North Alabama Audiology
North Alabama Audiology began in 1960 with hearing instrument specialists and evolved into an audiology only practice in 1981. We are locally owned and operated, giving us the flexibility and freedom to meet the needs of our patients.
With our staff’s experience and commitment to continuing education, we strive to provide the best solutions for our patients and their families. Our goal is to treat you as we would like to be treated.
The ability to communicate is essential to achieve and maintain independence. In this age of information technology, the ability to communicate effectively is even more important. When communication is impaired, it affects every aspect of a person's life.
Our main objective at North Alabama Audiology is to serve the hearing needs in the surrounding areas and to provide quality care in a professional but relaxed private setting.
Our services include, but are not limited to:
- Acoustic Reflex Measurements
- Assistive Listening Devices
- Wireless Remote Technology
- Auditory Rehabilitation for Adults
- Bone Anchored Ponto Hearing System Programming
- Comprehensive Hearing Testing for Adults and Adolescents
- Hearing Aid Selection and Fitting
- Hearing Loss Prevention Services
- Musician Earplugs and Impressions
- Real Measurements of Hearing Aid Performance
- Tinnitus Evaluation and Management
- Tympanometry
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Welcome Video
We invite you to watch our welcome video to learn more about us and hear from happy patients who have benefited from our services.
“Mr. Taylor has looked after my hearing for more than 20 years. Each time I have needed new instruments, he has provided a balanced comparison of available products and helped me select the best one for my needs.”
~ Satisfied Patient
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