Aid Care

Hearing Aid Batteries

$ 6.00$ 57.00

Hearing Aid Supplies

Oticon ProWax miniFit Filters

$ 20.00

Hearing Aid Supplies

Oticon ProWax Filters

$ 20.00

Hansaton

Hansaton Domes

$ 20.00

Hearing Aid Supplies

Phonak Domes

$ 20.00

Our Hearing Services

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Video Tutorials

To see all of our helpful tutorials check us out on YouTube
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How to pair Oticon Hearing Aids to Android

How to pair Oticon Hearing Aids to iPhone

How to Perform Maintenance on Oticon Hearing Aids

How to Pair Phonak Hearing Aids to Android

How to Perform Maintenance on Starkey Hearing Aids

How to pair Starkey Hearing Aids to Android

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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Our Audiologists

Shanna Dewsnup, Au.D., CCC-A
OWNER AND FOUNDER OF HAPPY EARS

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Matthew Wetmore, Au.D., CCC-A
Director of Audiology

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Natasha Seaton, Au.D., CCC-A
Doctor of Audiology

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Hannah Miller, Au.D.
Doctor of Audiology

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Kelly Halterman, Au.d., ccc-a
Doctor of Audiology

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Rylee
Audiology Resident

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Check our happy ears blog for helpful insights into hearing loss, audiology, tinnitus, hearing aids and more…
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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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