We have developed a staff of dedicated professionals to provide the best hearing care available. Patients appreciate our flexible appointment scheduling, welcoming atmosphere, and convenient location with front door parking.
Oct
06
New Name – Same Great Location
Have You Heard? Complete Hearing Solutions, P.C. (formly Associated Hearing) is excited to announce its new name. On September 1, 2011, owners Dr. Sandra Miler & Dr. Meghanne Wetta announced a new name to reflect the comprehensive services provided at their office. The phone number, location and quality of care continues as it has for over a decade. Although hearing rehabilitation is a large part of their practice, custom recreational earpieces, diagnostic evaluations and care for tinntius and dizziness are provided at Complete Hearing Solutions. Join us…
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May
27
Consequences of Untreated Hearing Loss
In May 1999, the National Council on the Aging released a massive study* titled “The Consequences of Untreated Hearing Loss in Older Persons. The goal of the study was to assess the effects of hearing loss on quality of life and compare these effects for those who wear hearing aids and those who do not. Respondents in the survey included hearing aid users, hearing-impaired seniors who do not use hearing aids (non-users), and significant others…
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May
23
Live Life to the Fullest!
Rediscover your hearing and reconnect with the important things in life. Amplification is now designed to let you hear what you need to hear with greater comfort and clarity. The devices automatically adapt to the environment so that you can follow conversation, even in challenging situations. Sleek designs now fit securely inside your ear or discreetly behind it, so you’ll feel more confident in communicating with others. In addition they function wirelessly, enabling you…
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Dec
01
Why Hearing with Two Ears Matters
Did you know human beings hear in 3 -dimensions? The ability to hear in 3-D allows us to identify where sounds are coming from when someone calls to us or the direction of an approaching car.” The ability to localize sound is possible because two ears communicating with each other send a single message to that the brain that enable the brain to “see” where a sound is coming from. People with hearing loss, who…
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