Gainesville, GA Audiology Services
Gainesville Hearing Services, Inc. provides professional, quality, comprehensive diagnostic hearing assessment, including hearing evaluations, immitance testing, auditory evoked potential testing, and otoacoustic emission testing to determine if a hearing problem exists and what intervention is necessary.
Dr. Schorn-Bellows serves all ages, but specializes in pediatric hearing evaluations, including follow-up to Universal Newborn Hearing screenings and central auditory processing testing. We provide OSHA services, such as noise measurements and baseline and annual hearing tests.
We offer quality state of the art digital hearing aid products and accessories at affordable prices. We work with several manufacturers in order to choose the best product for each individual. But most importantly, we have the professional knowledge, experience, and compassion to work with each person to achieve their hearing goals. We offer many assistive devices, such as amplified telephones and signaling devices. We have a full-service hearing aid lab for modifications and many in-house repairs. Mr. Williams operates an in-house earmold lab, manufacturing custom molds for hearing aids, hearing protection devices, swimmers, pilots, police, and musicians.
Testing & Audiometry
Hearing Counseling
Once you have told us your difficulties and your personal expectations with regard to your hearing, we provide you with detailed advice on the most appropriate products to meet your requirements. We will review numerous criteria, including:
- Which ear has a problem hearing?
- Which style of hearing aid is most suitable for you?
- Do you want to regulate the volume of the hearing aid yourself, or would you prefer a hearing aid that adjusts automatically to any hearing situation?
- Which technology & hearing aid style offers the features best suited to your desired communication goals?
- Do you want Bluetooth streaming?
- Do you want rechargeable batteries?
Ear Impressions
The Fitting
To determine the optimum settings for your hearing aids, we use your audiogram, as well as your personal impression of how well you can hear. This adjustment process is carried out using a computer.
When adjusting your hearing aids, we take various measurements to check how well you can hear. Once we teach you how to operate them and instruct you on the energy supply (rechargeable batteries), you should wear your new hearing aids for a few days in your regular surroundings.
Based upon what you tell us about how well you can hear in your everyday surroundings, we will make any necessary final adjustments to your hearing aids.